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| ARSL1734-1 | Restoration : exercises and applications
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| Duration : | 52h Pr |
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| Holder(s) : | Francoise Duperroy, Gisele Gantois |
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| Language : | French language |
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| Course contents : | Basic principles of composition and creation in the context of a constructed building with heritage value.
Using techniques for drawing a building with heritage value.
Archeologically reading a monument: attempting to build a chronology.
Identifying alterations.
Choice of pathology:
- Reportage relating to an intervention technique.
- Choosing appropriate techniques depending upon the pathologies.
Attempting to elaborate on a description of architectural works. |
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| Course objective : | Learning about modes of intervention on a building with heritage value with a view to refurbishing it:
- choice of a new function which is compatible with the spirit of the building;
- contemporary intervention in keeping with the original building;
- learning how to draft survey drawings, an essential tool for the restorer;
- bibliographical research.
Archaeological and pathological reading of a building. |
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| Prerequisites : | Architectural composition skills
Courses in history of art, architecture and restoration.
Good knowledge of construction, drawing, stability, material technology.
Courses r31, r32, r33 and r35 are indispensable pre-requisites. |
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| Organization : | Workshop: individual contact between students and teaching staff. |
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| Written notes : | Course notes will depend upon the project underway. |
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| Assessment : | Individual or group projects.
Monthly presentations.
Collegial analysis and criticism. |
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