History an Theory of Urbanism
Objectives
a) Know the different forms of European city, the over time and space,
b) Understanding multidisciplinarity in the interpretation of the city,
c) Understanding the processes and mechanisms for (re) construction of contemporary urban space,
d) Develop spirit critically respond to current urban models,
e) Reflect on new sustainable forms of (re) making city,
f) Conduct research on different areas of the city
General characterization
Code
722171216
Credits
3.0
Responsible teacher
Nuno Henrique Pires Soares
Hours
Weekly - Available soon
Total - 84
Teaching language
Portuguese
Prerequisites
None
Bibliography
BENÉVOLO, L. (2016), Histoire de la ville, Editions Parenthèses, Paris.
CHOAY, F. (2014) L´Urbanisme, utopies et réalités: Une anthologie, Essais, Paris
GOITIA, Fernando Chueca (1982), Breve História do Urbanismo. Lisboa: Presença: Martins Fontes.
LAMAS, J. (1992), Morfologia Urbana e Desenho da Cidade, Textos Universitários de CSH, FCG/ JNICT, Lisboa.
MORRIS, A.E.J.(2016, 14ª edição) Historia de la forma urbana Desde sus orígenes hasta la Revolución Industrial, Gustavo Gili
editor, Barcelona
MUMFORD, L. (1965), A Cidade na História: Suas Origens, Transformações e Perspectivas. vols. I e II. Belo Horizonte: Itatiaia.
RAGON, M. (1991), Histoire mondiale de larchitecture et de lurbanisme modernes, Tome 1, 2 et 3, Edition Point Essais Seuil,
Paris.
ROSSI, A. (1982), La Arquitectura de la ciudad, editorial Gustavo Gili, Barcelona.
SICA, P. (1981), Historia del Urbanismo. El Siglo XX, Instituto de Estudios de Administración Local, Madrid.
Teaching method
The teaching methodology will be based in part on lectures with examples of systematic use of cities, through the projection of images (vertical and oblique photographs) charts and maps. Texts will be made available as background material for discussion.
The classes take place mainly practical content outside the premises of the college, selected four representative areas in different ways and times of \"city building\" which will be a field trip.
Evaluation method
Evaluation method - The evaluation shall consist of the presentation of a research conducted by the student and the making of a written assessment test (60% +40%).(100%)
Subject matter
1. What is urbanism;
2. The origins of the European city: urbs and poly;
3. Main forms (physical space / timeline and authors):
3.1 organic forms,
3.2 Classic forms,
3.3 Garden Form,
3.4 Modernist Form,
3.5 Form urban / rural,
3.6 Ways emerging;
4. The major challenges of the contemporary city in Europe;
5. What cities have built in Portugal in the last 100 years ?