Critical regionalism - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

In this document, you can find a summary of the 6 lessons that Veronique Patteeuw has given in the lessons "Architecture, theory and criticism". The first pages are about chapter 1: Acceleration, after that, you can find chapter 2: Commons, then chapter 3: Participation, after that is chapter 4: Critical Regionalism, chapter 5: Transformation and then the last chapter is 6: Resilience. I took notes in class, each with accompanying images.

Dit document bevat les 1 t.e.m. 6 (eerste deel gegeven door VP) van het nieuwe mastervak (1e masterjaar) Architecture, Theory & Criticism gegeven in Gent en Brussel aan de studenten architectuur. Deze lessen worden gegeven in het Engels, maar mijn notities zijn in het Nederlands, makkelijker om te studeren. De tips die ze meegaf voor de examens staan erin, afbeeldingen en voorbeelden tijdens de les ook. Veel succes met studeren!

Een volledig samengevatte resumé van de lessen van Veronique P. De samenvatting is voorzien van o.a. beeldmateriaal en enkele voorbeeldvragen van in de les. Ik had een 16/20 door enkel de samenvatting te leren.

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This is a summary of the course Architecture, Theory & Criticism (Deel 1, Veronique P). The summary is written in English, since the course is taught in English, as well as the exam. It is a combination of notes and powerpoint.

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As the manager of the long-range planning division of a community in Maryland you have been asked to organize the citizen participation process for a comprehensive plan update. Which of the following would be most effective to kick off the process? a. Focus Groups b. Public Hearing c. Open House d. Town Hall Meeting - ANSWER-Town Hall Meeting - because you can get everyone together, kick something off and get the conversation started in a cohesive way. As a planner you have been workin...