The construction sector is responsible for 40% of the consumption of energy in the world. Whichever type of intervention in a territory, whether it be urban, architectural, infrastructural or landscape, has to consider strategies for the management of resources, the reduction of the energy demand and benefit from renewable sources of energy. The 5th installment of the MEEYAB elaborates on this new collection of urgently necessary knowledge, identifying the essential tools needed for the approach towards a model of development, compatible with the environmental balance.
The UCJC School of Architecture has designed the current Master in a very specific way, with the experience gained from the four previous installments and the healthy aspiration of converting into an international academic standard in energy efficiency and bioclimatic architecture. With this objective in mind, from September onwards this installment’s staff will consist of the prestigious architect Anupama Kundoo, director of the specialisation Affordable Habitat, who, parallel to the regular classes of a pair of assignments, will also teach an on-site workshop that incorporates direct experience in India.
Subjects
SUBJECT I: INTRODUCTION TO THE CONCEPT OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY: CLIMATE, URBANISM AND BIOCLIMATIC ARCHITECTURE (15 ECTS)
SUBJECT II: ENERGY EFFICIENCY: NEW TECHNOLOGIES, SYSTEMS AND MATERIALS (15 ECTS)
SUBJECT III: CURRENT REGULATIONS: SIMULATION AND ENERGETICAL CERTIFICATION OF BUILDINGS (15 ECTS)
SUBJECT IV: MASTER GRADUATION PROJECT (15 ECTS)
Description of the Master
Official postgraduate Master, adapted to the EEES: 60 ECTS, 600 hours of class
Dates: 18th of September 2014 – 23 of May 2015
Professors:Anupama Kundoo, José Miguel de Prada Poole, Farid Moktar, Miguel Ángel Díaz Camacho, Anne Vogt…
Visiting professors: Andrés Perea, Izaskun Chinchilla, Uriel Fogué, César Ruiz-Larrea, Diego García-Setién, Felipe Pich-Aguilera, Javier García- Germán…
Professional internships in the most prestigious institutes, studios and companies related to the relevant contents of the MEEYAB / Access to the doctorate and investigation groups of the UCJC School of Architecture.
Language: English and Spanish
For more information, contact: rjgarcia@ucjc.edu