The Faculty of Architecture / Architecture
IT-10 | The 19th Century from an European Perspective
Compulsory Course | Hours/Week: 2C | ECTS Credits: 2
Chair: History & Theory of Architecture
- Titulari:
- prof.dr.arh. Anca Bratuleanu
- prof.dr.arh. Nicolae Lascu
- Learning outcomes:
- - To teach the major characteristics of the 19th century architecture (architectural trends and programs, theory, outstanding figures) within the European cultural context;
- To include Romanian architecture in the ampler framework of the European architecture by showing the influences and interferences with European architecture. - Content:
- 1. Architecture in Romanian in late 18th century: Transylvanian baroque;
2. Architecture in Romanian in late 18th century: Wallachia and Moldova;
3. European history in the 19th century;
4. Cultural renewal;
5. Town, society, and architectural typologies;
6. Architecture and industry;
7. French neo-classicism: Boullee, Ledoux, Durand;
8. Romanticism and the assertion of national identities;
9. Late 19th century eclecticism;
10. Viollet le Duc theoretical premises of modernity;
11. The 1900 architectures;
12. Architectural culture in the Balkans;
13. Architectural culture in Central Europe;
14. Romania and European architecture of the 19th century - Teaching Method:
- Ex-cathedra lectures; lectures with visiting professors.
- Assessment:
- - On-going papers – 50%;
- Final examination – 50 %. - Bibliography:
- L. BENEVOLO;
K. FRAMPTON;
B. ZEVI;
G. C. ARGAN;
Viollet LE DUC - “Arhitectura ca artă”;
Proposed by each professor.
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