Fundamental requirements in architectural design

It is beautiful and interesting to do architecture, especially knowing that what we design ends up being realized. However, this beautiful part comes with numerous responsibilities that we have towards the direct users of our building, as well as towards the indirect users, those who are affected by the building in any way – whether they are passersby or those who live in a building on a neighboring plot, for example. The fundamental requirements in architecture focus on protecting users in various situations, but also protecting others from what happens inside, ensuring comfort or quality in the built space, while also safeguarding the environment. Through the practical workshops in this series, we aim to help professionals understand these responsibilities, facilitating the improvement of their own skills.

Skills:

• Understanding the fundamental requirements and specific standards
• Developing a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental requirements
• Understanding the responsibilities assumed through design
• Integrating requirements into design through technical drawings

Who is this series for?

It is for anyone who wants to learn new things or deepen their technical knowledge and skills, regardless of whether they have previous training in architecture, structures, installations, or related subfields.

The series includes the following workshops:

1. B1 – Safety and accessibility in operation for buildings
2. D1 – Hygiene, health, and environmental protection for buildings
3. E – Energy efficiency and thermal insulation for buildings