Master Urban Studio 2

Garant předmětu:

Petr Durdík, Ivan Kaplan

Lecturer:

Petr Durdík, Jiří Kupka, Daniel Stojan

Tutor:

Petr Durdík, Ivan Kaplan, Jiří Kupka, Jan Mužík, Daniel Stojan

Supervisor:

Department of Urban Design, Town and Regional Planning

Synopsis:

URBANISM SOLUTIONS OF RELATIVELY SENSITIVE AREAS in settlements and landscape

Requirements:

Scope of the project:

 Territory Analysis:

- Urban-architectural and urban-landscape, social and

ecological context, territorial and technical conditions (extent and

content of the analysis will be determined according to the specific assignment and the

of the problem)

 Urban design proposal:

- broader relations, urban continuities 1:2000, 1:5000

- conceptual considerations or variants, as well as urban concept 1:1000,

1:2000

- functional and operational design 1:2000 or diagrams

- documentation of spatial relationships (visualisation, axonometry,

perspectives, photodocumentation drawings, etc.)

- Design of the urban-architectural concept of the selected complex and public space (for smaller tasks) :

- 1:500(1:200) floor plans including entrance floor plans in relation to

to the surrounding ground floor,

- views, sections, section views 1:200, sketches, perspectives,

visualizations

 Text part for the whole project

Syllabus of lectures:

Scope of the project:

 Territory Analysis:

- Urban-architectural and urban-landscape, social and

ecological context, territorial and technical conditions (extent and

content of the analysis will be determined according to the specific assignment and the

of the problem)

 Urban design proposal:

- broader relations, urban continuities 1:2000, 1:5000

- conceptual considerations or variants, as well as urban concept 1:1000,

1:2000

- functional and operational design 1:2000 or diagrams

- documentation of spatial relationships (visualisation, axonometry,

perspectives, photodocumentation drawings, etc.)

- Design of the urban-architectural concept of the selected complex and public space (for smaller tasks) :

- 1:500(1:200) floor plans including entrance floor plans in relation to

to the surrounding ground floor,

- views, sections, section views 1:200, sketches, perspectives,

visualizations

 Text part for the whole project

Syllabus of tutorials:

Formal requirements for completion of the course

Attendance at the studio is mandatory in both the morning instructional and afternoon consultation sessions, both of which will be documented by attendance records.

A minimum of 10 consultations per semester must be completed during the studio class time.

Preparation and presentation of research on similar examples from abroad must be completed

Compulsory presentations and discussions on the proposals must be completed, the dates of which will be

always set in advance. Participation in the presentation does not replace the consultation.

Study Objective:

The aim of the studio AMG2 (pre-diploma project) developed in studio K 127 with students of the A+U specialization is to solve relationally complex territories. This is done through an urban planning task dedicated to specific problems of the urban structure, spatial and functional relationships in redevelopment areas, in areas of functional conversion and in undeveloped areas, in urban and suburban landscapes. The project continues with its diploma phase.

The more extensive urban design at this stage does not need to be taken to a detailed design of the architectural concept of the ensemble or even the building, such detail is then more a matter for the subsequent thesis.

 For specific assignments, the project leader may decide on a joint solution of the urban design task by two students, whereby the urban design can be developed in variants and the architectural concept will be developed independently by each student.

 The solution of the pre-diploma project assignment will be the starting point for the subsequent more detailed urban planning, urban planning-architectural or urban planning-landscaping assignment of the diploma project.

Study materials:

Basic literature:

Building Act

Prague Building Regulations -IPR

Manual of Public Spaces

Recommended literature and activities:

Periodical and non-periodical press with architectural/urban issues

Monitoring the results of urban planning competitions in the Czech Republic and abroad

Exhibitions and lectures of prominent architects

Visits to new urban complexes and public revitalization projects

of new developments and revitalizations in Czech cities

Study trips to min. European examples

Foreign translations available:

Gehl Jan, Benzoe Lars - New Urban Spaces- ERA, Brno, 2002

Lynch Kevin - Obraz města - Polygon, Prague, 2004

Krier Leon - Architecture, Choice or Destiny - Academia 2001

Gehl Jan - Life between buildings - shaping public spaces, ERA, Brno,

2002

Note:

Further information:

www.uzemi.eu

Time-table for winter semester 2023/2024:

	06:00–08:0008:00–10:0010:00–12:0012:00–14:0014:00–16:0016:00–18:0018:00–20:0020:00–22:0022:00–24:00
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu	roomTH:A-836 08:00–19:50 (parallel nr.101) Thákurova 7 (budova FSv) A836
Fri

Time-table for summer semester 2023/2024:

Time-table is not available yet

The course is a part of the following study plans:

• Architektura a stavitelství, zaměření Architektura a urbanismus (compulsory course of the branch)