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UT-64 | Territorial Planning Project

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

Titular:

lect.dr.arh. Gabriel Pascariu

Teaching Staff:

prep. urb. Adrian Cioangher, prep. urb. Paul Mureşan Iuga, prep. urb. Eugen Marinescu, prep. urb. Izabella Morth, prep. urb. Liviu Veluda

Learning outcomes:

The project aims to develop the capacity of students to analyse the potential and problems of the territory as a whole in relation to its natural, material and human resources, to its functional relations amongst the human settlements, of the social and economic opportunities. The project is a practical application of the theory learned during the course on Territorial Planning Interventions and a logical follow up of the practical activities of previous years. The project is part of the territorial planning statutory projects type (county or zonal plan) and its specific objective is to elaborate a development strategy and its spatial expression for the analysed territory.

Content:

Titles of lectures
1. Presentation of the project theme and of the study area; preparing the basic topographical support.
2. Multicriterial analysis and other methods and techniques of developing territorial analyses.
3. Synthesis and graphical representation.
4. Setting up a diagnosis: analytical and graphical methods and techniques.
5. Designing a territorial spatial development strategy and establishing development objectives and priorities.
6. Communication and presentation techniques.
Practical activities and main elaboration stages:
• Organisational activities, team working (the project is a collective achievement of 4-6 students teams).
• Teaching and supporting activities.
• Public presentation of final project.
• Working individual and group activities, for collecting and processing information and documentation.
• Working group activities: analysis, diagnoses and elaboration of the development concept and spatial territorial schemes.

Teaching Method:

Supporting activities for team building and team work, debates, case studies, illustrations, video-projections, slides etc.

Assessment:

Participation, evolution, project design, presentation

Bibliography:

Topographic and cadastral plans
Territorial planning documents and studies
Legislation: law 350 /2001 for territorial planning and urbanism, laws for the approval of the different sections of the National Territorial Physical Plan, law 213 /1998 for public property and its juridical status, law 107 /1996 for water protection, law 265 /2006 for environmental protection.

Notes:

Evaluation is made of 30% activity during the duration of the project, 50% for the content of the project and 20% for the presentation. The activity along the elaboration of the project is evaluated on the basis of individual evaluation fiches and of an evaluation report on behalf of the team leaders, submitted weekly or by the end of the project.