HISTORY: History of Architecture 4 Orientation
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The document outlines a 14-week curriculum for a history architecture course focusing on Philippine architecture across various periods, including pre-Hispanic, colonial, and contemporary styles. Key activities involve diorama projects, qualitative research assignments, film viewings, and a culminating pavilion exhibit. The course includes heritage conservation discussions and field trips to notable architectural sites.
HISTORY: History of Architecture 4 Orientation
- 1. Histarc 4 Sir Ron
- 2. Week 1 • Orientation • ACT # 1 (Scale Model – Metropolitan Theatre) • Distribution of Reports • Report (c/o SR) – Qualitative Spatial Analysis of The Medical City: Francisco Manosa’s Philosophy in Healthcare Design
- 3. Week 2 • Submission of ACT # 1 • Pre-Hispanic Philippine Architecture (2000 BC-1520 CE) • Colonial: Earthquake Baroque (1521-1899) • Announcement of PLATE # 1 (Diorama)
- 4. Week 3 • DIORAMA (to be provided by SR) • Glue/ Mighty Bond/ Cyno • Cardboard/ Cereal box/ Folder/ Any hard paper • Scissors • Cutter • Cutting Mat • T-square/ Ruler • Film Showing: • Kisapmata (Mike de Leon) • Maynila sa mga kuko ng liwanag (Lino Brocka) • Oro Mata Plata (Peque Gallaga)
- 5. Week 4 • ASSIGN # 1 (Qualitative Research) • Discussion of Chapter 2 (Review of Related Literature) to be instructed by SR • 3 week research paper • How “Filipino” is Colonial PH Architecture? • What is the “Filipino” in Colonial PH Architecture? • Each student will find a Colonial Architecture to scrutinize (to be assigned by SR) • Colonial: Colonial Non-ecclesiastical PH Architecture (1521-1899)
- 6. Week 5 • ASSIGN # 1 (1st week) • Checking of Chapter 2 (Review of Related Literature) • Discussion of Chapter 3 (Methodology) • MIDTERM EXAM Pointers: • Pre-Hispanic PH • Colonial: Earthquake Baroque • Colonial: Non-ecclesiastical
- 7. Week 6 • ASSIGN # 1 (2nd week) • Checking of Chapter 3 • Discussion of Chapter 4 (Findings & Discussion) • Discussion of Chapter 5 (Conclusion) • Colonial: Neoclassical period (1900-1920) • Colonial: American “boogie woogie” (1920-1944) • Philippine Art Deco • Philippine Art Noveau
- 8. Week 7 • Announcement of PLATE # 2 (Philippine Venice Pavilion 2017) • 6-week Preparation • Discussion of details • ASSIGN # 1 (3rd week) • Checking of Chapter 4 & 5 • Discussion of Chapter 1 (Background) • Post-war Philippine Architecture (1945-1986) • Arrival of the “pensionados” (Single Architecture) • Urban Planning • R.A. 958 (Republic Act 958)
- 9. Week 8 • Philippine Architects of the 20th Century (1900-1999) • Submission of ASSIGN # 1 (Qualitative Research) • PLATE # 2 (1st week) • Checking/ Approval of Concept (Bond Paper)
- 10. Week 9 • Philippine Architects of the 21st Century (2000-present) • PLATE # 2 (Pavilion) – 2nd week • Prototype design of individual exhibit (3d, sketch, picture, etc)
- 11. Week 10 • ACTIVITY # 2 • FIELD TRIP (optional) • Spare Week
- 12. Week 11 • Spare Week
- 13. Week 12 • Conference: Heritage Conservation • Venue: Either Benilde or Metropolitan Theatre • Prospective Guests: • Ar. Gerald Lico (UP Diliman) • Ar. Emilio Ozaeta (UP Diliman) - CASE STUDIES - SUCCESS STORIES - HEROES OR VILLAINS • ASSIGN # 2 (Reflection Paper) – 200 words • Bond Paper (short) • Times New Roman • Font Size: 12 • Paragraph Spacing: 1.5
- 14. Week 13 • PLATE # 2 – 6th week • Execution of designs • Final Checking of exhibits
- 15. Week 14 • HISTARC 4 Philippine Venice Pavilion exhibit opening (FINAL PLATE) By successfully opening the exhibit: your PLATE # 2 which will be exhibited on the event will be considered as submitted.
- 16. 1. PLATES #1 – Diorama #2 – PH Pavilion exhibits 2. ASSIGNMENTS #1 – Qualitative Research paper #2 – Reflection paper (Conference), 200 words 3. ACTIVITIES #1 – Metropolitan theatre scale model # 2 – Field Trip (tentative) 4. FILM SHOWING 5. MIDTERM EXAM 6. FINAL REQUIREMENT (Opening of HISTARC 4 PAVILION EXHIBITION)
- 17. Field Trip • Churches around Manila City • Heritage sites down south • Vigan Heritage Sites • Iloilo Heritage Sites
- 18. Heritage “Activity” • Hands-on restoration on Capitol Theatre, Escolta
- 19. Fin