| Description
| Recognising that architectural production extends beyond physical construction into the transnational flow of discourse, this programme examines the heterogenous translation of design philosophies within local urban systems.
Through the dual-track framework of Architectural Genealogy Alignment and Environmental Translation, the course integrates critical speculation with empirical practice. The first stage deconstructs the genealogical dialogue between core theories and local practices, exploring how design intent is re-contextualised through intertextuality. The second stage employs multi-scalar observation to reconfigure environmental cues into discursive mapping. From tectonic details to urban narratives, the curriculum grounds theoretical debate within rigorous visual representation, enabling the construction of personal narratives with both academic depth and spatial precision.
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