| CODE |
101927 |
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| ACADEMIC YEAR |
2021/2022 |
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| CREDITS |
10 cfu during the 1st year of 8694 SCIENZE DELL'ARCHITETTURA (L-17) - GENOVA
6 cfu during the 1st year of 9915 ARCHITETTURA (LM-4) - GENOVA
10 cfu during the 2nd year of 8694 SCIENZE DELL'ARCHITETTURA (L-17) - GENOVA
10 cfu during the 3nd year of 8694 SCIENZE DELL'ARCHITETTURA (L-17) - GENOVA
6 cfu during the 2nd year of 9915 ARCHITETTURA (LM-4) - GENOVA
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| SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINARY SECTOR |
ICAR/14 |
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| LANGUAGE |
Italian |
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| TEACHING LOCATION |
GENOVA
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| SEMESTER |
1° Semester |
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| TEACHING MATERIALS |
AULAWEB |
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OVERVIEW
The "Villard Project" is a one-year architectural design course open to undergraduate and graduate students regardless of the year they attend.
AIMS AND CONTENT
LEARNING OUTCOMES
The teaching involves collaboration between students at different levels of training and is open to students of the master's course in order to produce a teaching method capable of replicating the diversity of experiences typical of any design group present in the professional world. Part of the value of the course is dictated by the "journey", a formative element of knowledge of other didactic realities in Italy and abroad.
AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES
The topics of the course are often linked to complex territorial issues faced with the support and involvement of the public administrations which are entrusted with the control of these critical issues. The project leads to the development of an overall design solution within which each student will define a specific area.
PREREQUISITES
Ability to design at different scales and for the study of complex urban realities
TEACHING METHODS
Theoretical lessons and project reviews in groups
SYLLABUS/CONTENT
Urban redevelopment project, defined in collaboration with the directives of the VILLARD project
RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY
No text specified
TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD
EXAM DESCRIPTION
The exam is a group exam.
The student must show both theoretical knowledge, based on the lessons and the bibliography of the course, and practical knowledge, with respect to the work done in the preparatory and project exercises (carried out both in groups and individually).