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FAST-BGA014Acad. year: 2024/2025
Introduction to the history of architecture, significant for the further development of European art of construction, the Pre-historic Age, the ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, Egea and Etruria, the ancient Greece and Rome, construction techniques, styles, construction types.
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specialization PBC , 1 year of study, summer semester, compulsory
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1. Introduction to the history of architecture, the Pre-historic Age, megaliths 2. The ancient Egypt – cultural and social background, construction technique, set of architectural elements3. The ancient Egypt – temple architecture, the cult of the deceased4. The ancient Egypt – residences of sovereigns and serfs5. The ancient Mesopotamia – Sumer, Akkad, Babylon6. The ancient architecture of Palestine, Phoenicia, Asia Minor and Persia7. Egea region and Etruria – starting point of the ancient architecture8. The ancient Greece – cultural and social background, construction technique, set of architectural elements9. The ancient Greece – temple, agora, propylaca, residential house10. The ancient Greece – theatre, gymnasion, stadium, hipodrome11. The ancient Rome – cultural and social background, construction technique, set of architectural elements12. The ancient Rome – temple, basilica, forum, triumphal arch, palace, villa, residential House13. The ancient Rome – theatre, amphitheatre, thermae, market halls, technical structures