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Bachelor of
Architectural
Studies
We value education, At UCT, the Bachelor of The studio-based model of
learning and
knowledge; Architectural Studies under- the curriculum is underpinned
imagination & graduate degree (BAS) is a by the objective to produce
creativity; open-
foundation programme in internationally competitive
mindedness
and diversity; the design of buildings and graduates with a capacity
perceptiveness the urban and landscape for critical engagement with
& perseverance.
environments around them. context and change. The
BAS programme welcomes
This professionally accredited qualifying students from
degree provides the different backgrounds and
necessary ability in design, nationalities. This academically
theory, technology and stimulating diversity remains
communication to proceed on an upward trajectory as the
to a wide range of graduate UCT BAS programme strives
professional programmes to mantain its position as one
in Architecture, Landscape of the leading design schools
Architecture, Urban Design, in the continent.
and City and Regional
Planning.
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The degree has stature in its (construction, environmental should be prepared to have
own right for entry into the control, structures, etc.), to purchase approximately
job market in architectural and representation (manual and R3000 worth of drawing
other design and planning digital), communication equipment and materials
offices, interior design, (written and verbal) and in the first year. Students
landscape architecture, history and theory of in following years should
property development and architecture and related budget for approximately
in the building industry and disciplines. R3500 per year for plan prints,
can lead to professional photocopying, graphic and
registration as a senior Studio programmes absorb other materials.
architectural technician. half of student time and
energy, and many support For enquiries on how to apply,
In the introductory year courses or projects are closely contact the School on
the programme involves linked. All students are 021 650 3705 and check the
familiarisation with precedent, given a work space in their website: www.apg.uct.ac.za
elementary design exercises Design studios, were they
and later the design of more are required to work during Your application package must
sophisticated places, sites, classes, and may elect to work include: your grades, UCT
buildings and complexes. after-hours. All students must National Benchmark test
Other major areas of study provide their own books and results, a written motivation
are building technology drawing equipment. Students and a portfolio of work.
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Architects:
- design buildings
- design interiors
practice graphic design
- design furniture/crockery/cutlery
student work in the
- manage projects architecture programmes at
the School
- are required to work in the
interests of the client and society
at large
- are OPTIMISTIC
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Teaching
and learning
MLA
Master of Landscape
Architecture
MUD
Master of Urban
Design
MPhil
Master of Philosophy
in Architecture
MPhil CBE
Conservation of the
Built Environment
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Life in the
programme
Group projects are one of
the ways student learn to put
ideas together. The crafting of
Architecture, and the making
of things is part of this process
too.
Multi-modal learning:
Students build models,
make sculptures, build
furniture, make drawings
and work between modes of
presentation.
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Teaching with discussion is an
integral part of the process in
the Design Studio.
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Life in
Centlivres
The “archi-building”, or as it
is officially known, Centlivres,
sits at the south end of
University Avenue on Upper
Campus
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The “archi-building” is
privileged to have its own
library: the Built-Environment
Library
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BAS
How to apply
SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS As the portfolio counts SUMMARY OF PORTFOLIO
will have been selected on for 50% of the application REQUIREMENTS:
THREE things: grade it is VERY important.
Applicants who apply without - A written motivation
1. The submitted portfolio submitting a portfolio are not - Two drawing exercises
which includes drawing work, considered. BAS portfolio - Four design exercises
creative exercises and a requirements can be found at: - Supplementary work
written motivation. http://www.uct.ac.za/ (optional)
downloads/uct.ac.za/apply/ - Rough work /
2. NSC scores forms/ug_application_diary. “brainstorming” / design
pdf#page=7 process drawings (well
3. NBT scores presented and organized)
Many successful applicants - Your latest school or tertiary
A BAS application grade of have in the past never done institution grades
100% is made up of art formally. - BAS Application Form” as
NSC + NBT = 50% can be found here
Portfolio = 50% http://www.uct.ac.za/
downloads/uct.ac.za/apply/
Applicants are ranked, the forms/bas_form.pdf
highest ranking applicants are
successful.
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Portfolio
Requirements
A. DRAWING
1. Choose a manufactured
object: e.g. an object of any
size and in any condition (new
or in a state of decay). Draw
the object as you see it. DO
NOT DRAW THE OBJECT
FROM A PHOTOGRAPH.
Make an effort to show
the special quality of the
object, e.g. its roughness
or its smooth softness,
manufactured property, etc.
You can use any technique to
draw it. Use A4 paper (210
x 297mm – the size of this
sheet).
Examples of drawings of a
manufactured objects drawn
by a successful applicant to
the BAS Programme.
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Examples of patterns
generated from the drawings
of the manufactured objects
drawn by the applicant who
drew the corkscrew as her
object, and the applicant who
drew the sharpener (shown
B. DESIGN earlier). Please note the
abstraction of the objects into
2. Draw a portrait of an elderly lines and shapes, and then the
person in his or her favourite designed way in which they’re
place – this should be a real put together to make a totally
person that you know, and a new pattern.
real place. Use any drawing
technique and A4 size 3. Make a design for a
paper. Again, draw by direct pattern, which could be
observation – NOT FROM A used - for example – in the
PHOTOGRAPH. The portrait printing of fabric. The pattern
may extend to the whole body should be based on the
of the person you are drawing repetition or manipulation of
(not just the face). DO NOT the manufactured object you
NEGLECT THE CONTEXT – selected for drawing exercise
you are being asked to draw a A1. Use A4 paper and any
person, and a place. technique.
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B. DESIGN
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B. DESIGN
PLEASE NOTE:
We are not asking for a map,
or for directions. This exercise
is about 2 things: showing
us how keenly observant
you are of the world around
you; how imaginative you
are about representing
that environment. It is
about representing an
understanding of space.
Please avoid using symbols
(eg. MacDonalds or KFC),
please avoid arrows, and
please try to show more than
just roads. The cities and
towns we live in are made up
of many interesting things:
buildings, trees, mountains,
the sea, people, markets,
shops, houses, etc.
Examples of drawings of a
manufactured objects drawn
by successful applicants to the
BAS Programme.
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Submission
PLEASE NOTE ALL PORTFOLIOS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY HAND OR BY POST BY 31 JULY TO:
For further queries please call the reception at the School of Architecture, Planning & Geomatics,
021 650 3705
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Selection
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Director of the School Prof. Tomà Berlanda
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