Czech

Not applicable.

Students completing the course will know and be able to take advantage of the current principles of modern town and the historical principles of shaping space. They also know and are able to apply the principles of garden design, protecting the natural environment and landscape, including settlement. the influence of historical development on the present. Knowledge and skills along with other information obtained in follow-up of urban subjects, students can apply in the conduct of multidisciplinary teams of experts in treating all types of land use plans.

Theoretical and practical knowledge of problems and ability to solve them, needed for architectural design activity.

Not applicable.

Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations.

Credit shall be given in case of final study turn in, passing of exam work of appropriate quality and in given term. The exam is written and it is necessary to gain at least half of points. The classification shall involve also passing two control tests. In case of fulfilling previous conditions the result of control tests, final study including exam work and final test, shall be considered in the scope of subject classification in ratio 10% : 50% : 40%.

Conception and production town and provincial environment. Functional, operational and cubic bindings.
Picture cities (K. Lynch), analysis, časově folding picture
Fundamentals cubic molding cities I (application compositional basics)
Fundamentals cubic molding cities II. (script)
Historical inheritance and modern development (problems new formation)
Town interior and public funds premises (mobiliář, graphic system, sowing. and emotive elements)
Landscape, her development and meaning in architectural and urban design proposal
Exercise and meaning natural components
Influence historical development garden art and molding landscapes on contemporary production
Municipal park, historical development and fundamentals
Bases garden and landscaping production, compositional principles
Natural environment seats, territorial systems ecological steadiness
Rehabilitation and landscape conservation

Not applicable.

The goal is to teach students the principles of the creation of urban and rural environments. They are familiar with the historical principles of shaping the space and their applicability in today's modern city. The second part is to introduce students to creating a garden, the natural environment and landscape conservation sites and the influence of historical development on the present. The course serves as preparation for a studio creation and subsequent practice

Concept of each task and final study turn in. Two control tests verify knowledge of lectured themes. 80% of practice teaching is mandatory, 20% is not necessary to substitute.

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