Code: 555U21 Urbanism 2 - History
Lecturer: PhDr. Ing. arch. Lenka Burgerová Ph.D. Weekly load: 2P+0C Completion: A, EX
Department: 15119 Credits: 2 Semester: S
Description:
The obligatory subject concentrates on the basis for understanding of problems of historical experience followed by topics concerning perception, evaluation and use of urban space, concept and compositional problems in issues concerning various scales of urban areas. The seminar concentrates on the analysis of morphology of selected urban spaces. Passing of this subject is a condition for understanding basic principles of urban design.
Contents:
1. Impact of urban form on the human being. 2. Historical experience I. (Planning and design of urban forms.) 3. Historical experince II. 4. Man and space, sensual facility and nature of perception. 5. Perceptions understanding, evaluation and use of urban space. 6. Concept of urban space. 7. Composition of urban space. 8. Theory of urban design. 9. Theory of cities. 10. Natural conditions in urban design, urbanistic composition in different scales of urban areas. 11. Compositional problems of cities. 12. Compositional problems of zones and urban structures. 13. Compositional problems in regions and landscape. 14. Praha - evolution of its urban form. 15. Praha - compositional principles.
Recommended literature:
1. Maier, Karel - Hexner, Michal - Kibic, Karel: Urban Development of Prague: History and Present Issues, ÈVUT, Praha, 1998. 2. Kriér, L.: Architecture - Choice or Faith, Andreas Papadakis Publisher, London, 1997.

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