ArchClan_Architecture lovers (podcastជាភាសាខ្មែរ)

1. Landscape style options 2. Landscape design principles 3. Selection landscape plant

Intro. 1. Bio. 2. Design philosophy. 3. Architectural journalist

终期答辩一天之前检查

设计思路：功能布局、扣个洞与结构之间的关系

改造方式、保留意义

1. Intro. 2. Biography. 3. Design philosophy. 4. Awards and projects អធ្យាស្រ័យក្នុងPodcast ខ្ញុំហៅត្រកូលគាត់ខុស, ត្រកូលរបស់គាត់គឺ Koolhaas

设计感（情理之中、意料之外）

1. Biography. 2. Challenging the consensus on urban planning. 3. Summary of ideas in the death and life of great American cities

1. Urban design and people. 2. Basic design concepts: order/unity/proportion/scale/harmony/symmetry/balance/rhythm/contrast. 3. Town and building

1. 3 types of outdoor activities. 2. Life between buildings. 3. Outdoor activities and qualities of outdoor spaces. 4. Outdoor activities and architectural trends. 5. Processes and projects 6. Senses, communication and dimensions

Climate—software analysis—highlighted

1. Biography. 2. Design philosophy + projects + awards. 3. Case studies

01. Biography. 02. Design philosophy/ projects/ Awards. 03. Case studies

1. Texture of light. 2. Shapes of light. 3. Locations of light source. 4. Building light from darkness. 5. Developing lighting idea. 6. Designing with daylight. 7. Graphic tools : rendering and light map. 8. Understanding illuminance level

01: the design mentality. 02: the power and purpose of light. 03: more impact with less light 04: adding light in layers. 05: physical basic of light 06: the color science of light source 07: electric light sources

1. Introduction 2. Properties of earth as building material 3. Design of particular building elements

1. Introduced. 2. Manufacture. 3. Non sheet product. 4. Sheet product

1. Clay brick. 2. Unfired clay brick+ Reclaimed clay brick. 3. Brickwork. 4. Calcium silicate brick. 5. Concrete brick

1. Type of stone. 2. Stonework. 3. Deterioration of stone. 4. Maintenance of stone

1. Bamboo origin. 2. Bamboo as a plants. 3. Bamboo building materials. 4. Bamboo as sustainable material. 5. Summary

1. Ferrous metal. 2. Ferrous alloys. 3. Coated steel. 4. Aluminum/ Copper/ Lead/ Zinc/ Titanium

1. Introduction. 2. Lime. 3. Cement. 4. Concrete. 5. Reinforced concrete. 6. Visual concrete. 7. Concrete components

1. Introduction. 2. Timber. 3.timber product

Chapter 01: climate based design approach for facade Chapter 02: characteristic of sustainable facade. Chapter 03: design for comfort. Chapter 04: emerging technology in facade design

1. Definition + history 2. Type. 3. Benefits. 4. Design consideration: anatomy- structural design- practical implications: fire, irrigation, safety and access Reference: 1. https://na.eventscloud.com/file_uploads/ed04e0c035bcf9b9acd5d648e3fde965_Greenroof_Design_and_Construction-BT.pdf 2. https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/AndrewMyrthong/green-roofs-57239083 3. index.cfm.pdf

1. Introduction 2. Biophilia in context 3. Design consideration 4. The pattern 5. Final thoughts

10. Thermal zoning and compartmentation 11. Lighting and other electric loads 12. Hot and cold water 13. Indoor environment quality 14. Heating and cooling 15. Renewable energy 16. Material 17. Schedules, sequences and affordability 18. Quality in green design and construction 19. Conclusion LEED rating system !Mistake: this episode has 9 chapters, LEED 4 used in 2013, LEED 2009 use in 2015

1. Introduction 2. First principle 3. Codes, Standards, Guidelines 4. Community and site 5. Building shape 6. Near-building Features 7. Outer Envelope 8. Unconditioned spaces 9. Inner Envelopes

1. Introduction 2. The beginnings of Architecture 3. A concise History 4. Foundation of Architecture: Form 5. Foundation of Architecture: Space 6. Foundation of Architecture: Order 7. Element of Architecture 8. The design process 9. Materials of Architecture 10. Methods of construction 11. Building structure 12. Building systems 13. Architecture Practice and Communication 14. Allied Disciplines: Interior design 15. Allied Disciplines: Urbanism

空间氛围、窗户、教堂、学校.....

By Francis DK Ching Definition_Obvious and less obvious pathway_Circulation effects_Components of circulation_Circulation space_Organizational patterns of architecture_Urban planning_Space organizing

“The life that I have, is all that I have And the life that I have is yours” Part 1: History— Environment— Windows— Energy — Human factors — Daylight calculation Part 2: Case studies: Offices — Residential— Education— Ecclesiastical— Leisure — Display — Transports— Industrial

Section 1: Predisposing causes —Guadet, Choisy, Garnier and Perret, Lethaby and Scott, Industry and the Werkbund, The factory aesthetic, Adolf Loos Section 2: Italy—Futurist architecture. Section 3: Holland—Berlage and Wright, De Stijl, De Wendingen (Expressionism) Section 4: Paris— Progressive building, Vers une architecture, Le Corbusier Section 5: Germany— the Berlin school, the Bauhaus, the Encyclopedic