Lecture 0-Introduction (CLOs & Syllabus)
Lecture 0-Introduction (CLOs & Syllabus)
Lecture 0-Introduction (CLOs & Syllabus)
TOPIC : IN T R OD U C T I ON
WEEK: 1
LECTURE: 1 OF 1
LEVEL: 7 T H SEMESTER 4 T H YEAR
PREREQUISITES: NONE
1. Explain and implement preliminary studies, materials and different planning phases. (C3)
(PLO1) (PLO2)
2. Interpret and justify material selection and various processes for master planning. (A3)
(PLO2)
3. Argue and build land use patterns. (A4) (PLO7)
4. Demonstrate different steps of town planning. (P3) (PLO10)
Keyword
Syllabus
1. Architecture
Historical Development
General introduction to history of architecture
Emergence/Development of Islamic Architecture
Geographical, climatic, religious, social and historical influences
Architectural beauty
2. Qualities, Factors and Use
of Materials
Strength, vitality, grace, breadth and scale
Proportion, color and balance
Stone, wood, metals, concrete, composites, ceramics
3. Architectural Aspects of
Building Planning
Walls and their construction
Openings and their position, character and shape
Roofs and their development and employment
Columns and their position, form and decoration
Molding and their form decoration
Ornament as applied to any buildings
4. Town Planning
Definitions
Trends in Urban growth
Objectives of town planning
Modern planning in Pakistan and abroad
5. Preliminary Studies
Study of natural resources, economic resources, legal and administrative
problems
Civic surveys
Preparation of relevant maps
6. Land Use Patterns, Street
Patterns
Various theories of land use pattern
Location of Parks and recreation facilities
Public and semi-public buildings
Civic centers, commercial centers, local shopping centers
Public schools, industry & residential areas
Layout of street, road crossing & lighting
Community planning
7. City Extensions and Urban
Planning
Sub Urban development
Neighborhood Units
Satellite Towns and Garden City
Issues related to inner city urban design and emergence/up gradation of
squatter settlements
(a low residential area, which has developed without legal right to the land or
permission from the concerned authorities to build, and as a result, of their
illegal status, infrastructure and services are usually inadequate
Recommended Textbooks &
Reading References
1. Sir Banister Fletcher's A History of Architecture,20/e, 1996
2. Leonard Benevolo, Origins of Modern Town Planning,1/e, 1971,