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Alphabetic division AF - GZ
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Professor and Collaborators:
MUNOZ RAMIREZ FRANCISCO MANUEL
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
The only requirement of propaedeuticity required is to pass the Urban Planning exam 2. There are no other prerequisites in terms of specific knowledge and skills for a profitable learning of teaching.
Objectives
Contents The Urban Design Course (10 cfu) consists of two modules: a theoretical teaching module and a module of design exercises.
In addition, the theoretical teaching module is offered not only by the professor in charge of the course, but also by the visiting professor Prof. Francesc Munoz.
Extended Syllabus The Urban Design Course (10 cfu) consists of two modules: a theoretical teaching module and a module of design exercises.
The bibliography of the course is composed of extracts from books and magazines that the teacher selects during the semester, providing it simultaneously with the student.
The course uses a dedicated online platform: https: //sites.google.com/site/urbanistica2c/ which contains an articulated set of online services such as the bulletin board (where all communications with students take place); the program and the schedule of activities; etc. From the site it is also possible, through a Link with a Dropbox folder, to download the teaching material of all the ex cathedra lessons and the design exercises. The course also uses a facebook group used for communications between the teacher, tutors and students.
The course intends to offer the conceptual and methodological tools necessary to address the themes of the urban project in different contexts of application of the urban plan.
Its assumptions refer to a conception of the project intended as a strategy of transformation of the existing that assumes as determinant values:
- the critical interpretation of the sense of place, against the current propensity to emphasize eradication and de-contextualization;
- the sustainability of the foreseen transformations, from an environmental point of view but also of the technical, administrative, economic and social feasibility of the interventions, with the aim of ensuring an effective integration between intentions, actions and outcomes;
- the recognition of an idea of a city taken as a reference to the project.
The only requirement of propaedeuticity required is to pass the Urban Planning exam 2. There are no other prerequisites in terms of specific knowledge and skills for a profitable learning of teaching.
From a methodological point of view the course is structured in two parts:
A) Theoretical teaching module: it is structured in four didactic cycles, in which they are treated respectively:
1. the current ways of understanding planning for the territory and the cities;
2. the themes of the relationship between project and context, developed with reference to the operations of extraction of the sense of place, and of evaluation of urban and environmental transformability;
3. the relationship between project and structure, with reference to the operations of interpretation of the existing, of anticipation of possible futures, of configuration of the settlement structures and of the infrastructural networks;
4. the relationship between design and conformation, relative to the use of the different modes of physical and functional organization of the settlement forms.
B) Design exercise module: it is intended for the elaboration of a proposal in which the individual interpretative and conformation operations of the physical spaces reproduce the main stages of the design process.
In particular, the exercises deal with the following topics, which correspond to specific thematic maps:
1. Interpretation of the context: the sense of places; conditions of transformability; ongoing or planned projects; prospective scenarios
2. Structure of the existing: settlement system, infrastructural system, environmental system
3. Plan structure: settlement system, infrastructural system, environmental system
4. Proposed configuration: the framework of coherence of the transformation projects.
The course lasts for one semester. The lessons, exercises and reviews will take place exclusively in the first semester of the A.A. 2019/2020.
Attendance at the didactic activities of the course is a guarantee of admission to the exam within the semester.
Students are allowed to take the exam individually or in groups of up to 3 people.
The exam consists of a discussion concerning the material produced by the student during the semester and a discussion concerning the topics covered in the lessons and in the bibliography of the course.
Recommended Bibliography The bibliography of the course is composed of extracts from books and magazines that the teacher selects during the semester, providing it simultaneously with the student.
The course uses a dedicated online platform: https: //sites.google.com/site/urbanistica2c/ which contains an articulated set of online services such as the bulletin board (where all communications with students take place); the program and the schedule of activities; etc. From the site it is also possible, through a Link with a Dropbox folder, to download the teaching material of all the ex cathedra lessons and the design exercises. The course also uses a facebook group used for communications between the teacher, tutors and students.
Furthermore the following texts are suggested:
Angrilli, M., Piano Progetto Paesaggio. Urbanistica e recupero del bene comune, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2018.
Testi di approfondimento:
- Munoz, F. Urbanalization: Common Landscapes, Global Places, The Open Urban Studies Journal, 2010, 3, 78-88
- Bohigas O., Ricostruire Barcellona, Etas, Milano, 1992.
Teaching Methods From a methodological point of view the course is structured in two modules:
A) Theoretical teaching module: it is structured in four didactic cycles, in which they are treated respectively:
1. geographical and landscape analysis of urban and metropolitan contexts;
2. the themes of the relationship between project and context, developed with reference to the operations of extraction of the sense of place, and of evaluation of urban and environmental transformability;
3. the relationship between project and structure, with reference to the operations of interpretation of the existing, of anticipation of possible futures, of configuration of the settlement structures and of the infrastructural networks;
4. the relationship between design and conformation, relative to the use of the different modes of physical and functional organization of the settlement forms.
B) Design exercise module: it is intended for the elaboration of a proposal in which the individual interpretative and conformation operations of the physical spaces reproduce the main stages of the design process.
In particular, the exercises deal with the following topics, which correspond to specific thematic maps:
1. Interpretation of the context: the sense of places; conditions of transformability; ongoing or planned projects; prospective scenarios
2. Structure of the existing: settlement system, infrastructural system, environmental system
3. Plan structure: settlement system, infrastructural system, environmental system
4. Proposed configuration: the framework of coherence of the transformation projects
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The exam consists of a discussion concerning the material produced by the student during the semester and a discussion concerning the topics covered in the lessons and in the bibliography of the course.
Contacts/More Information The course lasts for one semester. The lessons, exercises and reviews will take place exclusively in the first semester of the A.A. 2019/2020.
Attendance at the didactic activities of the course is a guarantee of admission to the exam within the semester.
Students are allowed to take the exam individually or in groups of up to 3 people.