The foundation and change of cities in history.

The course gives the students the instruments to understand the formative, typological and constructive characters of the city, by means of an architectural and structural survey, and thanks to a critical and philological analysis of the urban fabric. The aim is to educate student to better manage a project of restoration or change.

The integrated courses introduce to the analysis of social practices, and critically review Foundations of design of public spaces. Students will (re)design an urban place, and its public space in detail, addressing both the social issues of collective behaviour and the urban context.

The course analyses the environmental compatibilities and incompatibilities in cities.
Suitable Techniques are introduced in order to adapt the design of open space and buildings to environmental concerns in a systematic way.

Students elaborate an urban project (a master plan) that will be further detailed in the third semester studios. A preliminary study addresses the relation between physical and social forms, and inquiries the space uses, the rhythm and time of people movements, the outdoor and indoor spaces, the organization of infrastructures and built-up areas, the places devoted to the social encounters, to living and working.
Integrated projects: negotiation and contracts. The student draws a comprehensive frame of the technical-juridical components necessary to the start-up of urban regeneration programmes

The course introduces to the modelling of the development of urban spaces adopting probability, statistics and calculation methods. The control of plans effects is operated comparing forecasting models and data series. Mathematical simulation models will help analyzing the accessibility of Urban spaces.

Projects from Urban Planning Studio are detailed at the architectural and structural scale. The studio analyzes both the architectural and the urban layout, and elaborates a complete proposal and an overall design, including the estimation of costs

Same as above, concentrating upon the design of open space: parks, gardens, new public spaces.
The course develops in parallel with the Urban and Design Studio, and offers an overview on the more interesting European and Italian experiences.

The course studies the process of territorialisation and the town-and-country public policies line-up. EU cohesion and competitivity policies are introduced through the analysis of some case studies

The studio deals with a complex urban environment. The students select a site, and prepare a detailed proposal, defining the architectural layout, analyzing the urban context, and assessing the urban and economical feasibility of the project.

The foundation and change of cities in history.

The course gives the students the instruments to understand the formative, typological and constructive characters of the city, by means of an architectural and structural survey, and thanks to a critical and philological analysis of the urban fabric. The aim is to educate student to better manage a project of restoration or change.

The integrated courses introduce to the analysis of social practices, and critically review Foundations of design of public spaces. Students will (re)design an urban place, and its public space in detail, addressing both the social issues of collective behaviour and the urban context.

The course analyses the environmental compatibilities and incompatibilities in cities.
Suitable Techniques are introduced in order to adapt the design of open space and buildings to environmental concerns in a systematic way.

Students elaborate an urban project (a master plan) that will be further detailed in the third semester studios. A preliminary study addresses the relation between physical and social forms, and inquiries the space uses, the rhythm and time of people movements, the outdoor and indoor spaces, the organization of infrastructures and built-up areas, the places devoted to the social encounters, to living and working.
Integrated projects: negotiation and contracts. The student draws a comprehensive frame of the technical-juridical components necessary to the start-up of urban regeneration programmes

The course introduces to the modelling of the development of urban spaces adopting probability, statistics and calculation methods. The control of plans effects is operated comparing forecasting models and data series. Mathematical simulation models will help analyzing the accessibility of Urban spaces.

Projects from Urban Planning Studio are detailed at the architectural and structural scale. The studio analyzes both the architectural and the urban layout, and elaborates a complete proposal and an overall design, including the estimation of costs

Same as above, concentrating upon the design of open space: parks, gardens, new public spaces.
The course develops in parallel with the Urban and Design Studio, and offers an overview on the more interesting European and Italian experiences.

The course studies the process of territorialisation and the town-and-country public policies line-up. EU cohesion and competitivity policies are introduced through the analysis of some case studies

The foundation and change of cities in history.

The course gives the students the instruments to understand the formative, typological and constructive characters of the city, by means of an architectural and structural survey, and thanks to a critical and philological analysis of the urban fabric. The aim is to educate student to better manage a project of restoration or change.

The integrated courses introduce to the analysis of social practices, and critically review Foundations of design of public spaces. Students will (re)design an urban place, and its public space in detail, addressing both the social issues of collective behaviour and the urban context.

The course analyses the environmental compatibilities and incompatibilities in cities.
Suitable Techniques are introduced in order to adapt the design of open space and buildings to environmental concerns in a systematic way.

Students elaborate an urban project (a master plan) that will be further detailed in the third semester studios. A preliminary study addresses the relation between physical and social forms, and inquiries the space uses, the rhythm and time of people movements, the outdoor and indoor spaces, the organization of infrastructures and built-up areas, the places devoted to the social encounters, to living and working.
Integrated projects: negotiation and contracts. The student draws a comprehensive frame of the technical-juridical components necessary to the start-up of urban regeneration programmes

The course introduces to the modelling of the development of urban spaces adopting probability, statistics and calculation methods. The control of plans effects is operated comparing forecasting models and data series. Mathematical simulation models will help analyzing the accessibility of Urban spaces.

Projects from Urban Planning Studio are detailed at the architectural and structural scale. The studio analyzes both the architectural and the urban layout, and elaborates a complete proposal and an overall design, including the estimation of costs

Same as above, concentrating upon the design of open space: parks, gardens, new public spaces.
The course develops in parallel with the Urban and Design Studio, and offers an overview on the more interesting European and Italian experiences.

The course studies the process of territorialisation and the town-and-country public policies line-up. EU cohesion and competitivity policies are introduced through the analysis of some case studies

Students deal with an urban project, addressing both planning and design requirements, and framing spatial solutions in longer perspectives