Fișa disciplinei:

FA-C CP-424 Proiect de finalizare a studiilor studiu de zona.pdf

Department:

History & Theory of Architecture and Heritage Conservation

Course Leaders:

lect.dr.arh. Liliana Cazacu

șef lucr.dr.arh. Cristina Constantin

Learning outcomes:

General objective of the course: Integrating the development of architectural design skills with an understanding of the complex social and technical environments in which buildings are produced. Acquiring the skill to critically evaluate the conditions imposed by a heritage context.
Specific objectives: Understanding the general theme and the location, with an emphasis on the issue of context; understanding the way of working and the principles for developing sustainable intervention proposals; understanding the practical professional aspects.

Content:

The project is designed as a simulation of research and design works (conservation-restoration, rehabilitation and insertion by expanding/remodeling the existing built structures) and includes their essential phases for the intervention in a protected historical area.
Each student will work on a self chosen property that is validated by the supervising team. It is recommended to choose a building with an area of ​​approx. 150-300 sq.m. with historical and architectural value. The student, depending on the solution, can propose changes to the chosen construction without altering the identified values ​​or/and the addition of new parts (their surface will not exceed the existing one) which will contribute to increasing the qualities of the building, but also of the adjacent area. Each student must demonstrate the deepening of specialized notions (architecture, conservation and restoration) specific to the third year of studies in an institution with an academic profile.
The project will include several phases, each marked as a distinct discipline in the curriculum. Of these, in stage 1 the following will be pursued:
1. Delimitation of the research area necessary to support the architectural-urban intervention; Documentary research (cartographic and iconographic documents, archival data, bibliographic notes, urban regulations in force, etc.)
2. In-situ research of the urban tissue delimited as a research area: mapping of research data, development of property inventory sheets and preparation of multi-criteria analysis plans; the presentation (photo) with the unfolding of the street fronts, the identification and differentiated marking of the morpho-stylistic elements, as well as the specific architectural vocabulary elements in the area surrounding the studied building.
3. Synthesis of research, evaluation of data and regulation of interventions: identification of cultural values ​​and the attitude towards them, by establishing the degrees of protection; regulating the possibilities of intervention for the studied building and its neighboring area in relation to the identified cultural values.
Phase 1: Zone study, duration 3 weeks
a) site analysis (from a historical, architectural and urban point of view);
b) identification of values ​​through bibliographic, archival and site research (historical, architectural, technical, urban, memorial, artistic, landscape values);
c) historical substantiation study for the area surrounding the chosen building for study.

Teaching Method:

Lectures with pictures, discussions, debates.
Presentation of works prepared by different authors, discussion of specific approaches.
The method of creative problem solving (data collection, problem formulation, idea discovery, identifying solution, solution practical realization); experiential and interdisciplinary learning methods; individual proofing, board proofing,, theoretical lectures, site visits, case studies; individual research activities; bibliographic study.

Assessment:

On-going evaluation.
Final evaluation
Defending each stage of the project
20% evolution and activity along the way
80% final submition, jury grade

Bibliography:

Law no. 5 of March 6, 2000 regarding the approval of the National Territorial Development Plan - Section III - protected areas, published in M.Of. no. 152- 04/12/2000
Law no. 422 of 18/07/2001 regarding the protection of historical monuments, with subsequent amendments, republished in the Official Gazette, Part I no. 938 of 20/11/2001
Law no. 350/2001 regarding territorial development and urbanism, published in the Official Gazette of Romania, Part I, no. 373 of July 10, 2001, with subsequent amendments and additions
International Charter for the Conservation and Restoration of Monuments and Sites (Venice Charter) adopted at the 2nd International Congress of Architects and Technicians of Historic Monuments, Venice 25-31 May 1964
UNESCO - Recommendations concerning the protection and contemporary role of historic areas - 1976
ICOMOS Charter for the Preservation of Historic Cities and Areas, Washington 1987
ICOMOS Charter on the Interpretation and Presentation of Cultural Heritage Sites - Quebec, 2008
UNESCO - Recommendation on the historic urban landscape, including a glossary of definitions - 2011
Order of the Minister of Transport, Construction and Tourism no. 562/2003 for the approval of the technical regulation "Development methodology and framework content of urban planning documentation for protected areas (PUZ)", published in the Official Gazette of Romania, Part I, no. 125 bis of February 11, 2004
Vienna Memorandum on "World Heritage and Contemporary Architecture"
Other bibliographic sources adapted to the subject chosen by the student.