Course detail
Architectonic Composition
FAST-AG19Acad. year: 2014/2015
Survey and analysis of the architectonic form creation categories, emphasizing philosophical, psychological and aesthetical aspects. Comparison and assessment of examples from the Antiquity to the present.
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Learning outcomes of the course unit
Student will know how to describe an architectural work from the aesthetic point of view.
Student will know various methods of the architectural critics.
Student strengthens his perception of architecture.
Student improves his ability to discuss about architecture.
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Assesment methods and criteria linked to learning outcomes
Course curriculum
2. Structure, tectonics and stereotomy
3. Wall, pillar, column and column orders
4. Layout, organic and „inorganic“ architecture
5. Metre, module, scale and dimension
6. Symmetry and asymmetry
7. Rhythm, gradation, emphasis
8. Proportion, harmony, chaos
9. Contrast, motion
10. Light, optical illusion
11. Colour and surface, material
12. Interior and exterior
13. Architecture in the urban landscape and the open landscape - organization of masses, panorama, dominant features
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Specification of controlled education, way of implementation and compensation for absences
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Prerequisites and corequisites
Basic literature
Norberg - Schulz, C.: Genius Loci. Praha, 2010. 9788073633035. (CS)
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Syllabus
2. Structure, tectonics and stereotomy
3. Wall, pillar, column and column orders
4. Layout, organic and „inorganic“ architecture
5. Metre, module, scale and dimension
6. Symmetry and asymmetry
7. Rhythm, gradation, emphasis
8. Proportion, harmony, chaos
9. Contrast, motion
10. Light, optical illusion
11. Colour and surface, material
12. Interior and exterior
13. Architecture in the urban landscape and the open landscape - organization of masses, panorama, dominant features