doc. Ing. arch. Maxmilian Wittmann, Ph.D.

Department of Urban Design (UU)

Students completing the course will be able to understand the basic urban problems. They will acquire knowledges of urban conception, principles and typology of building types and territories for residential, commercial and noncommercial equipment, manufacturing, recreation, green areas, technical facilities and services. The knowledges will be applied in practice and studio work. Acquired knowledges and skills, together with those obtained in other related subjects of urbanism, can students apply for the management of multi-disciplinary team of professionals working in urban studies and regional documentation.

The theoretical and practical knowledge of architectural and urbanism terminolgy, architectural and urbanism development and imaging principles are desirable. The student should have a creativ talent and space imagination.

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Neufert, E., Navrhování staveb, Consultinvest, Praha 1995 (CS)
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Maier, K.: Urbanistická čítanka, ČKA Praha 2002 (CS)
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Gehl. J.: Život mezi budovami, Partnerství, 2000, (CS)

The topics presented in lectures are followed by practical verifying in exercises. The next concrete methods and procedures will be determined by lecturers teaching in collaboration with teachers leading exercises.

Classified credit shall be given in case of final study turn in, passing of exam work of appropriate quality and in given term and passing final written test, in which it is necessary to gain at least half of points. In case of fulfilling previous conditions the result of control tests, final study including exam work and final test, shall be considered in the scope of subject classification in ratio 50% : 50%.

Czech

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The topics:
1. Introduction to problems of the cities building
2. Housing and residential complex – I
3. Housing and residential complex - II
4. Housing and residential complex - III
5. Housing and residential complex - IV
6. Civil commercial equipment (shop, services, accommodation)
7. Civil non-commercial equipment (administration, culture, schools), production, storages
8. Transportation I (basic typology)
9. Transportation II (transport network, transport service)
10. Transportation III (transport equipment)
11. Greenary and recreation
12. Technical equipment
13. Public spaces

Students are familiarized with urbanistic principles of buildings and territories used for housing, commercial and non-commercial equipment, production, recreation, greenary, technical facilities and transportation. During lessons and seminars students also acquire basics of urbanistic designing and are prepared for managing basic urbanistic studio.

Concept of each task and final study turn in. The continuous checking is necessary.

• Programme ARCHURB Bachelor's

  branch ARCH , 2. year of study, summer semester, 4 credits, compulsory
  

39 hours, compulsory

Ing. arch. Luboš Františák, Ph.D.
doc. Ing. arch. Gabriel Kopáčik, Dr.
Ing. arch. Jana Matyášová
Ing. arch. Filip Musálek
Ing. arch. Linda Obršálová
doc. Ing. arch. Maxmilian Wittmann, Ph.D.

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