| Anotace | (semestr B232) |
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| This optional one-semester course deals with the processes that are of historical importance for the transformation and modeling of cities and cultural landscapes in the area of historic urbanism, parks, and gardens and discusses the traditional elements, strategies, procedures, and techniques in which urban landscape spaces and their natural systems are indispensable in structuring traditional forms of sustainable settlements and their surroundings. Development and transformations of gardens, parks, and urban landscapes, philosophy of founding and design, basic principles, techniques, and techniques will be discussed and presented in a wide variety of selected examples and accompanied by relevant field excursions.
All this, on selected eloquent examples, will illustrate important cultural, historical, natural, and ecological processes that shape cultural landscapes and urban environments. In this respect, appropriate strategies, procedures, and methods for their conservation, care, and protection will also be discussed and selected on the ground during thematic excursions.
Based on the knowledge, experience, and practice that will be presented during the course through presentations, case studies, and study field excursions, the students will actively participate in the preparation of papers in the form of written studies or essays on chosen topics.
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| Obsah | |
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| The elective one-semester long course will address the processes that have historically transformed and modulated the landscape into the domain of urbanism and discuss the traditional practices and techniques of the garden, park, and urban design, where the open spaces and natural systems are structuring the urban form and sustainable built environments. It will reveal cultural historical as well as biological and ecological processes that traditionally shape the built environments, their intrinsic values, functions, and character, as well as appropriate conservation techniques and strategies. Historical development and transformations of gardens and urban parks, including philosophies, processes, and techniques will be discussed and presented on the array of different relevant cases. |
| Literatura | |
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[1] Norberg-Schulz, Christian, Genius loci. Rizzoli, 1991.
[2] Free PDF: genius-loci-towards-a-phenomenology-of-architecture-d86177309.html
[4] HAZLEHURST, F. H., Gardens of Illusion: The Genius of Andre Le Nôtre. Vanderbilt University Press, 1986.
[5] HOBHOUSE, P. (1992), Gardening through the Ages: An Illustrated History of Plants and Their Influence on Garden Styles from Ancient Egypt to the Present Day. Simon & Schuster.
[6] LASDUN, S (1991), The English Park: Royal, Private and Public. Vendome Press.
[7] LAZARO, C. (1990), Italian Renaissance Garden: From the Conventions of Planting, Design, and Ornament to the Grand Gardens of Sixteenth-Century Central Italy. Yale Univerity Press.
[8] NEWTON, N. T. (1972). Design on the Land: The Development of Landscape Architecture. Harvard University Press.
[9] WATKINS, J. (2007), The Management and Maintenance of Historic Parks, Gardens and Landscapes: The English Heritage Handbook. Frances Lincoln Publisher.
[10] JELLICOE, G. & S.: Landscape of Man.Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1982.
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