Building in the built environment. The Relationship between Old and New in Historical Museums 2 - Cultural Heritage in Urban Development. This course will allow students to explore the relationship between old and new in the design of historical museums within the broader framework of urban regeneration. The course will examine strategies for adaptive reuse, sustainable regeneration, and the re-functionalization of heritage buildings and their surroundings, analyzing how contemporary interventions can enhance the historical and cultural value of existing structures. Through case studies and theoretical discussions, students will investigate design methodologies, material choices, and spatial strategies that foster a meaningful dialogue between past and present while addressing functional, environmental, and social sustainability within the built environment.
During the course, students will focus on spatial analysis, urban planning strategies and actions definitions, and urban design projects, with specific attention to 4 main criteria:
1. Physical and spatial usability and accessibility.
2. Relevant visual perception.
3. Urban and functional overview.
4. Cultural aspects.
- Nauczyciel: Paulina Bone
- Nauczyciel: Justyna Borucka
- Nauczyciel: TOMASZ Zybała
- Nauczyciel: Karolina Życzkowska
