HONOURS DBGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURB

RA99

.Advanced Studies

II.

consist

of

the work prescribed

for

the seminar courses

in a

selection

of

^the

subjects RA98 Ailvanced Studies

I

^and

Ilonours candidates

will

^be required

to

show a much greater depth

of

under- standing than that required for the Ordinary degree.

(a)

Suggested re¿ding list:

Buchanan,

R. A.,

Technologg and social progress (O.U.P.).

Curl, J. 5., European ci,ti,es ønd societies

(}Jill).

Handler,

A.8.,

^Sgstems approøch

to

architectut¿ (Elsevier).

Churchman,

C, W.,

The sgstems apptoach (Delacorte).

Chapman,

S. D., The

beginnings

of

industrial

Britain

^(London Tut. Pr. ).

Klemm,

F., A

historg

of

Destern tecLmologg

(Allen anil

Unrvin).

Seidenberg, R., Posf hi.stotic man:

An inquirg

(Bacon).

Man in the citg of tLw future: a sgmposiurn, ed. by R. Eells and C. Walton

( lvlacmillan ).

Young, J,

2.,

Th¿ erplosion

of

scíence (Thames and Hudson),

IVfantoux, P., The lnd.ustrial Rer¡olution

ín

the eighteenth centurg (Cape).

Calder, N., Technopolis: Social control of the uses of science (\,IacGibbor and Kee ₎ .

lvfunford,

L,

^{The mgth of} the machine (Secker anil Warburg).

Mumford,

L.,

Technics ønd chsilkøtion (Harcourt, Brace).

Le

Corbusier, Touards a neto archítecture (Arctitectural Pr.).

Wittkower, R., Architectut'al principles

in

the age

of

humanßm

(Tiranti).

Banham, R., Theorg and, design

in

the first ^machine age (Praeger).

(

b)

Text-books:

Arvill,

R., Man ønd enoironment (Penguin),

Austraüa. Bureau

of

lVleteorology, Climate and. meteorolngg

ol

Arætralia

( Govt. Printer, Canberra ).

Bedford,

T,,

Basfu princíples

of

oentìIating anã, heating,

2nd

edition (Lewis).

Billington,

N.5.,

Thermal properties of buildings (Cleaver Hume), Carrel,

,{.,

Man, the unknoun (Peng,'¡.¡.

Drysdale,

J. W.,

^{Designíng houses}

for

Australian cli¡nates (,{ushaliar C.E.B.S., Bulletin No. 6).

Fry, E. Maxwell, and Drew, 1,, Tropìcal a¡chítecture

in

the drg anil humìd aonøs (Batsford).

Inte¡national Commission on lllumination, Sunlight

in

buìldings, ed, R, G.

Hopkinson ⁽ Bouwcentrum ).

Kinzey, B. Y., and Sharp,

H.

M.,Enoironmental technologíes ìn architectute

( Prentice-Hall ) ^.

Manning,

P. (ed.),

Office design:

ø studg of

enoironmenü (Live4x-.rol Univ., Building Science, Dept. of, Pilkington Res.

Unit),

Oakley,

D.,

Tropical houses (Batsford).

Olgyay, Y,, Design

uith

climate (Princeton U,P.).

Sheridan,

N, R.,

and others,

Air

conditioning (University

of

Queensland Press ).

Straaten,

f. ^F.

^Van, Thermal performance

ol

buil.d.ings (Elsevier).

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Reference books:

FACULTY OI. ÀRCHITTCTI'RE AND TOWN PLÁNNING

Architectu¡al Forum, November, 1948, Measure; or Aronin,

J.8.,

Climate and architectur¿ (Reinhold),

Institute, Washington ).

Chandler,

T. !.,

^{The climnte}

^of

^London (Hutchinson).

Conklin,

E. G,

The øeathe¡ conditíoned house (Reinhold).

Fitch, J. M., ^Ameràcøn buíIding (Houghton

Miflin).

Geiger, R., The clímate nea¡ the grounà (Harva¡d U'P.)' Groundwater,

I.,

Solnr radìatìon ìn air condítioníng (Lockwood).

Holmes,

ß, M.,

Weøtheríng

in

the tropics (Australiar C.S.I.R.O' Division

(N{cGraw-Hill).

U.N,E.S.C.O.,

Arid

Zone Research Se¡ies (U.N.E.S.C.O').

Pa¡ts

VII

Wínd and solar enetgg sgmposium,

U.S.A.:

^ion

^of

^{climatìc data}

to

ho

Various

Station Publications

as prescribed

by

the lecturer.

(c)

Text-books:

Benevolo,

L.,

Historg of mod'ern orchitectu¡e (Routledge and Kegan Paul).

Collins, P,, Changíng ideals

ìn

tnod.ern architecture (Faber

anil

Faber)' Encgclopaedia

of

modern architectu¡e, edited

by G. Hatje

^{(Thames and}

Hudson).

I

^modem architec'ture (A¡chitectu¡al Press)'

ol

mailern design

fnm ^William

^Mor¡ís

^to

^WøIte¡

of

^modern ørchitecture and' desígn (Thames and Reference books:

Banham,

R.,

Theoru and desígn

in the

first ^machine

cge

(Architectural

Press ).

Banham, R,, Gulde

to

modern archítecture (Architectural Press).

Blake, P., The mnster builderc (Gollancz).

Giedion, 5., Spøce, time and architecture (Harvard U.P')'

Hitchcock,

H.

R., Atchitecture

of the Igth

and 20th centuríes (Pelican).

Makers

of

contemporarg architecture series (Brazille¡).

Masters of

uorld

architectu¡e series (Brazillet).

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B.ARCH._SYLLA.BUSES IÌONOURS DEGREE

(d)

Reference booksr

British Standa¡ds

Institution.

B.S. 1708: Moilular co-ord,ínatian.

British Standards

Institution.

B.S. 2900: Moilular co-ordination

ìn

build- ing, Paft

I,

^Glossary.

Cement and Concrete Association, Housing from ^tl.te. factorg ⁽

The

Asso- ciation).

Cherner,

N,,

Fabrícatíng hornes from contponent parts (Reinhold), Corker,

E, and

Diprose,

A.,

ItLoilalar

prìmer (\f,odular

Society Ltd.,

London).

Diaman! R.

M. 8.,

In¿hßtrialí"sed

buildíng,3

vols.

(Ilifie).

Ehrenkrantz, Ezra

D.,

The modular numbe¡ pattern

(Ti¡anti),

Great Britain: Works,

Ministry

oÍ, Post-toar building

studies-House

corr- struction No. 1, 23,

25

(H.N{.S.O.).

Harrison,

D. D.,

An introduction to standards

ín

building (Spon).

Kent, S. R.,

Mod,ular

drafting

manual ⁽ National Resea¡ch

Council

of Canada,

Div. of

Building Research, Technical Paper 123).

NIadge,

J. H'

Tomorrou's houses

(Pilot

Press),

I\'fassachusetts Institute

of

Technology. Albert Farwell Bemis Foundation.

The prefabricatíon

ol

hous¿s

(M.Í.T.).

À'Iodula¡ Building Standards Association, Modula¡ practíce

(Wiley).

O,E.E.C., European Productivity Agency, Modular co-o¡dinatíon

ín

buàIiJ-

ing, first report

of

EPA project 174 (H.M.S.O.).

O.E.E.C.

E*optrtt

Productivity Agency, M odulnr co-ordi.natíon, seconð report

of

EPA project 174 (H.M.-S.O.):

O.E

E.Ç,

^European ProductiviÇ Agency, Prefabrícated

buílding-goject

226 (from E.P.A.-O.E.E.C. _).

Royal-Institute_of B¡itish Architects, The co-ordinatíon

of

dímensions fot

buildins

(R.I.B.A,).

Standa¡ds Association

,of ^Aust. -LI48t

Recommendatians

for

^modulnr

co-o¡d.ínation

ín buíkling

⁽ S.A.Á,, ).

lVachsmann.

K.,

The turning

point ol

^builcling (Reinhold).

White,^R.. ^B_ ,- ,Prefabrication, National

Building

Studies. Special Report No. 36 (H.M.S.O.).

(e)

Reference books:

Aldrich,

Y. C.,

Philosophu

of

ørú (Prentice-Hall).

Àlexander, C,, Notes on the sgnthesis

of form

^(Harvard).

Bergson,

H.,

The c¡eatíoe

mrnd (Phil Lib.).

Cassirer,

8., An

essøy on mrm (Yale U.P.).

Conference on sgstematic

anil

intuitíoe methoils

in

engineeri,ng, ü-rdustríal design, architècture

and

com,munications

(Pergamoñ),

^--

Cornell,

8.,

Humanistíc inquirles

ínto

ø¡chitectørø (Gunperts _Forlag).

De

Zu¡ko,

E.

R., Orìgins

of

functionalßt theorg (Columbia U.p.).

Fry, R., Yísían ønd, desígn (Pe\can),

Getzels, J. \M,, and Jackson, P.

W.,

C¡eatiaítg ønd. lntellìgence

(Wilev).

Ghiselin,

8.,

The creatioe process (Mentor Books).

Gilbert, K., and Kuhn,

H,, Ahistorg

of esthetícs (Thames and Hudson).

Gotshalk,

D,

W.,

Aît

and the social order (Dover).

Kneller, G,

F,,

The

a¡t

and scíence

of

creatíoítg

(Holt).

Koestler,

A,,

The act

of

creation (Hutchinson).

Langer, 5,, Røflec'tìons on

aú

^(Oxlord),

Ma¡itain,

J,,

^Creatìoe

tntuition ln art

and poetug

(Meridim\.

Moholy-Nagy,

L.,

The

neø

oíNon, and. Abstract of an artìst (Wittenborn).

Norberg Schulz, C., Intentiotæ

in

a¡chàtectu¡e (.A,llen and Unwin).

Panofsky,

8.,

Gothic ørchitecture and scholasticærn (Meridian).

Philipson,

M. H.,

Aesthetìcs todag (Meridian).

Wittkower, R,, Architectural príncþles

in

the øge

of

humanìsm

(Tiranti).

rc4

M.À.F.CII.

REGULÄTIONS

F,TCULTY OF ARCHITECTI'RI AND TOWN PLANNING

I.

2.

OF THE

DEGREE OF

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE

REGULATIONS

There shall be a degree of Master of Architecture.

A candidate for the degree shall either:

(a) _have been admitted to the degtee of Bachelor of Architec-

' _{ture ín the} University of Adelaide; ^or

degree.

5. Unless

^on

case,

a candi

^ea

yearand not ^fro

of the topic.

I

Allowed 28 February, ^1974.

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AND TO\MN PLÄNNING I\{.ARCH.

REGULÄTIONS

6. If in date for dre degree

is

not makin may, with the

c-onsent

of the Co caïdidature, and the

candidate ed for the

degree,

ç7. A candidate shall lodge with the Registrar ttrree copies of his thesis, prepared in accordaice with direcÉons given to iandidates from time to time.

- ^{B. The} |"""lty ^{shall nominate examiners of the thesis, of whom at}

least one shall bé external. The examiners may recommend that the

thesis ¡

(a) be accepted; or

(b) þ"

^qccept_e{

^{subject to the candidate}

^passing

an examination

in the field of siudy immediately relôvant [o the subject of his thesis; or

(c) be returned to the candidate for revision and re-submission (within

such

period of time

as

the Faculty may allow); or

(d) be rejected.

9. A candidat is considered bv to adjudicate oi

10. A candidate who complies with the foregoing conditions and

satisffes

the examinets may bè admitted to

the

Tegiee of Master of Architecture,

11. The

fees

to be paid by candidates shall be prescribed f¡om time

to -tim-e ^b_y

thq Council. The schedule of fees

so^

prescribed shall

be

published in the University Calendar.

Regulations

allowed 21

December, 1g67.

* Published

in

"Notes

""urrtyfïfiå"äï b"Jiå**tes ^for

^{Higher Degrees',:}

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