Architectural Design Technology

About this programme

The Architectural Design Technology course explores how buildings are designed and constructed to satisfy aesthetic, functional and environmental considerations in the creation of architecture. The course is both creative and technical in its content. The course is fully accredited by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT) and you will be eligible for Associate Membership (ACIAT) on graduation. Graduates can progress to full Chartered Member status with appropriate technical experience. By studying an Architectural Design Technology degree at Wrexham University, you'll gain access to unique benefits designed to help you succeed… by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists and you will be eligible for Associate Membership (ACIAT) on graduation your own identity as an architectural designer working on project briefs that require original ideas how buildings evolve from construction to eventual decommissioning of architecture The first year of the Architectural Design Technology course comprises seven core modules and one optional module that combine to provide an informed introduction to the range of aesthetic, functional, legal and environmental considerations that contribute to the design and construction of buildings. The second year of the course builds upon the first through modules that explore important technical and procedural considerations in the development of architectural projects. Modern Methods of Construction considers opportunities for prefabrication and the use of modular design systems, and Procurement and Contrac