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Case Study Language and Story

Course Code :	1041FOWIAR
Study domain:	Interior Architecture
Academic year:	2019-2020
Semester:	2nd semester
Contact hours:	68
Credits:	6
Study load (hours):	168
Contract restrictions:	Exam contract not possible
Language of instruction:	Dutch
Exam period:	exam in the 2nd semester
Lecturer(s)	Stefan Martens - NNB Jasper Van de Vijver Gert Van Echelpoel Johan Nackaerts Eva Plasmans Eveline Slijper Selin Geerinckx

1. Prerequisites *

At the start of this course the student should have acquired the following competences:
an active knowledge of

Dutch

a passive knowledge of

English

2. Learning outcomes *

You have a view on the design- and research problem.
You can connect the narration of a space with the users of that space.
You can apply the power of the narration in the design proces.
You can, under the guiding of a coach, evaluate other students.
You can recognise the limits of the used form of communication.
You can present your research verbally and are able to motivate your vision in a debate with other students.
You are able to recognise your own personnality in the design proces, and defend your personal ethical vision and egagement towards the users of the space.
You can use advanced lay-out techniques in order to make a booklet.
You can prepare a digital document for specific realisationtechniques.
You can apply digital an analogue tchniques to enhance communication.
You can choose the best verbal or non-verbal communication related to the message or target group and use this in your research by design.

3. Course contents *

In thise casestudy we search for the story behind the design. Every design is a proces in which the designer has do cooporate with the different stakeholders, such as the client, the target group, the contractor, ..... . The student has to interview the stakeholders of a specific casestudy, and write down their stories. These stories have to be translated to a new concept which has to be visualised by a grafic novel.

4 International dimension*

The course has an international dimension.

The lecturer uses course materials in a foreign language

5. Teaching method and planned learning activities

Personal work

Assignments Individually

Assignments In group

Design studio

Individually

Design studio

In group

5.3 Facilities for working students *

Others

Coaching can take place on a moment that suits the student.

6. Assessment method and criteria

No second assesment period possible for next assessment method(s) and or criteria

Proces evaluation

Evaluation of the proces: 35%

Evaluation of the product (jury): 45%

intervention therie: 20%

When the student has to redo the casestudie, he has to redo all the items, including the part Intervention theorie.

Continuous assessment

Process Evaluation

Jury

7. Study material *

7.1 Required reading

Article

Humanizing Design through Narrative Inquiry.

Sheila Danko, M.I.D., Cornell University, Jason Meneely, M.S. Cornell University, Margaret Portillo, Ph.D., University of Florida

Journal of Interior Design

Volume 31, Number 2, 2006

7.2 Optional reading

The following study material can be studied voluntarily :

Exaples of Grafic Novels:

V for Vendetta, Alan Moore

Maus, Art Spiegelman

Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi

Black Hole, Charles Burns

Book:

50 Fictieve gebouwen

Christophe Van Gerrewey.

MER.Paper Kunsthalle 2014

ISBN: 9789491775727

8. Contact information *

Stefan.Martens@uantwerpen.be