Lecture

Architectural Writing: Structure and Argument

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This lecture covers the different types of academic writings, from short essays to master dissertations and PhD theses. It explains the importance of titles, subtitles, and the structure of academic articles. It delves into the role of introduction, argument, and conclusion in academic writing, emphasizing the need for a clear research question and analytical method. The lecture also discusses the diversity of strategies within a project, comparative analysis of strategies in different projects, and the importance of images as evidence in architectural essays.

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