After successful completion of the course, students are able to analyse the complexity of urban systems and the interplay of political, social, economic, ecological and legal processes and to present them in a result-oriented and precise way.
After the positive conclusion of the exercise, they will be able to identify possible fields of action in the urban context and will be able to develop conceptual and methodological urban development projects as part of a team.
The appropriate format, medium and scale can be chosen for the presentation of the developed projects, and the achieved goals can be demonstrated argumentatively with the vocabulary acquired in the LVA.

On the basis of a concrete Viennese urban area (1km x 1km), the theoretical knowledge conveyed in the lecture will be applied and the respective morphological development and typological structuring will be analysed. Potentials and shortcomings will be identified as starting points, which will enable students to develop large-scale design concepts.

By creating variants and working in teams, work results are negotiated and specified in different scales (1:10,000 - 1:500). The main topics here are the granularity, development and programming of building structures, the formation of urban space, the relationship between open space and enclosed space, the significance of the ground floor and the qualification of public space.

Thematic research and analysis with the following project development in group work. Exchange and discussion in weekly work meetings and an intensive phase in a joint workshop. 

KICK-OFF

1.10.2019 at 6 pm via ZOOM: https://tuwien.zoom.us/j/97524648332

Meeting-ID: 975 2464 8332

Registration Information:

In case, you cannot register for a group, although you fulfil the qualifications, please contact the deanery (daniela.csitkovits@tuwien.ac.at and christian.kuehn@tuwien.ac.at).

For other requests concerning registration contact:

rasmus.exo@tuwien.ac.at, susanne.stampf@tuwien.ac.at und theresa.tengg@tuwien.ac.at

Cancellation of the course is possible until November 15th.

Performance evaluation via interim presentation and concluding project presentation with consideration of the work process in the course of the semester.