2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.08.277
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The Role of Site Analysis in Creativity of Students of Bachelor of Architecture, Case: Design Studio III

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“…By experiencing the real situation of the site as well as understanding the site condition and its uniqueness, the proposed design and solution will be more appropriate and fruitful. The study by Mahdavinejad, Shahrigharahkoshan, and Ghasempourabadi (2012) and also Sawyer (2017) indicated that students who spend more time on site analysis will produce more functional and creative design. In this case, by having deep understanding of the site, as well as its issues and problem, students are able to provide new solutions that have better response.…”
Section: Academic Trip and Site Visitmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…By experiencing the real situation of the site as well as understanding the site condition and its uniqueness, the proposed design and solution will be more appropriate and fruitful. The study by Mahdavinejad, Shahrigharahkoshan, and Ghasempourabadi (2012) and also Sawyer (2017) indicated that students who spend more time on site analysis will produce more functional and creative design. In this case, by having deep understanding of the site, as well as its issues and problem, students are able to provide new solutions that have better response.…”
Section: Academic Trip and Site Visitmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Consequently, these skills are effectively trained and developed through architecture education [1], [18]. In teaching methodology, students' creativity can be based on personal skills, based on knowing and intelligence, or based on experience [19]. Creativity can be approved by training and promoting, or can be stifled by external pressures under certain environment in home, school, or university [7].…”
Section: The Relation Between Art Architecture and Creativitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The architectural design needs to make relationships between the development of concept and the surrounding context (Johnson, 2012). The direct surrounding of the site expresses the environmental context, including zoning data, buildings, and other impacts, such as site boundaries, easements (right of way), height restrictions, site area, the topography of the area, the history of the site and the previous and present uses of the buildings (Mahdavinejad & et al, 2012). It is like a summary form for the site and called site analysis.…”
Section: Environmental Context and Site Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%