ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI

F A C U L T Y O F E N G I N E E R I N G

SCH00L OF ARCHITECTURE

SCHOOLG U I D E2013-2014

PROGRAM STRUCTUREC R E D I T S

I. INTRODUCTORY COURSES (2 SEMESTERS) 60 crd

1st semester (30 crd)DESIGN 9

REPRESENTATIONS 15

HISTORY 3

TECHNOLOGY 3

2nd Semester (30 crd)DESIGN 15

TECHNOLOGY 6

REPRESENTATIONS 3

HISTORY 3

VISUAL ARTS 3

II. PROGRAM OF BASIC STUDIES (6 SEMESTERS) 180 crd The Program of Basic Studies consists of four studios and one general Program of courses.From a total of 180 credits, 162 credits correspond to compulsory courses and 18 credits arecovered by free elective courses.

B A S I C S T U D I E S : P R O G R A M O F S T U D I O SDWELLINGS I: ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN– BUILDING TECHNOLOGY (66 crd)

ñ DIRECT SUPERVISION STUDIOS 18

ñ ANNUAL BUILDING TECHNOLOGY STUDIO 12

ñ ANNUAL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO 18

ñ INDIRECT SUPERVISION STUDIOS 6

ñ BUILDING TECHNOLOGY STUDIOS 3

ñ BUILDING MECHANICS 9

DWELLINGS II: CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION (15 cdr)ñ EXTENDED CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION STUDIO 9

ñ SURVEY - DOCUMENTATION 6

SETTLEMENT I: Urban Design and Landscape Architecture (15 cdr)ñ EXTENDED URBAN PLANNING STUDIO 9

ñ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 6

SETTLEMENT II: Urban and Spatial Planning (18 cdr)ñ EXTENDED URBAN PLANNING STUDIO 9

ñ REGIONAL PLANNING 9

The Program of studies consists of 10 semesters with a total of 300 credits and is as follows:

PROGRAM OF BASIC STUDIESA . T H E O R Y

ñ THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE 9

ñ THEORY OF URBAN 3

ñ THEORY OF REGIONAL PLANNING 3

ñ HUMAN SCIENCES 3

B . H I S T O R Yñ HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE 9

ñ HISTORY OF ART 9

ñ URBAN AND PLANNING HISTORY 3

C . V I S U A L A R T S - R E P R E S E N T A T I O N Sñ VISUAL ARTS 6

ñ REPRESENTATIONS 3

D . P H I L O S O P H YE . M A T H E M A T I C S - I N F O R M A T I C SF . I N T E R D E P A R T M E N T A L E L E C T I V E C O U R S E SG. F O R E I G N L A N G U A G E

III. PROGRAM OF DIPLOMA STUDIES (2 SEMESTERS) 60 crdA . D I P L O M A S T U D I O S

ñ ARCHITECTURAL AND URBAN DESIGN STUDIO 9

ñ URBAN DESIGN AND PLANNING STUDIO 9

B . D I P L O M A T H E S I Sñ DIPLOMA RESEARCH THESIS 12

ñ DIPLOMA DESIGN THESIS 30

DIPLOMA STUDIOS

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND URBAN PLANNING (9 crd)Studio 9 crd, (8h/week teaching, 12 h/week student work)

3™1 01 THEATRES AND CULTURAL SPACES

A. Alexopoulou3™1 07 THE DESIGN PROCESS THROUGH

A «PLAY» OF UNDOING

V. Tentokali3™3 13 URBAN STRATEGIES II:

ACTIVATING IDLE AREAS

Δ. Papadopoulou3™3 14 “ARCHITECTURE IN EXCESS”:

PLACES OF INFORMATION, PLEASURE

AND DESIRE

G. Papakostas3™3 18 HYBRID SPACES:

TRANSFORMATION, MUTATION,

RESPONSIVENESS, ADAPTIVITY,

INTERACTION

M. Voyatzaki

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A. ∫alfopoulos, A. Δellios, S. Vergopoulos

3™3 06 URBAN SPACE OBJECTS - DESIGN II

A. Prodromidis3™3 08 PATHWAYS AND ARRIVALS. DESIGN

AT THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN LAND

AND SEA

T. Andreadou3™3 19 COLLECTIVE HOUSING IN

THESSALONIKI

C. Conenna, ∫. Δsoukala

URBAN PLANNING AND DESIGN (9 crd)Studio 9 crd (8h/week teaching, 12h/week student work)

3™4 07 REHABILITATION OF URBAN REGIONS.

SUSTAINABLE URBAN DESIGN.

A. Anastassiadis, P. Stathakopoulos3™4 09 CITY AND URBAN DESIGN

K. Spiridonidis

3™4 11 NEGOTIATING URBAN BOUNDARIES -

TRANSITIONAL PLACES

E. Athanasiou, A. Alexopoulou, C. Christodoulou

DIPLOMA THESES

DIPLOMA RESEARCH THESIS (12 crd)(16h/week student work)

DIPLOMA DESIGN THESIS (30 crd)(40h/week student work)

I. INTRODUCTORY COURSES III. PROGRAM OF DIPLOMA STUDIES The program of introductory courses lasts two semesters and all the courses are compulsory.Consequently, these courses form the curriculum of the 1st and 2nd semester respectively.

PROGRAM OF DIPLOMA STUDIES / 2 SEMESTERS 60 crdA.DIPLOMA STUDIOS Architectural and Urban Design (9 crd)

Urban Planning and Design (9 crd)B. DIPLOMA THESES Research Diploma Thesis (12 crd)

Diploma Design Thesis (30 crd)

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D E S I G N ( 9 c r d )INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Studio 9 crd (8h/week teaching, 12 h/week student work)

1™1 01 INTRODUCTION

TO ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNT. Andreadou, S. Koukopoulos

1™1 06 ARCHITECTURE: REALITIES AND

INTERPRETATIONAL PRAXISC. Conenna, K. Tsoukala

R E P R E S E N T A T I O N S ( 1 5 c r d )ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING AND MODEL MAKINGStudio 6 crd (4h/week teaching, 4 h/week student work)

1ª3 07 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING

AND MODELSD. Fragos, A. ∫alfopoulos, F. Pagoni

FREEHAND DRAWINGStudio 3 crd (4h/week teaching, 4 h/week student work)

1ª1 01 DRAWING IF. Pagoni , D. Fragos, D. Xonoglou

GEOMETRICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF SPACEStudio 3 crd (4h/week teaching, 4 h/week student work)

1ª3 01 MEANS OF REPRESENTATION

IN ARCHITECTURE IS. Vergopoulos

SURVEYINGStudio 3 crd (4h/week teaching, 4 h/week student work)

1ª3 03 SURVEYING AND THEMATIC

CHARTOGRAPHY∫. Lakakis, π. Ifadis, P. Savaidis

H I S T O R Y ( 3 c r d )HISTORY OF MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTUREtheory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4 h/week student work)1£5 06 HISTORY OF MODERN AND

CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE

T E C H N O L O G Y ( 3 c r d )PRINCIPLES OF STRUCTURAL ENGINEERINGtheory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4 h/week student work)

1T3 01 PRINCIPLES OF STRUCTURAL

ENGINEERING

P. Papadopoulos

2nd SEMESTER (30 crd)

D E S I G N ( 1 5 c r d )ARCHITECTURAL AND URBAN DESIGNStudio 9 crd (8h/week teaching, 12 h/week student work)

1™1 03 INTRODUCTION TO SPATIAL

ORGANISATION AND ARCHITECTURAL

DESIGNE. Kantidakis, S. Zafiropoulos

1™1 04 ARCHITECTURE OF THE CITY:

AN INTRODUCTION

G. Papakostas

INTRODUCTION TO URBAN PLANNINGStudio 6 crd (4h/week teaching, 8 h/week student work)

1™5 15 INTRODUCTION TO THE

ORGANIZATION OF URBAN SPACE

E. Athanasiou, C. Christodoulou, P. Stathakopoulos

T E C H N O L O G Y ( 6 c r d )INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING TECHNOLOGYStudio 6 crd (4h/week teaching, 8 h/week student work)

1Δ1 03 INTRODUCTION TO

BUILDING TECHNOLOGY

V. Chrisafidis, M. Malindretos, N. Manou

R E P R E S E N T A T I O N S ( 3 c r d )Studio 3 crd (4h/week teaching, 4 h/week student work)

1ª3 08 MEANS OF REPRESENTATION

IN ARCHITECTURE IIS. Vergopoulos

H I S T O R Y ( 3 c r d )MODERN ART FROM THE 19thTO THE 2Oth CENTURYtheory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4 h/week student work)

1£5 07 MODERN ART FROM THE 19th

TO THE 2Oth CENTURY

C. Yoka

V I S U A L A R T S ( 3 c r d ) VISUAL ARTS Studio 3 crd (4h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

1ª1 02 VISUAL ARTS IF. Pagoni, K. Varotsos

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synthesis of the architectural education at all scales of

space, all levels of planning and in the wider spectrum of

design and re-design is the principle defining the studies in

the Department of Architecture at the Aristotle University of

Thessaloniki. According to this principle, the studies cover

areas of architectural, urban and landscape design,

preservation and restoration, urban planning and spatial

development.

In order to be consistent with the above principle curriculum

includes a wide range of courses which cover the fields of

art, technology and science. As means to satisfy this

demand, the connection between theory and design as well

as the encouragement of research throughout the studies

are fundamental. The Harmony of Theory and Design

is the main principle of this curriculum.

The Freedom of Education has two aspects: The

freedom of teaching and the freedom of studies, both of which

are fundamental values of the curriculum. The Freedom of

Studies granted to students as a distinct principle,

complements the constitutionally protected Freedom of

Teaching. The integration of the two principles requires mutual

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PROGRAM OF BASIC STUDIES / 6 semesters 183 crd (compulsory courses:162 crd, free elective courses 18 crd):The Program of Basic Studies consists of four Studios and one General Program of courses.From a total of 183 credits, 165 credits correspond to compulsory courses and 18 credits arecovered by free elective courses.

B A S I C S T U D I E S – S T U D I O SDWELLINGS IARCHITECTURAL DESIGN - BUILDING TECHNOLOGY (66 crd)

ñ DIRECT SUPERVISION STUDIOS (18 crd)ñ ANNUAL BUILDING TECHNOLOGY STUDIO (12 crd)ñ ANNUAL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO (18 crd)ñ INDIRECT SUPERVISION STUDIOS (6 crd)ñ BUILDING TECHNOLOGY STUDIOS (3 crd)ñ STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING (9 crd)

In the Studio program – DWELLINGS I:Students select the direct supervision studios in the 3rd and 4th semester of studies.Students are recommended to choose the annual building technology studio on the 3rd and 4th semester.Students are recommended to choose the annual architectural design studio on the 5th and 6th semester.The above mentioned studios are prerequisites for the indirect supervision studios; the indirect supervision studios are available from the 5th semester and onwards.DWELLINGS II: CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION (15 crd)

ñ EXTENDED CONSERVATION, PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION STUDIO (9 crd) ñ SURVEY – DOCUMENTATION (6 crd)

G r o u p A : R e s i d e n c e ( 3 r d s e m e s t e r )

2™1 07 URBAN HOUSINGN. Kalogirou, A. Paka

2™1 08 RESIDENCE: MEANINGS, SPACES,

RESIDENTIAL EXAMPLESA. Alexopoulou

G r o u p B ( 3 r d s e m e s t e r )

2™1 22 BUILTSCAPE AND LANDSCAPE: THE

DESING OF AN EDUCATIONAL BUILDING

V. Chryssafides, K. Tsoukala (visiting prof.),S. Zafiropoulos

2™1 27 ARCHITECTURAL INTERVENTIONS IN THE

CITY π: FLOATING STRUCTURES ALONG

THE OLD WATERFRONTΔ. Papadopoulou

G r o u p B : R e s i d e n c e ( 4 t h s e m e s t e r )

2™1 28 URBAN STRATEGIES I:

THE MARKET PAVILIONΔ. Papadopoulou

2™1 46 CULTURAL CENTRE, ∞RT ACADEMY

S. Koukopoulos

ANNUAL BUILDING TECHNOLOGY STUDIO (12 crd)Studio 12 crd (6h/week theory, 8h/week student work)

I . B u i l d i n g t e c h n o l o g y : A n a l y s i s – d e s i g n ( 9 c r d ) ( 3 r d s e m e s t e r )

2T1 21 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY:

ANALYSIS – DESIGN

∫. ∞xarli, ª. Malindretos, ¡. Manou, V. Chrisafidis

I I B u i l d i n g t e c h n o l o g y : C o n s t r u c t i o ns i t e ( 3 c r d ) ( 4 t h s e m e s t e r )

2T1 31 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY:

IMPLEMENTATION STUDY

∫. ∞xarli, ª. Malindretos, ¡. Manou, V. Chrisafidis

ANNUAL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO * (18 crd)Studio 18 crd (6h/week theory, 8h/week student work)

*: Lectures during the academic year delivered by teaching staff and guest speakers

I. Architectural synthesis – design workshop (9 crd),5th semester

2™1 60 FROM DESIGN TO CONSTRUCTION

a MUSEUM ON THE COASTIr. Sakellaridou

b HOSTEL IN THE CITY CENTRE∞. Tellios

c A HIDEAWAY FOR WELL- BEINGF. Vavili

d COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR PREVENTIVEAND PRIMARY HEALTH CAREV. Chrysafides

e SMALL HOTEL COMPLEX WITH THERMAL BATHING FACILITIES AND MARINAS. Lefaki

π π Detai led Design (9 crd) 6th semester

2™1 61 FROM DESIGN TO CONSTRUCTION

a MUSEUM ON THE COASTIr. Sakellaridou

b HOSTEL IN THE CITY CENTRE∞. Tellios

c A HIDEAWAY FOR WELL- BEINGF. Vavili

d COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR PREVENTIVEAND PRIMARY HEALTH CAREV. Chrysafides

e SMALL HOTEL COMPLEX WITH THERMAL BATHING FACILITIES AND MARINAS. Lefaki

a,b,c,d, e should not be written in the course registration forms

P R O G R A M O F S T U D I O S

DWELLINGS IARCHITECTURAL DESIGN, BUILDING TECHNOLOGY (66 crd)

DIRECT SUPERVISION STUDIO (18 crd)Studio 9 crd (8h/week theory, 12 h/week student work)

INDIRECT SUPERVISION STUDIOS (6 crd)OBJECT, INTERIOR SPACE, BUILDING, ENVIRONMENT

Studio 6 crd (4h/week teaching, 8 h/week student work)

( 7 t h s e m e s t e r )

2™1 49 FROM BRAINCRAFTING

TO FINGERSTORMING

D. Fragos, A. Kalfopoulos2™1 51 OBJECT DESIGN I

A. Prodromidis2™1 52 NATURE AND SPACE CONSTRUCTIONS

N. Tsinikas2™1 62 SPATIAL INVESTIGATIONS:

THE LIMITS OF DESIGN

A. Tellios2™2 10 ARCHITECTURAL AND MUSEOLOGICAL

PLANNING AND DESIGN, AND

PRESENTATION OF MONUMENTS

N. Kalogirou, St. Lefaki, A. Paka, M.Scaltsa 2™2 18 BIOCLIMATIC DESIGN: THE ROLE OF CLIMATE

AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

K. Axarli-Antoniou

( 8 t h s e m e s t e r )

2™1 59 CONTEMPORARY ASPECTS OF THE DESIGN

OF SUSTAINABLE BUILDING SKINS II:

IMLEMENTATION-APPLICATION

ª. Voyatzaki2™2 16 NEW TYPES OF RESIDENCE IN

HISTORICAL CONTEXT

ª. Arakadaki

FREE ELECTIVE COURSES (3 crd)Theory (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

2£3 05 DESIGN THEORIES

∞. Prodromidis2£3 14 SOUND IN ARCHITECTURE

N. Tsinikas

2£3 01 ARCHITECTURE “OF OTHER PLACES”

(HETEROTOPIAS)

F. Vavili 2£3 10 OBJECTS

N. Tsinikas

BUILDING TECHNOLOGY STUDIOS (3 crd)Studio 3 (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

B u i l d i n g p h y s i c s ( 3 c r d )

2T1 41 ASPECTS OF THE DESIGN OF

SUSTAINABLE BUILDING SKINS

K. Axarli-Antoniou

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING (9crd)Studio 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week study work)

R e i n f o r c e d C o n c r e t e ( 3 c r d )

2T3 02 REINFORCED CONCRETE

ª. Karavezyroglou, D. Tsonos

M e t a l a n d l i g h t w e i g h t s t r u c t u r e s ( 3 c r d )

2T3 01 METAL AND LIGHTWEIGHT STRUCTURES

K. ThomopoulosSta t i cs and dynamics o f s t ruc tu res (3 c rd )2T3 03 STATICS AND DYNAMICS OF STRUCTURES

P. Papadopoulos

FREE ELECTIVE COURSES (3 crd)S t r u c t u r a l E n g i n e e r i n g ( 3 c r d )2T3 11 ISSUES ON NON-CONVENTIONAL STRUCTURES

C. Bisbos, E. ∂fthimiou

DWELLINGS IIPRESERVATION, CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION (15crd)

EXTENDED PRESERVATION – RESTORATION STUDIO (9crd)Studio 6 crd (4h/week teaching, 8h/week student work), theory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

s t u d i o ( 6 c r d )2™2 34 RESTORATION AND REUSE OF

HISTORICAL BUILDINGS AND

ENSEMBLES (ANALYSIS- DESIGN)M. Dousi*, St. Lefaki

t h e o r y ( 3 c r d )2™2 24 RESTORATION AND REUSE OF

HISTORICAL BUILDINGS AND

ENSEMBLES (METHODOLOGY- PRACTICE)) M. Dousi*, St. Lefaki

SURVEY – MEASURE DRAWING (6 crd)Studio 6 crd (4h/week teaching, 8h/week student work)

SETTLEMENT πURBAN DESIGN AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE (15 crd)

EXTENDED URBAN DESIGN STUDIO (9 crd)Studio 6 crd (4h/week teaching, 8 h/week student work), theory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

2™3 01 ENVIRONMENTAL URBAN DESIGN

S t u d i o ( 6 c r d )∂. Athanasiou, C. Christodoulou

2™3 11 ENVIRONMENTAL URBAN DESIGN

T h e o r y ( 3 c r d )∂. Athanasiou, C. Christodoulou

URBAN SYNTHESIS

2™3 02 S t u d i o ( 6 c r d )N. Kalogirou, A. Paka

2™3 12 T h e o r y ( 3 c r d )N. Kalogirou, A. Paka

URBAN DESIGN

2™3 05 s t u d i o ( 6 c r d )∫. Spiridonidis

URBAN DESIGN

2™3 15 t h e o r y ( 3 c r d )∫. Spiridonidis

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE (6 crd)Studio 6crd (4h/week teaching, 8h/week student work)

2™4 04 LANDSCAPE DESIGN OF

URBAN OPEN SPACES

ª. Ananiadou – Tzimopoulou, ª. Tratsela

2™4 05 LANDSCAPE DESIGN OF

URBAN OPEN SPACES

ª. Ananiadou – Tzimopoulou, ª. Tratsela

SETTLEMENT IIURBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING (18 crd)

EXTENDED URBAN PLANNING STUDIO (9 crd)Studio 6 crd (4h/week theory, 8h/week student work), theory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

URBAN PLANNING AND DESIGN:

MASTER PLAN, DEVELOPMENT PLAN

2™5 05 s t u d i o ( 6 c r d )ª. Kantidakis

2™5 15 t h e o r y ( 3 c r d )ª. Kantidakis

URBAN PLANNING AND THE ENVIRONMENT

2™5 16 S t u d i o ( 6 c r d )∂. Athanasiou, C. Christodoulou

2™5 26 T h e o r y ( 3 c r d )∂. Athanasiou, C. Christodoulou

S t u d i o ( 6 c r d )2™5 13 PLANNING FOR

TECHNOLOGY CITIES

¡. KomninosT h e o r y ( 3 c r d )2™5 23 DIGITAL CITIES – INTELLIGENS CITIES

¡. Komninos

s t u d i o ( 6 c r d )2™5 20 URBAN SYNTHESIS: FROM TOWN

PLANNING TO URBAN DESIGN

∞. Anastassiadis, P. StathakopoulosT h e o r y ( 3 c r d )2™5 30 THEORY AND METHODS

OF URBAN DESIGN

∞. Anastassiadis, P. Stathakopoulos

EXTENDED REGIONAL PLANNING STUDIO (9 crd)Studio 6crd (4h/week teaching, 8h/week student work)

2™6 01 LABORATORY OF SPATIAL PLANNING:

THESSALONIKI METROPOLITAN REGION

s t u d i o ( 6 c r d )∂. Andrikopoulou, G.Kafkalas

2™6 11* THEORIES OF SPATIAL PLANNING

t h e o r y ( 3 c r d )∂. Andrikopoulou, G.Kafkalas

2™6 02 STRATEGIC PLAN AND SPATIAL

INTERVENTIONS: THESSALONIKI

METROPOLITAN REGION

s t u d i o ( 6 c r d )∂. Andrikopoulou, G.Kafkalas

2™6 12* THEORIES OF SPATIAL PLANNING

t h e o r y ( 3 c r d )∂. Andrikopoulou, G.Kafkalas

PROGRAM OF BASIC STUDIES - THEORY A. THEORY

THEORIES OF ARCHITECTURE (9 crd)Theory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

THEORIES OF ARCHITECTURE: OVERVIEW (6 crd)2£1 03 (HYPO)THESIS AND PRACTICES IN THE

DESIGN OF ARCHITECTURAL AND

URBAN SPACE

∫. Spiridonidis2£1 05 ARCHITECTURAL THEORIES OF MODERNITY

AND POST (HYPER)MODERNITY

∫. Tsoukala

2£1 01 THEORY OF SPACE AND ARCHITECTURE

C. Conenna, Ir. Sakellaridou, A. Tellios2£1 06 THEORY AND PRACTICE OF

ARCHITECTURAL COMPOSITION

C. Conenna, K. Tsoukala

THEORIES OF ARCHITECTURE: ISSUES AND VIEWS (3 crd)

2£1 14 POINTS TOWARD A SYNTAX OF

ARCHITECTURAL COMPOSITION

S. Zafiropoulos2£3 43 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE:

URBAN OPEN SPACE DESIGN

M. Ananiadou – Tzimopoulou, M. Tratsela

2£1 11 DIACHRONIC APPROACH TO THE GREEK

ARCHITECTURE. COMPARATIVE

TYPOLOGICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL

ANALYSIS

ª. Arakadaki2£1 21 THEORIES OF DECONSTRUCTION OF

SPACE AND GENDER

V. Tentokali2£1 26 TECHNOLOGY AND ARCHITECTURAL

CREATION

ª. Voyatzaki2£1 27 CITIES «AMPLIFIED» -

FROM THE FL∞NEUR AND THE

CHIFFONIER TO THE NOMAD

AND THE HACKER

A. Kalfopoulos2£3 25 QUEST FOR HUMAN SCALE IN GLOBAL

CITIES OF 21st CENTURY. CASE STUDY:

NEW YORK CITY, USA

S. Zafiropoulos

THEORY OF URBAN AND SPATIAL PLANNING (3 crd)Theory 3crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING THEORY (3 crd)

2£2 04 THEORIES OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT

AND PLANNING

¡. Komninos2£2 05 THEORIES OF URBAN PLANNING

∂. Andrikopoulou, G. Kafkalas2£3 44 CONTEMPORARY URBANISM: OF NEW

TOWNS AND SHOPPING CENTERS IN

REGENERATION PLANNING

P. Stathakopoulos

HUMAN SCIENCES AND SPACE (3 crd)Theory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

2£7 06 ARCHITECTURAL THEORIES, SOCIAL

SCIENCES AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

∫. Tsoukala

B. HISTORYHISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE (9 crd)

Theory 3crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

2£4 08 HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE:

BYZANTIUM, ISLAM

2£4 09 HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE: ANTIQUITY

M. Arakadaki

2£4 03 ARCHITECTURE FROM THE 10th

TO THE 19th CENTURY

HISTORY OF ART (9 crd)Theory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

2£6 02 BYZANTINE, POPULAR AND MODERN

GREEK ART

M. Scaltsa, C. Yoka

2£6 03 ART IN EUROPE FROM LATE MEDIEVAL

STYLES TO NEOCLASSICISM

M. Scaltsa, C. Yoka2£6 05 HISTORY OF ANCIENT ART

M. Scaltsa, C. Yoka

FREE ELECTIVE COURSES History of Art (3 crd) / Theory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

2£6 12 VISUAL CULTURE AFTER WORLD WAR II

C. Yoka

URBAN AND PLANNING HISTORY (3 crd)Theory 3crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

2£5 01 URBAN AND PLANNING HISTORY

P. Stathakopoulos

C. VISUAL ARTS – REPRESENTATIONSVISUAL ARTS (6 crd)

Studio 3crd (4h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

2M1 01 PAINTING I

D. Fragos, F. Pagoni

FREE ELECTIVE COURSES Visual Arts – Applications (3 crd)

2M1 39 VISUAL ARTS

D. Xonoglou2M1 31 STAGE DESIGN

L. Karakosta, C. Mantaka, O. Sideridou2M1 41 ACTING IN SITU

D. Fragos, F. Pagoni

REPRESENTATIONS (3 crd)Studio 3 crd (4h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

CAD (3 crd)

2M3 02 CAD AND DIGITAL REPRESENTATIONS

S. Vergopoulos

FREE ELECTIVE COURSESRepresentations of Space (3 crd)

2M3 12 OPTIC-ACOUSTIC MEDIA & ARCHITECTURE

N. Tsinikas

CAD (3 crd)2M3 06 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER AIDED

DESIGN/ARCHICAD

G. Sinefakis

2M2 11 STATISTICS

G. Zioutas, D. Kougioumtzis2M2 12 MATHEMATICS

Th. Ioannidou, A. Kehagias

2M2 21 INFORMATICS

G. Pangalos

2M4 01 ENGLISH LANGUAGE - IFotiadi

2M4 03 ENGLISH LANGUAGE - IIIFotiadi

2M4 11 FRENCH LANGUAGE - I *2M4 13 FRENCH LANGUAGE - III *2M4 21 GERMAN LANGUAGE - I

Vasiliadou2M4 23 GERMAN LANGUAGE - III

Vasiliadou2M4 31 ITALIAN LANGUAGE - I *2M4 33 ITALIAN LANGUAGE - III *2M4 43 GREEK AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE *

* : Appointment of the instructor is still pending

2M4 02 ENGLISH LANGUAGE - IπFotiadi

2M4 04 ENGLISH LANGUAGE - IVFotiadi

2M4 12 FRENCH LANGUAGE - Iπ *2M4 14 FRENCH LANGUAGE - IV *2M4 22 GERMAN LANGUAGE - II

Vasiliadou2M4 24 GERMAN LANGUAGE - IV

Vasiliadou2M4 32 ITALIAN LANGUAGE - II *2M4 34 ITALIAN LANGUAGE - IV *2M4 44 GREEK AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE *

* : Appointment of the instructor is still pending

II. PROGRAM OF BASIC STUDIESSETTLEMENT- π:URBAN DESIGN AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE (15 crd)

ñ EXTENDED URBAN DESIGN STUDIO (9 crd)ñ EXTENDED REGIONAL PLANNING STUDIO (9 crd)ñ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE (6 crd)

SETTLEMENT- ππ: URBAN PLANNING AND SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT (18 crd)

ñ EXTENDED URBAN PLANNING STUDIO (9 crd)ñ SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT (9 crd)

P R O G R A M O F B A S I C S T U D I E S

A. THEORYñ THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE (9 crd)ñ THEORY OF URBAN PLANNING (3 crd)ñ THEORY OF SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT (3 crd)ñ HUMAN SCIENCES AND SPACE (3 crd)

B.HISTORYñ HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE (9 crd)ñ HISTORY OF ART (9 crd)ñ HISTORY OF THE CITY AND OF URBAN PLANNING (3 crd)

C. VISUAL ARTS – REPRESENTATIONSñ VISUAL ARTS (6 crd) ñ REPRESENTATIONS (3 crd)

D. MATHEMATICS – INFORMATICSE. INTERDEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE COURSESF. FOREIGN LANGUAGES

ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI

F A C U L T Y O F E N G I N E E R I N G

SCH00L OF ARCHITECTURE

SCHOOLG U I D E2013-2014

2T5 03 ARCHITECTURAL MEASURE DRAWING

AND HISTORICAL BUILDINGS SURVEY

ª. Arakadaki

PHILOSOPHY (3 crd) FREE ELECTIVE COURSESTheory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

KY 0104 PHILOSOPHY AND POLITICS FROM

MACHIAVELLI TO THE THEORIES OF THE

SOCIAL CONTRACT

G. VokosºΔ PHILOSOPHY OF TECHNOLOGY

S. Dimopoulos, P. Δzamalikosº 101 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

G. Zografidisº 103 GNOSIOLOGY

T. Penolidisº 106 POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY

S. Delivoyatzisº 111 GREEK PHILOSOPHY

V. Kalfas

º 101 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

S. Delivoyatzisº 103 GNOSIOLOGY

P. Doikosº 112 MODERN PHILOSOPHY

T. Penolidisº 114 CONTEMPORARY PHILOSOPHY

P. Thanassas∂ºΔ INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY

OF TECHNOLOGY

S. Dimopoulos, P. Δzamalikos

D. MATHEMATICS – INFORMATICSFREE ELECTIVE COURSES

E. FOREIGN LANGUAGESCOMPULSORY COURSES (***)

Theory (2h/week teaching)

***: According to the regulations of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki the credits of foreign language courseswill not be added to the total credits and the mark will not be counted towards the diploma. This applies forstudents who have enrolled from 2003 and onwards. 2 semesters are compulsory.

In the program of basic studies there is a maximum of 9 compulsory courses per semester.

æ678 CONTEMPORARY WORLD PROBLEMS

AND THE SCIENTIST’S RESPONSIBILITY:

AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

coordination: D. Papadopoulou

E. INTERDEPARTMENTAL FREE ELECTIVE COURSES Theory 3 crd (2h/week teaching, 4h/week student work)

2T5 01 ARCHITECTURAL MEASURE DRAWING –

INTRODUCTION TO RESTORATION

ª. Arakadaki

2M1 02 VISUAL ARTS II

F., Pagoni, K. Varotsos

s t u d i o ( 6 c r d )2™2 35 RESTORATION AND REUSE OF

HISTORICAL BUILDINGS AND

ENSEMBLES (ANALYSIS- DESIGN)M. Dousi*, St. Lefaki

t h e o r y ( 3 c r d )2™2 25 RESTORATION AND REUSE OF

HISTORICAL BUILDINGS AND

ENSEMBLES (METHODOLOGY- PRACTICE)M. Dousi*, St. Lefaki

*: Teaching staff to be appointed

*: The courses 2™611 and 2™612 correspond to the previous course 2£367 "Theories of Spatial Planning".Students who have successfully passed the course 2£367 should not apply for the courses 2™611 and 2™612.

THEORIES OF REGIONAL PLANNING: INTRODUCTION (3cdr)2£3 69 LEARNING REGIONS: INTRODUCTION TO

SPATIAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

THEORIES

N. Komninos

2£7 11 RESEARCH MATTERS

V. Tentokali, N. Tsinikas, F.Vavili