Recommended Prior Knowledge

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Objectives

The PGT curriculum aims to transmit knowledge about the study of the city, the territory and the instruments of territory management (IGT, considered in the legal order Portuguese) with a view to the promotion and integration of the acts of civil engineering in urbanism, planning and spatial planning.

Provide students with knowledge about the importance and potential of the planning and management of the territory and current IGT in the preservation of the territory, resources and the satisfaction of human needs. Giving an integrated and multidisciplinary vision to the interventions, contemplating the public space, the built and the infrastructures, adapting them

Teaching Methods

The content of the curriculum unit is presented throughout the classes using slideshows. is The constructive participation of students in the classes provided and valued. Where possible, study visits will be made.

Internship(s)

Não

Syllabus

1. The city and territory as urban objects: form, history and theory


2. Planning steps in Portugal


3. Urban planning, strategic planning and process planning


4. Planned scales and figures. Overview of Portuguese urban legislation


5. Urban morphology: Typological classification: tracings and urban elements


6. Land use: classes and categories. Utilities and public utility restrictions


7. Urban parameters


8. Equipment: types and affectation


9. Road networks: types, planning scales and hierarchy


10. PMOT - Municipal Land Planning Plans

           PDM - Municipal Master Plan, PU - Urbanization Plan, PP - Detail Plan

11. Provisional rules, preventive measures and expropriation by public utility, Urban repayment and the principle of compensatory equalization


12. Special plans, urban design and allotment operations

Content Explanation

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Methodology Explanation

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Responsible Lecturer(s)

Pedro Laranjeiro Graça Carvalho - 1.º Semester

Bibliography

ALEXANDER, Christopher ; A city is not a tree, Magasine Design, London: Council of Industrial Design, N° 206, 1966
Choay, Françoise; O Urbanismo: Utopias e Realidades, Colecção “Estudos”, Perspectiva, S. Paulo, 1979
Delfante, C; A Grande História da Cidade, Editorial Instituto Piaget, Lisboa, 2000
Goitia, F.C.; Breve História do Urbanismo, Colecção “Dimensões”, Editorial Presença, Lisboa,, 1982
Lamas, J.M.R.; Morfologia Urbana e Desenho da Cidade, Colecção “Textos Universitários de Ciências Sociais e Humanas”, Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, JNICT, Lisboa, 1983
Lobo, M.C.; Pardal, S.C.; Correia, P.V.D. ; Normas Urbanísticas — Vols. I, II, III e IV, Direcção Geral do Ordenamento do Território, Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, 1990
Merlin, P.; Choay, F.; Dictionnaire de l’Urbanisme et de l’Amenagement, Presses Universitaires de France, 1988
Mumford, L.; A Cidade na História, Suas Origens, Transformações e Perspectivas, Martins Fontes Editora, Universidade de Brasília, 1982
Conferência Europeia dos Ministros responsáveis pelo Ordenamento do território do Conselho da Europa (CEMAT); Glossário do Desenvolvimento Territorial , (Tradução Portuguesa da publicação original)
DGT; Vocabulário do Ordenamento do Território, Colecção Informação 5, Direcção Geral do Ordenamento do Território e Desenvolvimento Urbano, 2000