LABORATORIO DI PROGETTO 3 M - Z

Academic Year 2018/2019 - 3° Year
Teaching Staff Credit Value: 18
Scientific field
  • ICAR/14 - Architectural and urban design
  • ICAR/21 - Urban and landscape planning
Laboratories: 180 hours
Term / Semester: One-year
ENGLISH VERSION

Learning Objectives

  • Architecture and Urban Design

    The aim of the workshop is to develop, alongside the Urban Planning course, a design approach that finds its groundwork in the relationship between the themes of urban space transformation and the architectural project.

  • Urban Design

    The final aim is to guide students to the understanding and practice of the urban design. The final project will be elaborated that, starting from the hypotheses described above, propose a strategy, define some scenarios, and elements of a coherent conceptualization developing measured and technically controlled design actions.


Course Structure

  • Urban Design

    The course is structured in lectures and workshop lectures, seminars, travels, workshops, classroom exercises and group-based activities.


Detailed Course Content

  • Architecture and Urban Design

    The programme focuses on the core Architectural Design experience at various scales, both in theory and in practice with particular attention not only to the project results, but also to the process of developing of the project itself.

    Main methodological points are:
    - analysis of the physical features of the site and its surroundings;
    - concept design;
    - implementation of the theme through the compositional process.

    To take the exam it is necessary to have attended at least 70% of the workshop hours and the completion of the three project phases. The final exam will consist of an interview on the topics of the course and a discussion on the analysis and project elaborations.

    The educational path of the workshop meets adequately the increasing need to face the complexity of the project through four time steps and multiple levels of study:

    1 st Step, identification of the project areas, analytical reading of the sites and preparation of the functional program;
    2 ° Step, development and presentation of the design concept, definition of maximum project with volumetric insertion of new structures in the wider context; drawings and/or maquette, scale study models on an adequate scale;
    3 ° Step, architectural development of the project with explanatory tables - prospect plants and section on an appropriate scale and related study models (individual work);
    4th Step, development of the urban and compositional aspects of the project. The constituent elements of the project will have to be designed and verified with scale study models (plans, elevations and sections) and noteworthy details on an suitable scale (individual work).

  • Urban Design

    The course deals with the fondamental of urban planning, the tools of the urban and landscape design, the issues related to contemporary territorial transformations. The themes will be explored through the comparison of different theoretical statements, the presentation of significant examples, the work developed in the classroom.

    Lessons Program

    1. Settlement patterns and urban form

    2. Urban pattern 1 - The block

    3. Urban pattern 2 - The road

    4. Bulding with time

    5. Diversity / Mixing

    6. Uses / Functions – Time and spatial overlappings

    7. The south-east of Paris 1983-2006. The plan programme of the est de Paris

    8. The south-east of Paris 1983-2006. A project for Bercy

    9. The south-east of Paris 1983-2006. The urban regeneration of a railway infrastructure. Reuilly: a case study.

    10. The south-east of Paris 1983-2006. The ZAC Paris Rive Gauche – New urban Experiences in Paris

     

    This lecture program will be completed by seminars related to the design theme developed by the laboratory.


Textbook Information

  • Architecture and Urban Design

    Aldo Rossi, L'architettura della città, available in different editions.
    Other references will be suggested during the course.

  • Urban Design

    Bibliography:

    1. A. CORBOZ, Saggi sull’arte, il metodo, la città e il territorio, a cura di P. Vigano, FrancoAngeli, Milano, 1998
    2. A. CORBOZ, L’urbanistica del XX secolo: un bilancio, in “Urbanistica”, n. 101, 1990
    3. G. DATO (a cura di), Da Beirut a Noto. Patrimonio archeologico e pianicazione urbanistica. Studi e ricerche nei paesi del Mediterraneo, Biblioteca del Cenide, Cannitello (RC), 2005
    4. R. KOOLHAAS, Junkspace. Per un ripensamento radicale dello spazio urbano, Quodlibet, Macerata, 1999.
    5. P. LA GRECA, Interventi nella città consolidata: casi francesi e italiani a confronto. Documenti del DAU n. 14, Gangemi Editore, Roma, 1996.
    6. K. LYNCH, Progettare la città. Milano, Etaslibri, 1990
    7. D. MANGIN, Ph. PANERAI, Projet urbain, Editions Parenthèses, Marseille, 1999
    8. S. MUNARIN, V. MARTELLIANO (a cura di), Spazi, storie e soggetti del welfare. Sul ruolo delle politiche del welfare state nella costruzione della città, Gangemi Editore, Roma, 2012.
    9. M. NAVARRA, Terre Fragili, LetteraVentidue, Siracusa, 2017
    10. F. C. NIGRELLI, Percorsi del Progetto urbano in Francia e in Italia 1960-1997, Officina Edizioni, Roma, 1999.
    11. Ph. PANERAI, Isolato urbano e città contemporanea, CittàStudi, Milano, 1981
    12. C. RATTI con M. CLAUDEL,, Architettura Open Source. Verso una progettazione aperta, Giulio Einaudi editore, Torino 2014
    13. C. RATTI con M. CLAUDEL, La città di domani. Come le reti stanno cambiando il futuro urbano, Giulio Einaudi editore, Torino 2017
    14. B. SECCHI, Un progetto per l’Urbanistica, Einaudi Editore, Roma-Bari, 1989
    15. B. SECCHI, Prima lezione di Urbanistica, Laterza, Roma-Bari, 2000
    16. B. SECCHI, La città del ventesimo secolo, Laterza, Roma-Bari, 2005
    17. G. TROMBINO, Modica. Contributi per il recupero e la riqualificazione del centro storico, 40due Edizioni, Palermo, 2016
    18. P. VIGANO, La città elementare, Skira, Milano 1999

     

    Further readings – a selected bibliography:

    1. G. CLEMENT, Manifesto del terzo paesaggio, Quodlibet, Macerata 2005
    2. G. DATO, Aspetti della marginalità urbana nei paesi in via di sviluppo. Il caso di Alessandria d’Egitto, Biblioteca del Cenide, Cannitello, 2003.
    3. P. NICOLIN, F. REPISHTI, Dizionario dei nuovi paesaggisti, Skira, Milano 2003.
    4. A. ROGER, Breve trattato sul paesaggio, Sellerio, Palermo 2009.