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Department of Architectural Design II

Research projects

Responsible person
Čeněk, M.
duration of the project
2024
Responsible person
Hlaváček, D.
duration of the project
2023-2025
Responsible person
Waloszková, M.
Responsible team
duration of the project
2023
Responsible person
Seho, H.
Responsible team
duration of the project
2022
Responsible person
Hlaváček, D.
duration of the project
2022
Responsible person
duration of the project
2018
Annotation
The project aims, as in the successful previous year, on the basis of the realization of architectural elements or small buildings (assumption - tower) from innovative materials to verify the contribution of the "learning by doing" method in the education process of future architects. The complex design of the building begins with individual elements and is a synthesis creative thinking, knowledge of materials, physical phenomena and physical workability and feasibility of the proposal. Individual proposals would be implemented in multi-member student teams under the methodical leadership of the members of the research team team.
Responsible person
Responsible team
duration of the project
2017
Annotation
The project aims based on the realization of architectural elements or small buildings of innovative materials, methods to verify the benefits of "learning by doing" in the process of educating future architects. The complex design of the building begins with the individual elements and is a synthesis creative thinking, knowledge of materials, physical phenomena and physical labor and feasibility of the proposal. Individual proposals should be implemented in multimember student teams under the methodical guidance of members of the research team.
duration of the project
2017-2018
Annotation
Live Projects are a teaching method of architectural design in which projects are finalised by realisation. The project form is often influenced by cooperation with an investor or a future user. Apart from the project developed up to execution drawings student is taught how to work with a budget, how a construction is coordinated, how to cooperate with specialists, contractors and craftsmen, and also many soft skills e.g. team work organisation. In the Czech Republic, teaching Live Projects is not widespread. SGS research is going to focus on analysis of realized projects mainly from abroad, provide an overview of requirements for students and teachers, and present various teaching methods of Live Projects.

For the content of this site is responsible: doc. Ing. arch. Dalibor Hlaváček, Ph.D.