The concept of the lecture series for semester 6 is based on a holistic approach to architectural design, encompassing professional practice, environmental, and cultural aspects. The program will begin with an introduction to the building project, which will prepare students for independent and conscious project execution. Lectures on the urban context will focus on integrating projects with their surroundings, both in terms of public spaces and adjacent buildings. A key issue at the initial stage of design will be contemporary pro-ecological architecture, aimed at sensitizing students to sustainable solutions  - from site location, functional program analysis, to the selection of technologies and materials. This approach will be extended into an introduction to Architectural Lighting Design. Specialized lectures will introduce the design of various objects - including architecture of public utility buildings and healthcare and wellness facilities. The next stage will shift the focus from the functional program to the aesthetic expression of the building and its façade. This will emphasize façade technologies (including the "fifth" façade), considering aesthetics and detailing. The final lecture will be a summarizing discussion linking architecture, and nature, addressing the role of architectural objects in urban and landscape contexts