Research projects
Responsible person
Responsible team
prof. Ing. arch. Jan Jehlík, JUDr. PhDr. Jiří Plos, doc. Ing. arch. Jana Zdráhalová, Ph.D., Ing. arch. Vit Rýpar, Ing. arch. Petr Buryška, Ing. arch. Jan Sedlák, prof. Ing. arch. Miroslav Cikán, prof. Ing. arch. Michal Kohout, Ing. arch. Vojtěch Ertl, Ing. arch. Jiří Mika, Ing. arch. Šárka Jahodová, MgA. Ester Havlová, Ing. arch. Edita Lisecová
department
duration of the project
2016-2020
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Responsible team
department
duration of the project
2015
Annotation
The research is focused on the role of public and commercial facilities in urban planning and its relationship to both fabric and content of the city. In the core of the work is a comparative study of planning regulation of selected Czech and foreign cities in two levels of detail. Based on the analysis of regulation a classification of tools used to locate facilities and assign land use in the city will be established. Furthermore, the project will address the interrelations of these instruments and their position within in the whole system of land use decision-making. The aim is to develop a proper nomenclature, coherent classification of tools and planning systems in terms of distribution of key activities within the urban fabric. Research may constitute the basis for optimization of planning tools and subsequent research in field of urban morphology.
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department
duration of the project
2014-2018
Annotation
“Housing Estates in V4, What’s Next?” is name of a comprehensive research project which takes place at the Faculty of Architecture CTU in Prague. The aim of the project is to describe basic problems of postwar housing estates in structural, economic and social perspective and to define basic possibilities and recommendations how to proceed their complex regeneration and set up long-term stability.
Responsible person
Responsible team
department
duration of the project
2014
Annotation
“Housing Estates in V4, What’s Next?” is name of a comprehensive research project which takes place at the Faculty of Architecture CTU in Prague. The aim of the project is to describe basic problems of postwar housing estates in structural, economic and social perspective and to define basic possibilities and recommendations how to proceed their complex regeneration and set up long-term stability. The project is organized by Faculty of Architecture CTU in cooperation with Healthy Cities of the Czech Republic, Housing Quality Centre and Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Prague.