The Faculty of Architecture / Architecture
3rd Year, sem 1, 2011-2012

UP-62 | Urban Design – Allotment

Compulsory Course | Hours/Week: 2P | ECTS Credits: 3

Department: Urban and Landscape Design
Titular:
prof.dr.arh. Constantin Enache
Learning outcomes:
- To familiarize the students with 1/1000 and 1/2000 scale as well as with the teamwork, specific to complex organization of a larger area.
- To train students so that they could solve specific problems of a residential zone with low height dwellings (parcelling for one-family houses and groups of apartment buildings).
- To insert a designed image (the required project of the organization of a residential zone) into a set of regulations specific to urban plans (provided in the theme).
- To acquire the ways of intentional creation of a diversified and particularized urban framework by adjusting some typologies of dwelling and siting to the conditions of a given terrain.
- To teach the design skills, seen as a means to reconcile the due respect towards private property and the due respect towards the community, and at the same time, as one between the intervention efficiency reflected in many apartments/ha and the dwelling comfort expressed in the existence of necessary collective equipments, green zones, etc. (both in the way the terrains are used and the overall composition is organized).
Content:
The project concerns the organization of a residential area with low height dwellings, as an application of the previously acquired theoretical knowledge in the field of urbanism, in relation with the experience acquired within the architectural design studio and the knowledge acquired from other courses.
Teaching Method:
Presentation of case studies; discussion with each students; collective project critique.
Assessment:
50% - mark for the project (a team of 2 students).
30% - the appreciation as to the quality of student’s study during the 2 weeks.
20% - the mark for the individual drawing.
Bibliography:
Course books:
Elements of Envirounment in Urbanism, 2nd year
Urban Morpho-typological Analysis, 2nd year

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