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Architectural Historiography

Architectural Historiography

Code	14571
Year	1
Semester	S1
ECTS Credits	6
Workload	OT(15H)
Scientific area	Arquitetura
Entry requirements	N.A.
Learning outcomes	The course is part of the 3rd cycle studies in Civil Engineering, it is optional, and intends to transmit advanced knowledge in the field of Architectural Historiography as a complement to research leading to the development of doctoral theses. The general objective of this course is to deepen the knowledge in the context of the characterization and understanding of the interrelation and multidisciplinary approach used. The following competencies will be developed on this curricular unit: a) Dominion over the State of the art research with the use of architectural historiography b) Understanding and validation of multidisciplinarity in research in Civil Engineering c) Recognition and understanding of the importance of context when there is the intervention in historic buildings d) Mastery of tools and fundamentals of architectural historiography applied to the analysis of historic buildings
Syllabus	1. Research on historical buildings in a multidisciplinary perspective based on architectural historiography 2. Research resources and systematization 3. Historic buildings and architectural heritage 4. Historic buildings-the building and its elements
Main Bibliography	ARNOLD, Dana, ERGUT Elvan Altan and ÖZKAYA Belgin Turan (Ed.); Rethinking architectural historiography; Routlege; London 2006 CARLOS, Jorge S. and MARTINS, Ana M. T.; Daylight in a Cistercian heritage Church in Lisbon, from rural to urban context in Journal of Green Building; vol 9; no 3; pp. 116-130; College Publishing; 2014 ISSN 1943-4618 (online) / 1552-6100 (Print) MARTINS, Ana Maria Tavares, “Review of Portuguese Cistercian Monastic Heritage” in IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering; volume 245 052014; 2017 MARTINS, Ana M. T., Carlos, Jorge S.; “Multidisciplinary approach to the Portuguese Cistercian Monasteries Architecture: Research and Knowledge” in Procedia Engineering; Volume 161; 2016; pp.1515-1519 MARTINS, Ana M. T. and CARLOS, Jorge S. The retrofitting of the Bernardas’ Convent in Lisbon in Energy and Buildings; Volume 68; Part A; January 2014; ELSEVIER; ISSN: 0378-7788; Pages 396–402
Language	Portuguese. Tutorial support is available in English.