ARCU 3100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Bastide, Sforzinda, Power Transform

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Architecture Urban
• Course: ARCU 3100
• Professor: Benjamin Gianni

Document Summary

Greek colonies - emergence of new within the city - this becomes the public space . The understanding that the progression to the temple is a particular journey. Ancient rome birth place for baroque urban planning - large cohesive conditions. Notice the understanding of religious" importance through the entirety of urban planning. Via flaminia straight ceremonial route through rome (campus martius) Romans established roughly 500 new cities (plus taking over cities established. Three phenomena associated with the early middle ages: 2: drop in the the disappearance fo cities especially in europe (the so called dark ages) In cities that surveyed, we see the dissolution of the clearly de ned public space. Urban revival vs urban survival ***: survival (transformation) Remained but underwent signi cant transformations: revival (death and trans guration ) Expectation of venice, dubrovnik (ragussa) and spain: disappearance islamic towns (under the moons) 2. typically at crossing of two trade routes: navigable river meets deep water port.