| School of Architecture and Built Environment Student Portal COMMENCING Students 2019 (semester 1) - Orientation* There will be a compulsory Orientation session on Tuesday 26 Feb 2019 from 9am to 12pm for commencing Bachelor of Architectural Design students at Horace Lamb 1022 Lecture Theatre. Please check link for more details. Skills & Resources Get more from the University of AdelaideAs environmental design disciplines, architecture and landscape architecture involve interactions with the natural and human modified environments of cities and landscapes. Resources in the School of Architecture and Built Environment include:
The School welcomes all enquiries from prospective students. We offer Undergraduate and Postgraduate studies. 4th Year Master students ** 02 Jan 2019 We will be running an information session for 4th year electives on Thu 14/03/19 – 5pm at Hughes 309 Lecture theatre. The session aims to present the information relating to Internship (Arch + Larch) / Offshore and onshore studio etc. * Ensure that you turn up for this session to find out how you can register for each of the elective. * Those who are keen on offshore studio or internship – we will require your academic transcript and you should obtain it now. If you are an UoA graduate, get your unofficial transcript from Access Adelaide. Non-UoA graduates with overseas qualification will need theirs translated to English (You should already have them when applying for our Masters program). ** Read me first - Electives FAQ (to be updated) Web Content Display When printing larger than A3 pdf’s using PdfCreator the result will appear in a folder. When accessing this on a student PC the path would be “L:\Professions\Architecture and Urban Design\PDFCreator”. The document name wil be the users ID Number (Author) followed by the date and time. It is set to not overwrite an existing document if one exists. This is an example of the filename. a12345671_15_2019 11_15_49 AM.pdf | Program Information 3rd Year to Masters Information Session Monday 02 Sep 2019 - 5pm (Horace Lamb 1022 Lecture theatre)The Programs available are listed below and all 3rd year are encouraged to attend.
There are also two double degrees namely the Master of Architecture / Master of Landscape Architecture and the Master of Planning (Urban Design) / Master of Landscape Architecture. **For International students without a package offer: you will need to apply for the Masters program on this link: http://www.international.adelaide.edu.au/enquiries/internal_transfer/. 1) You did not have a package offer and you want to apply for the Masters program. 2) You have a package offer for the single Masters but would like to apply for either 1) Master of Architecture + Master of Landscape Architecture or 2) Master of Planning (Urban Design) + Master of Landscape Architecture. Scholarships & Prizes Student Consultation timesStudent consultation times are as follows or email: architecture.enquiries@ask.adelaide.edu.au for enquiries or appointments. Wed - 2pm to 4pm (Professions Support Hub, Nexus 10, Level 1) Thu - 2pm to 4pm (Sch of Architecture and Built Environment, Lv3, Room 3048 Horace Lamb bldg) Scholarships & PrizesThe University offers scholarship to undergraduate and postgraduate students. These scholarships, as well as many others funded by industry and non-profit organisations, are available to potential and currently enrolled students. The School also offers prizes and scholarship with kind sponsorship from industry and bequest. Architecture specific scholarships & Prizes: Lang Foundation Scholarship in Architecture - 3rd year B.Architectural Design students Oxigen Master of Landscape Architecture - 4th year Master of landscape Architecture by coursework program The Bob D'Ottavi Scholarship - Applicants must have completed the 3rd year of the B.Architecture Design and undertaking the first or second year of the Master of Architecture program The University offers scholarship to undergraduate and postgraduate students. These scholarships, as well as many others funded by industry and non-profit organisations, are available to potential and currently enrolled students. The School also offers prizes and scholarship with kind sponsorship from industry and bequest. Voluntary placement guide formStudents can download the Voluntary Placement guide form from the University's Legal and Risk webpage if they are seeking placement from organisations. *The student and Host organisation complete & sign the application for University Insurance Cover for Voluntary Placement and return it to the Legal & Risk Branch prior to commencing the placement. Model Making LabAttached are the RULES, LASER CUTTER and 3D PRINTER information. All files and materials will be accepted from 2 – 3pm Monday to Thursday and from 11am – 12noon on Friday in the Sessional staff Room - room 513 -located on level 5 opposite the "green" door. No files will be accepted on weekends and public holidays and nor will models be laser cut or 3D printed during this time. Email enquiriesCan all students please include your student ID and a brief subject title when emailing staff? It is part of email etiquette and will save time when looking up your records especially when there are students of similar names. Critical Dates
Central Hub - the One Step, One Stop Point.The Central Hub now does Student ID's and can reset passwords. Photo ID is required. Printing from your laptop and Scanning to your email accountYou can PRINT to the HUB printers from your laptop PrintingPrinting Charges are here. Your account summary is here. Using the PlotterIf using the plotter please think before you print. Flatten layers. For instance in Photoshop save a version that is "flattened" which is done by using the Layer menu and selecting "Flatten image". The difference can result in a a four hour print job becoming 20 minutes. Try not to print directly using a major drawing application. Try exporting instead to a pdf or a jpg instead. They print faster and can be printed from almost anywhere. In the case of pdf you often get a print preview. Its worth $38 just to preview it properly. Some of the major apps do not preview correcty due to layers, or windowed views being different to the print area. The plotter will not do banners. It prints in A0 at best. Sneaking into the margins or printing a postage stamp means you a printing a CUSTOM job and that means $38 regardles of the size. If the plotter doesn't work then places like OfficeWorks can print your pdf, or jpg jobs. Sometimes a lecturer will accept 4 A3's instead of an A0. You must ask first. Tip 1 - SpeedYour desktop is actually the U drive. Saving material to it means it is backed up and safe and will follow you from computer to computer. However it is finite in space and SLOW. Saving your project and setting scratch space to D drive is faster but you must remember to back it up at the end of the session. This also needs the following: If the U drive is red then delete some files. Some undos and temp files are kept here whilst you work meaning if the drive is red you will have slow performance and unstable programs. The School now has a Facebook account, please click on the link to sign up. Locked ComputersWhen you come across a computer that has "computer is locked" being displayed, hold down the power button until the pc shuts down. Let go and press it to restart the pc. For those that need to leave a render going leave a sign on it - this sign will NOT be honoured during lecturers in the room. University Software for Private computersThis link indicates options for software on your home computer. ArchiCAD for freeArchitecture and design students are entitled to receive the fully functional education version of ArchiCAD for free. Download the 30-day version right away and apply for full year extensions until the end of your studies. https://www.myarchicad.com/ AutoCAD, Revit etc available Free.Use http://students.autodesk.com/ there is an option to select “Get Software” Personal Computing for Architecture.It is recommended that you own a device with wifi connection such as tablet which you can bring to each class. If you are getting a personal laptop computer, it is recommended that it can support computer software such as Rhino, photoshop, illustrator, indesign. Either a Macintosh or a PC can be used. It can be either a laptop or desktop. The desktop will be faster for the same dollar spent. The macintosh must be capable of running windows based programs. There are a few programs that only run under windows and which is why the Mac must be capable of running windows programs which is usually done via parallels or in the worst case bootcamp. Autodesk products like Autocad and Revit can currently run under adapt ref: - https://www.adelaide.edu.au/technology/yourservices/learning-teaching/adapt/ so are device independent. A significant number of students run Macs. Ideal spec: PC: Mac:
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