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All-Rounded Architecture Education...?
I will be doing a 5-years Bachelor's Degree in Architectural Studies at Barcelona, Spain.
Currently having a moment of doubt with the school's modules. Firstly, it seems extremely Engineering-based and a bit too technical. Compared to Architecture schools in the UK, this Architecture Course in Barcelona seems almost like an Engineering course...
What do you guys think? Does it seems like a good and all-rounded architectural education for a future Architect?
Link to the Modules:
http://www.salleurl.edu/en/education/degree-arquitecture-studies/syllabus
I looked over the modules.
As someone in an Architectural Engineering program, there's not much engineering in that curriculum, just introductory math and physics courses and one course titled "geotechnics.". However it looks like there's a fair amount of construction education, which is a good thing!
As compared to the Architecture courses of UK in general; is this syllabus better for a future Architect or the UK? I really wanted an all-rounded education which will benefit me in the future. Just not too sure about this Spanish course.
Anyone has any comments on the modules / syllabus? :(
Sorry this is the updated link
http://www.salleurl.edu/en/education/degree-architectural-studies/syllabus
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