interior revitalization (semester 08 — lecture)

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Subject name
ECTS Code
INTERIOR REVITALIZATION
Name of unit teaching the subject
DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTION AND APPLIED ARTS
Studies
Field of study
Interior Architecture
degree
mode
Stationary/non-stationary
bachelor
major
specialization
Surname of instructor (instructors)
Type of class, method of implementation
and specified number of hours
A. Type of class
 Lecture
Amount of ECTS points
3 ECTS
B. Method of implementation
 classes in a didactic room
C. Amount of hours in accordance with
the approved curriculum
Didactic cycle
Subject status
 facultative
Language of instruction
Polish
Didactic methods
Forms and methods of passing and general grading criteria or examination
requirements
Lectures are conducted based on
retrospective method. Starting with pre- A. Method of passing
existing state of architectural historical  examination
monuments and interiors, based on
iconographics, archival query, the student
becomes familiar with the style B. Forms of passing:
chronology for different epochs. Materials  written exam: test/with open questions ( )/longer written response
used
during
lectures
consist
of
presentations of photographs of historical
buildings, slides, films as well as own
visualizations in 3D and HDR technology.
They are supported by own design in the
range of modernization, adaptation and
revitalization of historical sites. They
allow for a broader approach to the aspects
of interiors along with its contextual
genius loci.
C. Basic grading criteria correspond to the educational criteria
Definition of preparatory subjects and initial requirements
Must specify:
A. Formal requirements: the basis of understanding the lecture cycle is art and architecture history
B. Initial requirements: familiarity with principles of designing in historical context, drawing, 3D techniques.
Subject aim
Developing an approach method for the interior architect with complete creative awareness to the subject of arrangement,
revitalization and recomposition of historical interiors taking into account norms and regulations of construction law, intellectual
property and knowledge of historic eras.
Program content
Student should, while using previously acquired knowledge in the field of freehand drawing, descriptive geometry and
architecture history, prepare notes in the form of drawings. As a basis of communications he should use a graphic „expression”,
while using the newest technological achievements, i.e. new graphic techniques and interactive design possibilities. The newest
3D techniques allow for using them in design aspects of historical buildings and interiors.
Literature
A. Literature required to pass the class (pass the exam)
A.1. used in class
Broniewski. T. Historia architektury w zarysie Ossolineum 1959r.
Bochnak .A .Historia Sztuki Nowożytnej T1 ,T2 PWN 1983r.
Cole.E. Architektura i style w architekturze-Style i detale Arkady 2010r.
Koch .W. Style w Architekturze GeoCenter 1996r.
Neufert E. Podręcznik projektowania architektoniczno-architektonicznego Arkady 1980r.
A.2. studied independently by the student
Ulatowski K. Historia włoskiego renesansu PWN 1972r.
Watkin D. Historia architektury zachodniej Arkady 2006r.
Wilson A. Ogrody projekty ,realizacje Arkady 2004r.
B. Supplementary literature
Kuca K. Castel contry houses NHI Prague 2009r.
Gossel. G. Architektura XX w. Taschen 1983r.
Ridey K.. Ilustrowane Słowniki Architektura Arkady 1994r.
Study effects: Due to the education process the student should be able to use basic terminology and techniques taught in his field
of study. He should possess the ability to analyze phenomena and solve design problems in the scope of the knowledge imparted
to him. The final effect should be a properly completed design, using norms, regulations and a knowledge compendium
regarding the conservation of historic monuments in the context of their functioning and public reception.
Effect
no
Description of effect
Relation to major-related Relation to educational outcomes in the
educational outcomes
education area
Knowledge:
W1
W2
W3
W4
Possesses knowledge regarding art, graphic
techniques. Independently solves design
problems
K_W08
A1P_W10, A1P_W13,A1P_W15
Possesses knowledge regarding contextual
designing of historical quarters and interiors K_W07
A1P_W11,A1P_W12
Knows the basic rules of shaping space in
historical interiors
K_W07
A1P_W11,A1P_W12
Knows rules of theoretical knowledge and
its practical application
K_W11
A1P_W10
W5
Knows rules of designing details and
furniture
K_W16
A1P_W10, A1P_W13, A1_PW15
W6
Possesses knowledge about the newest
techniques, axonometric projection to
interior design
W7
Possesses knowledge regarding legal issues
and copyright law
K_W13
A1P_W14
Possesses knowledge about subject-related
literature
K_W17
A1P_W11,A1P_W13, A1P_W14, A1P_W15
K_U08
A1P_U14, A1P_U15, A1P_U16, A1_U17,
A1P_U19
K_U09
A1P_U14, A1P_U15, A1P_U20, A1_U21,
A1P_U24
K_U13, K_U09
A1P_U14, A1P_U15, A1P_U20, A1_U21,
A1P_U24
W8
Abilities:
U1
Possesses the artistic ability to design
historical interiors
U2
Designs his own versions of interior
solutions
U3
Possesses the ability to present his design
concepts, creatively expresses his visions
and concepts
U4
Can make photographs and do historical
documentation using HDR technology
U5
Can creatively use design techniques in the
designing process
U6
Possesses sufficient specialist vocabulary to
freely communicate with specialists in the
K_U12
field of art history and architecture
U7
Can develop a concept and range of
reserach works in historical interiors,
testing for the presence of polychromy,
nodes testing
A1P_U14, A1P_U17, A1P_U28,
K_U14
A1P_U22
Works together in a collective and in
interdisciplinary teams
K_K05
A1_K05
Is conscious of the undertaken design
decisions
K_K03
A1_K02, A1_K04
Strives to raise his professional
qualifications
K_K19
A1_K01, A1_K03
Does not violate copyright and intellectual
property laws
K_K01, K_K02
A1_K06
Follows the principle of primum non nocere
K_K01, K_K02
with regards to historic monuments
A1_K06
Social competencies:
K1
K2
K3
K4
K5
K6
Humility in relation to the pre-existing
historical urban fabric
K_K21
A1_K01, A1_K03, A1_K04
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