Search results for: PUBLIC PARTICIPATION, URBAN WALK

• Participatory Planning ENG

  e-Learning Courses

  • Ł. Pancewicz

  The objective of the course is to teach the basic principles of the public participation. This includes basic principles, the techniques and practical aspects of its application.  

• Theory of Urban Design 2023/24 - LECTURES

  e-Learning Courses

  • M. Leszczyński
  • J. Martyniuk-Pęczek
  • M. Kostrzewska
  • M. Rembeza
  • A. Zackiewicz

  Introductory lectures on the topic of urban design concepts in contemporary climate change, sustainable development and the creation of public spaces. 

• 2022_Elective Design II_S_Hudnik_K_Zyczkowska_There is no Planet B

  e-Learning Courses

  • K. Życzkowska

  There is no Planet B The studio will use practical interventions to explore how climate change is affecting transformations in urban / non-urban space in Gdansk. Through the identification of problems and the importance of reading the consequences in space and architecture, students will learn about the method of opening a critical public debate. Through a variety of topics and actions – micro interventions, they will record their...

• Architectural & Urban Heritage 2021/2022

  e-Learning Courses

  • J. Szczepański
  • M. Sołtysik
  • A. Orchowska
  • R. Hirsch
  • Ł. Bugalski

  Participation in the course ARCHITECTURAL & URBAN HERITAGE gives an opportunity of knowing political, economic, and cultural issues of Polish Architecture in the 19th and 20th century. This period includes the fall of feudalism, the flourish of the industrial era, the birth of modernism, two totalitarian systems, and the rebuilding of Poland after II World War. Mentioned circumstances caused deep changes which gave a strong...

• ELECTIVE PROJECT II _sem 5_Green Story - Free Time Space

  e-Learning Courses

  • K. Życzkowska

  The topic of the course - Green Story - Free Time Space, joins green architecture and a place to spend free time - inside and outside – to read, to eat, to relax. The idea is to design green – to give back the greenery to the public square – to make a city space more friendly for users and more friendly to the environment.  You can design a story, to make a space more attractive. You can design a Green Story, to make people more...

• Elective seminar: Designing Urban Lighting for the Built Environment – from Theory to Practice

  e-Learning Courses

  • K. Zielińska-Dąbkowska
  • A. Zdanowicz

  Goal of the course:    Understanding the basic design issues related to illumination of the exterior spaces in the built environment  Course content / class schedule:   1.Student will learn the difference between Functional versus Decorative lighting in exterior spaces 2. Student will learn how artificial lighting can shape the appearance of an urban space 3. Student will learn necessary tools (luminaires, light sources,...