Czech

Not applicable.

Student gets information about the theory as well as the legislation concerning the conservation and the restoration of the sights in the Czech republic. The lessons also deal with the reasons of the necessity of the preservation of the historical heritage. The international relations, the organization, and the documents connected with the importance, the conservation, and the restoration of the cultural heritage are also of great importance. Peripheral attention is also paid to methodology, and to procedure of the preparation, draft, and making of the project documentation arrangement for the restoration of the historical building. The lectures also deal with the changes, and conservation of the historical structures, and global cities and village conservation. We put emphasis on the preservation of the authentic look of the structures. Student also gets knowledges about the new creation in the historical environment.

The subject presupposes and develops the knowledge of the history of architecture; it may partly apply the knowledge of the civil engineering subjects. However, it is, for the most part, an independent specific discipline with its own methodological basis and legislation.

Student has to know the history of the architecture, the typology, and the design of the ground construction.

The course is taught through lectures, practical classes and self-study assignments. Attendance at lectures is optional, but attendance at classes is compulsory.

The subject ends with the credit, and the exam. To get the credit, student has to successfully graduate of the course, elaborate and submit the seminar work. The exam has the written form with the questions concerning all of the course topics.

1. Significance of the architectonic and urban heritages in the historical context
2. Characteristics of the generic structure of the architectonic and urban heritages
3. Transformation of an architectonic work in the particular style periods
4. Transformation of the settlement structures in the historical context
5. Development of the protection and preservation of monuments
6. Methods of the preservation of monuments – purism, scientific restoration, conservation
7. International institutions, documents and forms of the cultural heritage preservation
8. Contemporary preservation of monuments – sources, methods, conception
9. Organization, classification and legislation provision of the preservation of monuments
10. Conception of the monument intervention – construction documents, analysis, investigations
11. Conception of the monument intervention – new functional utilization, choice of the method
12. Forms of the protection of the historical settlements and their parts
13. New creation in the historical environment – genius loci, authenticity of the environment

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Knowledge of the monument restoration and renewal, architectonic heritage, development of the preservation of monuments, methods of the preservation of monuments, legislation of the protection of monuments, historical settlement protection.

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

We are preparing the optional lessons of the Ground Constructions Department "The Selected Essays concerning the Buildings Reconstructions".

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VOJTOVÁ,L.: Ochrana a regenerace kulturních hodnot v území. MU Brno, 2006. (CS)
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Halík, P., Kratochvíl, P., Nový, O.: Architektura a město. AV ČR Praha, 1996. (CS)
Hrůza, J.: Česká historická města. Praha, 1978. (CS)
Samek, B.: Umělecké památky Moravy a Slezska. Academia Praha, 1994. (CS)
Škabrada, J.: Konstrukce historických staveb. ČVUT Praha, 2000. (CS)