Diploma Project

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Faculty of Architecture

Synopsis:

The diploma project is the final work which shows the ability of the student to cope independently and comprehensively with an assignment, from its concept, through its design until its presentation. The assignment may be from the domains of architecture, urbanism or landscape architecture. The diploma project examines the theoretical knowledge base of the student, his ability to analyse complex problems, to produce high quality design solutions, and prove the ability to present them comprehensively. The result of the diploma project is presented in a recommended A3 portfolio, which contains drawings, diagrams and a theoretical text written by the student. Often the assignment specifies that the diploma project should be supported by a 3D model. Exhibition posters are printed for the purpose of exhibiting the diploma project in accordance with the rules laid down by the dean. It is also possible to receive a theoretical assignment as a diploma project. In this case, it is necessary to follow scientific work standards in terms of the content, sources, method and form.

Detailed information about the course and the required outcomes are provided in Dean’s Directive SZZ and in other documents published on the faculty’s website in the given semester.

Requirements:

Recommended design studios DP1 for students in MAG_AU_EN program:

Achten-Pavlíček-Nováková, Císler, Efler, Florián-Kurilla-Prokop, Fránek, Hájek-Hulín, Hanson, Hlaváček-Čeněk, Klokočka, Kolařík, Kordovský, Krátky-Marques, Kuzemenský, Lábus-Šrámek, Lampa, Plicka, Sedlák, Šestáková, Šindlerová, Soukenka, Stempel-Beneš, Valouch.

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Study Objective:

Submission of the Diploma Project, proving required professional skills of a FA ČVUT graduate

Study materials:

Architectural publications and magazines, technical and typological standards and regulations

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Further information:

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: