Course Details
Urban Planning Studio
Academic Year 2024/25
NGA051 course is part of 2 study plans
NPC-ARS / ARA Summer Semester 1st year
NPC-ARS / ARP Summer Semester 1st year
Application of theoretical knowledge gained through previous study of urban, land-use planning and architectural disciplines, gaining awareness of the nature of the balance between artificial and natural environment, sustainable development of settlements and landscape.
Creation of urban unit based on analysis of basic functional systems of settlement, needs of human community, anticipation of its demographic and social development, protection of natural and historical values ??of the area. Coordination of current and future activities, determination of functional use and limits of areas in the area
Creation of urban unit based on analysis of basic functional systems of settlement, needs of human community, anticipation of its demographic and social development, protection of natural and historical values ??of the area. Coordination of current and future activities, determination of functional use and limits of areas in the area
Credits
10 credits
Language of instruction
Czech
Semester
summer
Course Guarantor
Institute
Forms and criteria of assessment
graded course-unit credit
Entry Knowledge
Application of knowledge and skills acquired in previous theoretical courses of architecture and urban planning.
Aims
Application of theoretical knowledge gained in previous studies of urban planning, physical planning and architectural disciplines, the gaining of awareness of the essence of a balanced relationship between the artificial and natural environment and regarding the permanently sustainable development of urban areas and rural landscapes.
The ability to apply the theoretical knowledge gained in the previous studies of urban planning, physical planning and architectural disciplines, the gaining of awareness of the essence of a balanced relationship between the artificial and natural environment and regarding the permanently sustainable development of urban areas and rural landscapes.
The ability to apply the theoretical knowledge gained in the previous studies of urban planning, physical planning and architectural disciplines, the gaining of awareness of the essence of a balanced relationship between the artificial and natural environment and regarding the permanently sustainable development of urban areas and rural landscapes.
Offered to foreign students
Not to offer
Course on BUT site
Studio work
13 weeks, 10 hours/week, compulsory
Syllabus
- 1. Program Analysis.
- 2. Analysis of the site.
- 3. References.
- 4. Basic proposal.
- 5. Evaluation, first design phase.
- 6.–9. Proposal preparation.
- 10. Evaluation, 2nd design phase.
- 11.–12. Final version of the draft.
- 13. Remarks and final evaluation.