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  • Architecture
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  • 2
  • Não
  • Português
  • The use of active methodology and giving students the chance to learn to work in an interdisciplinary context (STEAM).
  • Mandatory
  • - Acquire the basic concepts in general sociology and urban sociology. - Use the sociological method in the analysis of urban phenomena and architecture. - Think architecture in its social context.
  • DAAD - Department of Architecture, Arts and Design
  • Introduction Sociology of Architecture, Urban Sociology / Rural Sociology The urban phenomenon I - Historical and Scientific Context of the Development of Urban Sociology . Objectives and fundaments of Urban Sociology: fields, concepts and schools (from Chicago school to the new trends of Urban Sociology) ; . Themes and tendencies of research in Urban Sociology; . Research methods and techniques. II - The expansionist, comprehensive and polyfaceted character of the urban phenomenon . Urban Geography and Demography of the Cities . Social dimensions of spatial appropriation and symbolic representations in cities Urbanism, Economics and Development of Cities: urban lifestyles, social stratification and social disequilibrium . Old and new social conflicts . Cities, symbols and urban culture(s) . The city - ecological phenomenon . Public space and citizenship . Towards a new dimension of the city III- Urban Policies . Urban and Territorial Planning and Management Issues
  • Semestral
  • - Social and physical analysis of urban and rural space. - Urban sociology allows the student in the architecture course to have an in-depth knowledge of the intervention space, the influence of the way of life and culture in the design of the forms and morphology of the physical and social space.  

- Social and physical analysis of urban and rural space. - Urban sociology allows the student in the architecture course to have an in-depth knowledge of the intervention space, the influence of the way of life and culture in the design of the forms and morphology of the physical and social space.