Travel Notes: Rome
Qm | Nivell Quadrimestral | Núm. màxim d'estudiants |
Prerequisits | Idioma |
P |
7-10 |
20 | Anglès |
Codi | Crèdits | Distribució (T, P, L) | Departament | H/s treball estudiant |
290189 | 5,5 (5 ECTS) | T (2) + L (3) | CA |
Dia d'impartició | Hora d'impartició | Núm. de setmanes |
Friday 26th February, 11th March, 22th and 29th April, 13th and 20th May, and 3th June. After that there will be an intensive week with students for a trip (which can be 6th-10th of June or after the evaluation, as they prefer). |
15:00 - 17:30 | 7 |
Professor Responsable | Josep Maria Garcia |
Altres Professors | Sergi Garriga |
Objectius
The goal is to understand and explore the potential of travel in the education of an architect and the development of an architectural career. To this aim the course will discuss the architect gaze through the analysis of the work and travels of different architects scattered from different historical moments but coincident in one specific and shared site or city visited by all of them, and will culminate on a trip to this site. |
Subject abstract
Travel is an essential asset in the education of architects and the shaping of an architectural taste. The experience of and visit to architecture becomes a necessary step towards the construction of a personal and original interpretation of existing architectures used as a ground for the own architectural construction, because, indeed, architecture is unavoidable an intellectual and cultural construction deeply related to and dialogical with the architectural debates expanding through history. Therefore, travel and its associated experience becomes a turning point in the formation of architects and the shaping of architectural debates. As it is has been the cases for most of architects and architecture debates along centuries –from Michelangelo to Bernini, Le Corbusier or Louis Khan. The first edition of this course will deal about Rome. |
Resultats d'aprenentatge: en acabar l'estudiant ha de ser capaç de:
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Continguts
1 |
Introduction. Travel Notes: Rome. |
2 |
Foundation of Rome and imperial expansion. |
3 |
Medieval retraction and medieval architecture. |
4 |
Renaissance and the recovery of ancient Rome. (Michelangelo, Bramante, Rafael...) |
5 |
Baroque festival. (Bernini, Borromoni, Valadier,...) |
6 |
Rome and The Grand Tour. (Piranesi, Soane,...) |
7 |
Fascist Rome. Imperial Rome revisited. (Terragni, Libera, Piacentini,...) |
8 |
Restoring the past. The emergence of restoration, conservation and preservation. (Ruskin, Giovannoni,...) |
9 |
The Architecture of the City and other 20th century revisions. (Lewerentz, Asplund, Kahn, Colin Rowe, Aldo Rossi,...) |
10 | Contemporary architecture in Rome. (Juan Navarro Baldeweg, Rafael Moneo, Renzo Piano, Zaha Hadid,...) |
11 | Guidebook Workshop. |
12 | Trip to Rome [Optional]. |
Sistema d'avaluació
Attendance and participation in the course’s discussion: 20%. Research and contribution to one of the lectures: 40%. Presentations will be discussed with tutors in advance during the first teaching week. Guidebook/Personal Sketchbook: 40%. |
Bibliografia
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