Objectives and competences
- to get acquainted with the basic characteristics of the design of a sustainable multi-dwelling settlement (from 200 - 1000 inhabitants);
- to understand the interdependence between housing typology and spatial conditions (method of using a building settlement with a building type);
- to know the laws of economic design of multi-storey buildings and their placement in space;
- to know at least 3 typologies of multi-apartment buildings and starting points for quality design and their placement in space (architecture and urbanism) and be able to draw architectural plans;
- to be able draw up an urban plan in different scales (from!: 500 to 1: 5000) with all key content sets.
Content (Syllabus outline)
Lectures:
- Introduction: basics of multi-apartment settlement planning;
- Multi-apartment typology: connected and terraced houses;
- Multi-apartment typology: atrium and vagos houses;
- Multi-apartment typology: villa block, block, high-rise building;
- Multi-population settlements: satellite settlement, settlement in suburbs;
- Settlements of the 20th and 21st centuries: The open block (E. May);
- Settlements of the 20th and 21st centuries: The socialization of form (R. Erskine);
- Settlements of the 20th and 21st centuries:The vitality of the urban (R. Reiner);
- Settlements of the 20th and 21st centuries: the vitality of the archetype (A. Siza);
- Settlements of the 20th and 21st centuries: building islands (Gigon, Gyer)
Laboratory excercises:
– Reference studies: design of a multi - dwelling settlement, conceptualization
– Reference studies: morphologies of multi-dwelling settlements (cluster, square, carpet, line building, building island)
Seminar:
Design of a multi-dwelling settlement in a real environment with at least three different housing typologies.
Learning and teaching methods
Lectures
Field trip
Project work
Seminar
Intended learning outcomes - knowledge and understanding
– Develop a conceptual design of a multi-apartment settlement
– design an urban plan (M 1: 1000. 1: 500) of a multi-apartment settlement (display of the ground floor arrangement and ground floor floors of all buildings)
– design project solutions for at least 3 residential typologies and adapt them to placement in space (M 1: 200, 1: 100. Floor plans of typical floors, cross-sections, facades)
– identify the basic laws of planning at least 3 housing typologies (civil engineering and civil engineering)
Intended learning outcomes - transferable/key skills and other attributes
- use the acquired knowledge to make a spatial analysis and identify an area suitable for multi-apartment construction.
Readings
Folije predavanj in delovni listi / Lecture handouts and working papers
Zakonodaja / Laws
Neufert, E.: Projektiranje v stavbarstvu : osnove, standardi, predpisi za konstrukcije, gradnja, oblikovanje, potrebni prostor, namembnost prostorov, mere zgradb, prostorov in opreme – s človekom kot merilom in ciljem : priročnik za projektante, izvajalce in študente; Ljubljana : Tehniška založba Slovenije, 2002
Additional information on implementation and assessment Project work: analysis of housing typologies, conceptual spatial design of a housing settlement with spatial positions of three different housing typologies (a positive assessment is a prerequisite for the oral exam)
-Seminar work: Conceptual design of a ho housing settlement with at least three housing typologies – spatial situation on the selected location (conceptual schemes, axonometric projections), floor plans, volumes, sections of each individual typology of typology
- oral exam: public presentation of the project
