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    This document outlines the structure for presenting an architecture thesis. It includes an introduction section that identifies the project title, location, client, relevance, objectives, and scope. The methodology section details the research and data collection process, including types of information and sources to gather, as well as stages of analysis, synthesis, and presentation. Analysis involves area programming, proximity analysis, site analysis, and concept development. Synthesis develops the conceptual design through alternatives and iterations. Presentation methods include drawings, models, simulations, and a report.

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    B. Arch. Thesis: Structure of Presentation

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    This document outlines the structure for presenting an architecture thesis. It includes an introduction section that identifies the project title, location, client, relevance, objectives, and scope. The methodology section details the research and data collection process, including types of information and sources to gather, as well as stages of analysis, synthesis, and presentation. Analysis involves area programming, proximity analysis, site analysis, and concept development. Synthesis develops the conceptual design through alternatives and iterations. Presentation methods include drawings, models, simulations, and a report.

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    B. Arch.

    Thesis : Structure of Presentation

    • INTRODUCTION

    1: WHAT? - TITLE
    2: WHERE? - LOCATION + CONTEXT
    3: FOR WHOM? - PROJECT CLIENT + USERS
    4: WHY? - RELEVANCE + PROJECT AIM & OBJECTIVES
    5: HOW? - DESIGN AIM & OBJECTIVES + METHODOLOGY
    6: HOW MUCH? - SCOPE & LIMITATIONS

    • METHODOLOGY

    1. PROJECT BRIEF

    2. RESEARCH + DATA COLLECTION


    A:TYPES OF INFORMATION
    - LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
    - SPATIAL REQUIREMENTS
    - FUNCTIONAL + SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
    - CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS
    - GEO-CLIMATIC REQUIREMENTS
    - SITE CONDITIONS
    B:TYPES OF SOURCES
    - STANDARDS + HANDBOOKS + GUIDELINES
    - BY-LAWS + CODES
    - BOOKS + JOURNALS
    - ONLINE SOURCES
    - PRIMARY STUDIES AND SURVEYS
    ( DEVELOP THIS AS A MATRIX IDENTIFYING PARTICULAR SOURCES AND STUDIES/ CASE
    STUDIES)

    3. ANALYSIS
    → →
    AREA PROGRAMME + PROXIMITY ANALYSIS SCALED BUBBLE DIAGRAM → + SITE
    → →
    ANALYSIS SITE ZONING + CONCEPT PARTI →
    4. SYNTHESIS
    DEVELOPMENT OF THE PARTI INTO DESIGN THROUGH ALTERNATIVES AND ITERATIONS

    5. PRESENTATION
    - DRAWINGS
    - MODELS
    - SIMULATIONS
    - REPORT
    (ALSO DEVELOP THE METHODOLOGY AS A FLOW DIAGRAM)

    • RESEARCH & DATA COLLECTION

    1. Review of secondary sources


    2. Secondary case studies
    3. Identification of probable primary case studies

    • ANALYSIS
    ...

    • SYNTHESIS
    ...

    • PRESENTATION
    ...

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