Pedagogy does not merely teach architecture—it defines it. The way architecture is taught reveals what a culture believes architecture to be: its values, methods, and purposes. Through studio models, readings, critiques, and representational techniques, pedagogy constructs the epistemological boundaries of the discipline. Whether emphasizing form, function, politics, or poetics, each pedagogical approach frames what counts as architectural knowledge, what skills are prioritized, and which histories are legitimized. Thus, pedagogy is not a neutral vehicle for transmission; it is a formative force that continually redefines architecture itself—its identity, its possibilities, and its relevance.
This presentation offers a dynamic exploration of architectural pedagogy that challenges conventional frameworks and embraces experimental methods. Through vivid visuals, layered narratives, and spatial storytelling, the presentation traces key moments, figures, and themes that have shaped radical approaches to architectural education.
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