doc. Ing. arch. Jiří Palacký, Ph.D.

1. Garden colonies - the phenomenon of urban structures towns

   Gardening colonies are perceived in the city planning system as a functional area of specific importance, or an area for agricultural use or green areas associated with recreation. The phenomenon of gardening colonies is also part of community civil relations with self-governing rules of functioning. The theme will deal with the complexity of the urban gardening with the aspect of the community way of using the environment in the garden colonies.

   Tutor: Havliš Karel, doc. Ing. arch.

2. Genesis of urbanistic theories during the 20th century

   The genesis of the theories that fundamentally influenced the urban planning and construction of cities during the 20th.century. The theme will be addressed primarily to the European cultural space in the context of global social changes in this century.

   Tutor: Havliš Karel, doc. Ing. arch.

3. Historism and traditionalism in postmodern theories of urbanism after world war II

   Historicism and traditionalism as part of the postmodern critical theories applied in urban planning and construction of cities after the second world war in the European cultural space. The theme will focus mainly on post-war developments in central Europe, but especially in Czechoslovakia.

   Tutor: Havliš Karel, doc. Ing. arch.