URBAN PLANNING 1

Alphabetic division AF - GZ

Course Sheet

Course code:

AI340

Academic Year of enrolment:

2018

Year of supply:

2018/2019

Divisions:

Gruppo C

Type of Course:

Characterising

Degree:

Course of Single Cycle Degree 5 years in ARCHITECTURE

Disciplinary Sector:

Urban Studies

Is part of:

URBAN PLANNING 1

Location:

PESCARA

Credits:

Programme Year:

Professor and Collaborators:

CLEMENTE Antonio Alberto

Cycle:

Second semester

Obligatory attendance:

Yes

Hours of classroom activity:

Individual study hours:

120

Prerequisites:

None

Objectives

The general purpose of the course is to provide the framework of basic knowledge to be able to observe, describe and interpret the different contexts in both urban and territorial.
The specific objectives are to introduce the student:
- the methods through which town planning affects the city and the territory through a brief historical profile starting from its origins;
- re-reading significant plans and projects;
- to the fundamental methodologies for the implementation of urban transformations; the urban plan, its implementation tools and complex planning.

Contents

The Urban Planning 1 course is located in the second semester of the first year of the Master's and single cycle degree in Architecture (Class LM-4).
The training course is divided into three interdependent teaching modules (theoretical, practical and exercises), and aims to teach the use of tools and methodologies for the interpretation of the urban context aimed at developing an urban planning project average complexity.

Extended Syllabus

Gabriele d'Annunzio University - Chieti Pescara
Department of Architecture - Pescara
Degree course in Architecture
Degree type: Single-cycle master degree
Class LM-4
A.A. 2018 - 2019

Urban Planning Course Program 1 C
Prof. Antonio Alberto Clemente
SSD - ICAR 21
Year of Course: First
Second semester
CFU - 8

Placement in the training project
The Urban Planning 1 course is located in the second semester of the first year of the Master's and single cycle degree in Architecture (Class LM-4).
The training course is composed of a theoretical and an exercise component, and aims to teach the use of tools and methodologies for the interpretation of the urban context aimed at developing a medium complexity urban project.

Educational goals
The Urban Planning course II aims to provide the framework of basic knowledge needed to describe and interpret cities, territory, environment and landscape. This general purpose will be pursued through lectures, exercises, laboratory activities and inspections.
The specific objective of the course is to conduct a first experience of urban planning that has a particular care towards the open space so that the student can learn:
- the main regulatory references;
- methodologies for interpreting the context;
- the techniques and strategies for the elaboration of a project of medium complexity.

Articulation and contents of the course
The course consists of lectures, exercises, laboratory activities and inspections that have the purpose of instructing the project at the end of the course.

The lectures will mainly concern:
- how the meaning of the urban term changed after the Constitutional Law n. 3 of 18 October 2001;
- overview of the hypothesis of the reform of Law 1150/42 presented in Rome on July 24, 2014: Principles concerning territorial public policies and urban transformation;
- the main urban theories through projects, plans, programs and texts that document the construction of the European city;
- evolution, potential, limits and main problems of the urban planning instruments of its techniques and of the related legal framework;
- critical analysis of the functional and morphological characteristics of the urban context in order to be able to assess the implementation conditions of a transformation and / or redevelopment process;
- introduction to the concept of environment and landscape in relation to their influence on urban planning and territorial governance.

The laboratory activities are divided into exercises (in the classroom and at home) and intermediate checks.
The exercises pursue the objective of introducing the student to the knowledge of the main urban planning techniques, of the specific terminology and of the operational practice.
The intermediate checks are three (the dates will be agreed in class with the students).
1. Note the index of territorial manufacturability and the extension of the area of intervention, the student must calculate the main urban indexes and parameters identifying the number of buildings corresponding to the expected residential volume.
2. The student must graphically represent the volumetric quantities of residential construction and understand how the design varies according to the different building types.
3. Note the index of land fabricability and land area the student will have to calculate all the indexes and urban parameters necessary to design the planivolumetric of a social housing settlement.

The project for the end of the course deals with the topic of urban-scale intervention with particular reference to the area of Montesilvano, including: via Luxembourg, via Strasbourg, via Portugal and via England. The aim is to introduce the student to the elaboration of an urban project of medium complexity in which the student must pay particular attention to the representation of the idea of the strength of the project, of the concept and of the master plan.

Exams
The exam will focus on an individual interview based on:
- frontal lessons
- Laboratory activities
- end-of-course project

Bibliography
The essential reference bibliography is organized by thematic groups in relation to the articulation and contents of the course.
The main reference texts are as follows:
Neil Brenner, Stato, spazio, urbanizzazione, Guerini scientifica, Milano 2016;
Antonio A. Clemente, Paesaggi inumani. I silos granari come monumenti (Inhuman landscape. Grain silos are monuments) in Juan Calatrava, Francisco García Pérez, David Arredondo Garrido (eds.) La Cultura y la Ciudad, Editorial Universidad de Granada, Granada 2016;
Antonio A. Clemente, Urbanistica senza termini in Cambiamenti. Responsabilità e strumenti per l’urbanistica al servizio del paese, Planum Publisher, Roma- Milano, 2017;
Choay Françoise, La città. Utopie e realtà, Einaudi, Torino 1973 (1965);
Mario G. Cusmano, Le parole della città. Viaggio nel lessico urbano, Franco Angeli, Milano 2009;
Paola Di Biagi (a cura di), I classici dell'urbanistica moderna, Donzelli, Roma 2009;
Maurizio Tira e Michele Zazzi, Pianificare le reti ciclabili territoriali, Gangemi, Roma 2007.
Falco Luigi, L’indice di fabbricabilità, Utet, Torino 1999;
L. Gaeta, U. Janin Rivolin, L. Mazza, Governo del territorio e pianificazione spaziale, Città Studi Edizioni, Novara 2018:
- parte terza: Cap. 20 Il progetto urbanistico (pp. 399/411), Cap. 21 I nuovi orientamenti del piano (pp. 413/431);
- parte quarta: Governo del territorio: piani e politiche on line);
Indovina F. (a cura di) con Fregolent L. e Savino M. (2006), Nuovo lessico urbano, Franco Angeli, Milano.
Italia V. (2012), Urbanistica. La pianificazione urbanistica, la normativa edilizia e il governo del territorio, Il Sole 24 Ore, Milano.
Gabellini Patrizia, Tecniche urbanistiche, Carocci, Roma 2001;
Gaeta Luca, Umberto Janin Rivolin, Luigi Mazza, Governo del territorio e pianificazione spaziale, Città Studi Edizioni, Novara 2013 (solo PARTE QUARTA – Governo del territorio: piani e politiche – pp. 423/541);
Indovina F. (a cura di) con Fregolent L. e Savino M. (2006), Nuovo lessico urbano, Franco Angeli, Milano.
Italia V. (2012), Urbanistica. La pianificazione urbanistica, la normativa edilizia e il governo del territorio, Il Sole 24 Ore, Milano.
Secchi Bernardo, Prima lezione di urbanistica, Laterza, Roma – Bari 2000.
Other bibliographic references, work materials and specific details will be provided in class.

For more information on the topics related to the course, please refer to:
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/it/index.htm
http://www.coe.int/
http://www.bosettiegatti.com/
http://www.apertacontrada.it
http://www.fhs.it/attivita/
http://www.pausania.it
http://cdca.it
http://www.urbanit.it
http://www.cittalia.it
http://www.casadellacultura.it/

During the course of the course will be indicated the chapters of the volumes to be studied and any further texts.

Recommended Bibliography

Clemente Antonio Alberto, Riletture. Città e teorie dell’urbanistica, Kaleidon, Reggio Calabria 2012.
Choay Françoise, La città. Utopie e realtà, Einaudi, Torino 1973 (1965).
De Carlo Giancarlo, Paesaggio con figure (intervista di Francesco Karrer), in Giancarlo De Carlo, Gli spiriti dell’architettura (a cura di Livio Sichirollo), Editori Riuniti, Roma 1992.
Falco Luigi, L’indice di fabbricabilità, Utet, Torino 1999.
Gabellini Patrizia, Tecniche urbanistiche, Carocci, Roma 2001.
L. Gaeta, U. Janin Rivolin, L. Mazza, Governo del territorio e pianificazione spaziale, Città Studi Edizioni, Novara 2018:
- parte terza: Cap. 20 Il progetto urbanistico (pp. 399/411), Cap. 21 I nuovi orientamenti del piano (pp. 413/431);
- parte quarta: Governo del territorio: piani e politiche on line);
Indovina F. (a cura di) con Fregolent L. e Savino M. (2006), Nuovo lessico urbano, Franco Angeli, Milano.
Italia V. (2012), Urbanistica. La pianificazione urbanistica, la normativa edilizia e il governo del territorio, Il Sole 24 Ore, Milano.
Secchi Bernardo, Prima lezione di urbanistica, Laterza, Roma – Bari 2000.
Secchi Bernardo, La città dei ricchi e la città dei poveri, Laterza, Roma – Bari 2013.
For more information on the topics related to the course, please refer to:
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/it/index.htm
http://www.coe.int/
http://www.bosettiegatti.com/
http://www.apertacontrada.it
http://www.fhs.it/attivita/
http://www.pausania.it
http://cdca.it
http://www.urbanit.it
http://www.cittalia.it
http://www.casadellacultura.it/
During the course of the course will be indicated the chapters of the volumes to be studied and any further texts.

Teaching Methods

The course consists of lectures and laboratory work.
The lectures mainly concern: the definitions of urban planning, the process of formation of the contemporary city, the relationship between the project and the context, introduction to national and regional legislation with particular reference to the legislation relating to urban planning, environment and landscape, outline their main theories of planning by Ildefonso Cerda to Bernardo Secchi.
The laboratory activities are divided:
- exercises of urban technical
- intermediate monitoring;
- end-course project.
The exercises have the aim to introduce students to the knowledge of the main urban planning techniques, the specific operating practices and terminology.
Intermediate checks are two (dates will be agreed upon in class with students).
The end-course project consists of the introduction to the main conceptual and methodological tools for describing and interpreting the context. It is planned to prepare four tables in A3 format.

Evaluation methods

Verification of learning:

The exam will relate on an individual interview based on:
- front lessons
- intermediate tests
- end of course project

Contacts/More Information

In order to be able to constantly follow the students' learning, there are:
- individual collective revisions to be ran in class;
- exercises to do both in class and at home.
The main topics covered in class will be available on the portal: https://www.dda.unich.it or on a Facebook page specifically dedicated to the course.

Università degli Studi
"G. d'Annunzio"

Chieti - Pescara

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