Design Studio II B

Year
5
Academic year
2017-2018
Code
02027979
Subject Area
Architecture
Language of Instruction
Portuguese
Mode of Delivery
Face-to-face
Duration
SEMESTRIAL
ECTS Credits
10.0
Type
Elective
Level
2nd Cycle Studies - Mestrado

Recommended Prerequisites

All units of the 1st Cycle Studies and Design Studio I, Urbanism, Urbanístics, Humanities

Historical and theoretical knowledge of architecture, territorial planning and urbanism

Skills in analysis, synthesis, organization and strategic planning

Learning Outcomes

The Design Studio II initiates the final phase of a path of design simulation that students develop over the Master in Architecture. In this sense, and having regard to its insertion at the end of the 2nd cycle of studies, it provides themes and programs resulting from this learning, to be chosen by the student in order to supplement or enhance his previous path, developed inside or outside DARQ/FCTUC.

In Design Studio IIB - City and [Infra] Structure -, students should develop:

- expertise on Urban Culture and Urban Design.

- knowledge on different instruments and scales of Urban Design.

- knowledge about the problems of urban infra-structuring, mainly the impact of facilities and public spaces in the city development.

Apply this knowledge on a given intervention area, preselected by the teacher, in Portuguese territory or abroad

Work Placement(s)

No

Syllabus

Students are invited to develop initially, and integrated into working groups, an overall strategy, considering:

- the geographical support of the intervention area;

- the historical development of this area;

- the understanding of the role of the physical preexistences;

- the framework of existing territorial and urban policies;

- architectural programs to analyze and develop;

Secondly, students must develop, individually or in smaller groups, a focus on a particular area of this sector, deepening different scales of urban design and architecture, with particular focus on the (re)design of urban infrastructure, public spaces, and community facilities, which might be relevant for the restructuring and regeneration of this area.

The semester final works will be openly debated, through exhibitions and seminars with experts and citizens, or even through short workshop and think-tank events

Head Lecturer(s)

João Paulo Vergueiro Monteiro de Sá Cardielos

Assessment Methods

Assessement
Synthesis work: 10.0%
Research work: 10.0%
Laboratory work or Field work: 10.0%
Project: 70.0%

Assessement
Attendance - minimum of 70%: 100.0%

Bibliography

AAVV. (1996), Presente y Futuros: arquitectura en las ciudades, XIX Congreso da UIA, Barcelona

ASCHER, F. (2004), Los Nuevos Principios del Urbanismo. Madrid: Alianza Ensayo

CORBOZ, A. (2001), Le Territoire comme palimpseste et autres essais, Besançon: Les Éditions de L’Imprimeur.

GRANDE, N. (ed.) (2012), O Ser Urbano. Nos caminhos de Nuno Portas. Guimarães: Fundação Cidade de Guimarães/INCM.

HALL, P. (2000), Cities in Civilisation, London: Weidenfeld.

KOSTOV, S. (1991-2), The City Shaped / The City Assembled. London: Thames & Hudson (2 vols.).

MORRIS, A.E.J. (1994), History of Urban Form. London: Longman.

PORTAS, N. (1969), A Cidade como Arquitectura, Lisboa: Livros Horizonte.

PORTAS, N., DOMINGUES, A. CABRAL, J. (2003), Políticas Urbanas. Tendências, Estratégias, Oportunidades, Lisboa: Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian.

ROSSI, A. (1982), La Arquitectura de la Ciudad (1966). Barcelona: Gustavo Gili.

SOLA-MORALES, M. (1997), Formas del crecimiento urbano. Barcelona: Editorial UPC.