'ION MINCU' UNIVERSITY OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING

UNIVERSITED’ARCHITECTUREETURBANISM“IONMINCU–UNIVERSITATEADEARHITECTURASIURBANIS“IONMINCU””
Academiei 18-20, 010014 BUCURESTI, ROMANIA Telephon: +40 21 313.95.65, 307.71.59 Fax: +40 21 312.39.54

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN PLANNING AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

ION MINCU UNIVERSITY OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING

information supplied in 2006

AESOP member: Full Member

AESOP contact: assoc.prof.dr.arh. Florin MACHEDON, Head of Department

Address: Academiei St. 18-20, Bucharest 010014, ROMANIA

Phone: +40 21 313 95 65 ; +40 21 307 71 59
Fax: +40 21 312 39 54
E-mail:
Homepage: www.iaim.ro

Undergraduate education No
Graduate 1 education Yes
Graduate 2 education
Teaching Language: Romanian, French and English
Number of years: 4 semesters (year based schedule)
Teaching Period: From October to July
Degrees granted: Master of Architectural Degree
Doctoral Education Yes
Curriculum please see the presentation of Faculty of Urban Planning and Landscape
Architecture

Academic Staff in Number of academic staff: Full time members: 45 ( members

Planning Faculty coming from the Department of Urban Planning and Landscape
Architecture as well from other departments of the University )
Associate members (part-time): 27
Key persons:

Dean: prof.dr.arch. Alexandru M. SANDU

Head of Department: assoc.prof.dr.arh. Florin MACHEDON
Research Centers
in Planning Faculty RESEARCH, DESIGN, EXAMINATION AND CONSULTING CENTER
Students organisation: ASSOCIATION OF STUDENTS IN ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN
PLANNING ( A S A U )
Publications: Arhitext Design ( www.arhitextdesign.ro )
Publications of “Ion Mincu” Publishing house
"I O N M I N C U " U N I V E R S I T Y O F A R C H I T E C T U R E
AND URBAN PLANNING

BUCHAREST

GENERAL PRESENTATION

IDENTITY

Name
"Ion Mincu" University of Architecture and Urbanism – IMUAU (formerly "Ion Mincu" Institute of
Architecture - IMIA)

Address
18-20 Academiei St., 010014(15), Bucharest, Romania
Telephone: 00-40-21 3077133, 3077136, fax: 00-40-21 3123954
e-mail: mac@iaim.ro, Web site: www.iaim.ro
Anniversary date: October 15th (the foundation of the School on the 15th October 1892)

BACKGROUND

"Ion Mincu" University of Architecture and Urbanism in Bucharest is the oldest and most important
academic institution in this field in Romania. Its foundation is closely linked with the raise of modern
Romania, and the setting of its new institutional structure and culture. The first school of architecture was
legally established in 1864, based on an Act issued by the first monarch of the newly founded state; but,
due to lack of students, it never really functioned. The first Romanian architects studied mostly in Paris, at
the Ecole des Beaux-Arts (the first DPLG was Ion Mincu in 1883), and their enthusiastic undertaking was
the true foundation of the school. Thus, on October 15, 1892 the Romanian Society of Architects set up a
private school of architecture under its authority.

The educational programme was very pragmatic and adapted to the local imperative of the moment,
though the Ecole des Beaux-Arts'model was obvious. The Education Reform in 1897 transformed the
private school into the National School of Architecture within the School of Fine Arts (financed by the
government), and in 1904 the School of Architecture became independent. In 1931 the School was
renamed the Academy of Architecture and was granted whole academic rights, in relation to the
regulations concerning the title of architect and practice of the profession which followed immediately.

Since then, though the political, ideological and social changes that tormented the whole Romanian
society (wars, communism, postcommunist transition) exerted pressures (sometimes damaging) upon the
academic process and structure, the School managed to keep the status of a leading professional forum.
Moreover, until the end of the Second World War, the School was one of the main educational nuclei in
its field in the Balkan area.

From 1952 to 1997 it functioned under the name of "Ion Mincu" Institute of Architecture (IAIM). The recent
change of name into IMUAU, corresponds to the new direction clearly taken by the School.

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ACADEMIC STRUCTURES

IMUAU is a complex academic structure, composed of different types of academic units: on the one hand,
the two Faculties, the College, and the School of Advanced Studies; on the other hand the Design
Departments and the Chairs.

The head of IMUAU is the Rector, who is seconded by the Prorector, both being assisted by the
Chancellor. The important decisions are taken by the Senate of the IMUAU, counting 27 professors, and
7 students.

The academic units observe the spirit of the University Charter and the general directions set by the
Senate. Otherwise they have their autonomy, are managed by Deans, Directors, or Heads of Depart
ment/Chair, and, in addition, the Faculties have their own Professorial Councils.

The Departments and Chairs are directly subordinated to the Rector. They are responsible for the
courses, lectures and specialised design studios required by the academic units, in accordance with their
curricula.

THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY

The academic community comprises the faculty, the research body, the students attending the university
courses and those in postgraduate programmes. The outstanding former professors, the visiting
professors, the emeriti and the personalities granted the Doctor Honoris Causa of IMUAU title are
considered the pride of our academic community.

Faculty
The faculty is a large and diverse group of teachers, practitioners, scholars, and researchers, who
represent a wide spectrum of backgrounds, experiences and viewpoints.

There are approximately 193 permanent faculty and over 80 part-time faculty drawn from local firms.
Many of the faculty also have professional and/or research practices.

Romanian academic degrees

· professor (prof.), which means professor;
· conferentiar (conf.), which is similar to the associate professor and/or senior lecturer;
· lector (lect.) or sef de lucrari, equivalent to the reader and/or junior lecturer;
· asistent (asist.), similar to assistant professor; and preparator (prep.) similar to tutor.

The full-time faculty: 26 professors; 19 associate professors/senior lecturers; 66 readers/junior lecturers;

43 assistant professors; 39 tutors/teaching assistants

Visiting professors
Each semester there are about 16 local guest faculty and scores of guest jurors.
Distinguished guests from around the world visit as teachers or guest jurors on a regular basis.

Emeriti
Alexandru Cismigiu (1998), Serban Cantacouzino (1998), Mircea Lupu (2001)
Doctor Honoris Causa of IMUAU
sir Robert Mathews (1960), Richard Neutra (1965), Octav Doicescu (1900), Mario Botta (1998), Vittorio
Gregotti (1999), Pierre von Meiss (1999), Françoise Choay (1999), Ascanio Damian (2000), Dan
Hanganu (2000), Richard Meyer (2001)

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EXCHANGES AND COOPERATION

The "Ion Mincu" University of Architecture and Urbanism is:

RIBA recognised (Royal Institute of British Architects)

Accredited by the French Ministry of Culture and Communications

Member of AEEA/EAAE (European Association for Architectural Education)

Member of EUA (European University Association)

Member of International Association of Universities, IAU – UNESCO

Member of International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience,
IAESTE

Permanently concerned with remaining open to the new approaches in architectural education, IMUAU
already has a significant involvement in international debate on these topics, through close relations with
various associations, forums, architectural schools, etc. worldwide.

IMUAU has an active role in the European Association of Architectural Education (EAAE) and in the
IAIESTE. Some of IMUAU faculty have an active involvement in the Working Group for the Architectural
Education of IUA.

IMUAU participates in the Convention of Schools of Architecture and Urbanism of Southern France and
Eastern Europe; has full membership with the European Association of the Students in Landscape
Architecture, and the European Association of Student Practice Exchanges.

IMUAU has concluded cooperation agreements on issues concerning the architect training, the town-
planner training, coordination of Ph D programmes and course exchanges with the Schools of
Architecture in Lausanne, Paris - Belleville, Paris-La Villette, Montpellier, Liège, Eindhoven; cooperates
with the European Institute for Architecture and Urbanism, with the Chaillot School-Paris, etc. in
advanced studies programmes for professionals in urban and territory planning, preservation, etc.

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At the same time IMUAU has benefited from several long-running TEMPUS, SOCRATES and
LEONARDO DA VINCI programmes that implied collaboration with 30 schools of architecture and
urbanism from France, Belgium, Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Holland, Sweden, etc.

There are still ongoing programmes on environmental issues in architecture and townplanning, IT in
architecture and town-planning, as well as on university management.
During the last fifteen years, over 500 students took part in international students exchanges, training
progra mmes, summer workshops. Likewise, about eighteen professors have been visiting professors in
European schools.

The close relation between the School and the professional practice resulted in the thorough involvement
of IMUAU (together with the Union of Architects and other professional associations) in the elaboration of
the legal framework concerning the professional practice in Romania. Keeping a leading position in the
architectural education, the faculty have cooperated with the three newly founded Architectural Schools in
Iasi, Cluj, and Timisoara.

At the same time, the IMUAU expertise is required in the decision- making process concerning
environmental issues in general, from regional and urban planning to preservation and technical
standards in any building activity. Research works produced in the School have set the bases for many
important decisions in these fields. Moreover, several professors of IMUAU faculty are members in
important national commissions/committees responsible for the built environment, preservation, urban
administration, etc.

PREMISES AND ENVIRONMENT

IMUAU is located in the very core of the city of Bucharest, along one of the main northsouth boulevard.
Across the street from the University of Bucharest, the oldest academic structure in Romania, and facing
the National Theatre, the IMUAU building occupies a whole urban block of 8000sq m. The University
Place in the nearby, a popular meeting point in the modern city life, recently became a token of the post-
communist civil society, since it still shows the signs of the 1989 Revolution and of the anti-communist
movements inscribed on IMUAU' s walls.

The three wings of the present building illustrate distinct moments in the modern history of Romanian
architecture, and in the evolution of the School, too: for the building, from the searches for a national style
(the old 1914-1927 wing, designed by Grigore Cerchez one of the first professors) to Modernism. For the
School, from the enthusiastic orientation towards the affirmation of a new Romanian culture to its fading
into a nationalist conservatism, from the similarly enthusiastic embracing of the modernist credo to its
failure in front of a reality richer in lights and shades.

Although much criticism could be done in what concerns the architecture of the building, it entered the
memory of the people of Bucharest, and the urban spaces it limits are very popular and often house
cultural happenings, book fairs, street exhibitions and concerts, etc.

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UNIVERSITY GOVERNANCE

The decisions regarding the University are made by the SENATE and the decisions regarding the
faculties are made by the PROFESSORAL COUNCILS.

Leadership structure
· Rector - prof.dr.arch Emil Barbu POPESCU
· Prorector - prof.dr.arch Nicolae LASCU
· Chancellor - assoc.prof.dr.arch Zeno BOGDANESCU
· Dean of the Faculty of Architecture - prof.dr.arch Stefan SCAFA UDRISTE
· Dean of the Faculty of Interio r Architecture - assoc.prof. dr. arch Iulius IONESCU
· Dean of the Faculty of Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture - prof.dr.arch Alexandru M.SANDU
· Director of the College of Architecture and Urbanism - assoc.prof.dr.arch Niculae GRAMA
· Prodeans of the Faculty of Architecture - assoc.prof.dr.arch Mircea CHIRA and assoc.prof.dr.arh. Sergiu
NISTOR
· Prodean of the Faculty of Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture – lecturer. arch. Liviu IANASI
· Directors of the School of Advanced Studies - prof.dr.arch Sorin VASILESCU and assoc.prof.dr.arh.
Augustin IOAN

Heads of Departments and Chairs

1. The Architectural Design Departments

• The Architectural Design Department: - Head of Department: prof.dr.arch. Mircea OCHINCIUC

o Basic of Design Chair (1st year) - Head of Chair: assoc.prof.dr.arch. Dan MARIN
o Architectural Design Chair 1 (2nd year) - Head of Chair: assoc.prof.dr.arch. Alexandru
ANDRIES
o Architectural Design Chair 1 (3rd year) - Head of Chair: assoc.prof.dr.arch. Alexandru VASILIU
o Architectural Design Chair 2 (college) - Head of Chair: assoc.prof. dr. arch. Anca OTOIU

• The Architectural Synthezis Department: - Head of Department: prof.dr.arch. Radu TANASOIU

o 4th Year Chair / Architectural Synthesis 1 – Head of Chair: assoc.prof.dr.arch. Florin BICIUSCA
o 5th Year Chair / Architectural Synthesis 2 – Head of Chair: assoc.prof.dr.arch. Georgica
MITRACHE

2. The Scientific Chairs

• The Chair of History & Theory and Heritage Conservation - Head of Chair: prof.dr.arh. Ana
Maria ZAHARIADE
• The Chair of Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture - Head of Chair: assoc.prof.dr.arh.
Florin MACHEDON
• The Chair of Representation & Interior Design - Head of Chair: assoc.prof.dr.arh. Marius
Marcu LAPADAT
• The Chair of Technological Sciences - Head of Chair: assoc.prof.dr.arh. Rodica CRISAN

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 THE FACULTY OF URBAN PLANNING AND
L ANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Dean: prof.dr.arch. Alexandru M. SANDU

STAFF

Full time members: 32

Associate members (part-time): 27

PROSPECTUS

The Faculty of Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture is the only romanian school of urban planning
has been operative since 1997, as a result of the need to have an uban planner trained in the proximity of
the building designer education, so that the two directions of study overlap within the urban design field.

The courses comprises ten semesters, plus a final semester for the diploma project. At the beginning of
the fifth seme ster, the students may choose one of the two Majors: Planning and Landscape
Architecture.

The apparently distinct activities – courses, seminars, debates, exercises, studies in the design studio,
etc. – are all directed towards the joining of urban design and urban planning into the making of the urban
project.

• Admission
The examination involves only one test in drawing, witch is specific to the faculty.
According to the agreements of the Ministry of Education and Research, overseas applicants are not
obliged to sit f or the entrance exam. However, an interview follows. They have to apply until 15th of
September. For all categories is required a High-School Leaving Examination Diploma internationally
recognized.
• Useful information
All courses are given in Romanian. It is possible for some tutorials and studio work to be given in English
and French, besides the Romanian.
• Calendar
The academic year begins on 1st October and lasts until July. There are two semesters of 14 weeks
each, with Christmas, February (between semesters) and Easter vacations. At the end of each semester
there is an evaluation session. After the summer session there are two weeks of practice for the 1st, 2nd
and 4th years.
The defense of the diploma project is scheduled after a semester of practice in a specialized studio or
research structure.
• Enrolment and grants
There are subsidized and tuition places, both for the Romanian and overseas applicants.
There is also a number of tuition places established by the Senate of the University.
• Tuition fee
· 550 Euro/academic year for Romanian students
· 320 $/academic month for overseas students
• Miscellany
· The University has two dorms with a total capacity of 500 places. The accommodation fee
45$/month/room.

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· The University' s library contains more than 200.000 titles in books. Architectural, technical and design
magazines are up to date by annual subscription.
· We have video equipment and projectors for courses and conferences, and a construction materials
laboratory.
· There is IT equipment in all chairs, with a special department for the Computer Aided Design skills
development at the Chair of Representations and Design.
· The facilities include a sports hall, festivities hall and exhibition hall on the site.
· There is a long tradition in our school for students to take study trips in Romania and abroad, usually
during the Easter vacation.

CURRICULUM

The curriculum is structured according to two cycles of study (4+6 semesters):

· The first four semesters are dedicated to the teaching of the basic, general knowledge (theory and
design practice), intimately interrelated to and coordinated with the courses in the Faculty of Architecture.
Thus many activities are common for the two faculties (the Faculty of Architecture, and the Faculty of
Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture).
· The following six semesters are focused on the two specialised fields of the two Majors: Planning and
Landscape Architecture. The educational process is mainly targeted on the urban project; therefore, the
developing of specific research and conception skills and techniques becomes very important. Enhancing
the horizon of comprehension of the urban space and territory through multidisciplinary approaches
(perspectives: historical, geographical, social, technical, demographic, cultural, economic, etc.) is the
most important means.

The apparently distinct activities - courses, seminars, debates, exercises, studies in the design studio,
etc. - are all directed towards the joining of urban design and urban planning into the making of the urban
project.

In addition to the Major choice, and in accordance with the system of options during the academic
training, the student may chose a Minor in the field of Territory/Regional Planning or of Landscape
Architecture. The Minor is an extra curricular option.

The concept and the curricula for the Faculty of Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture has been
elaborated by the Department of Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture, which is mainly in charge
with the profile studios, and the tutorial activity for the diploma-work.

Please see the annexe for the Curriculum

AWARDS

Diploma: Diploma of Urban Planner with Major in Planning or Landscape Architecture (Annexed: Grade
Sheet specifying the Minor in Urbanism, Building restoration, Architectural Technology))

The diploma is obtained after the evaluation of a final complex work (project + dissertation), elaborated
during the eleventh semester, after a semester of practice in a specialised studio or research structure.

STUDENTS
Academic year 2004-2005
Total number of students: 43
Graduated students: 17

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STATE PARTNERS IN ERASMUS AND TEMPUS
EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES

Universitat Hannover ( HANOVRA )

Universitat Karlsruhe ( KARLSRUHE )

Universitat Stuttgart ( STUTTGART )

Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya ( BARCELONA )

Universita degli Studi di Genova ( GENOVA )

Seconda Universita degli Studi di Napoli ( NAPOLI )

Universita La Sapienza di Roma ( ROMA )

Universita degli Studi di Palermo ( PALERMO )

Ecole d Architecture Marseille-Luminy ( MARSILIA )

Ecole d Architecture Paris Belleville ( PARIS )

Ecole d Architecture Paris Val de Seine ( PARIS )

Universite Paris 8 ( PARIS )

La Villette ( PARIS )

Ecole d’ Architecture de Toulouse ( TOULOUSE )

Institut d’ Amenagement du Territoire ( AIX en PROVENCE )

Ecole d’ Architecture du Languedoc-Roussillon ( MONTPELLIER )

Institut d Ammenagement du Territoire ( BORDEAUX )

Universite La Cambre ( BRUXELLES )

Institut Superieur d Architecture Intercommunal ( BRUXELLES )

Institut Superieur Saint- Luc de Wallonie ( LIEGE )

Katholieke Universiteit ( LEUVEN )

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki ( SALONIC )

Univerity Sheffield ( SHEFFILD )

Technical University of Delft ( DELFT )

Technical Universityof Eindhoven ( EINDHOVEN )

Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa ( LISABONA )

Kungl Tekniska Hogskolan ( STOCKHOLM )

Uniwersytet Kardynala ( VARSOVIA )

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RESEARCH

The teaching body in charge with the project-training are mostly members of the Department of Urban
Planning an Lanscape Architecture and they also lead urban designe and planning studios. In
collaboration with the RESEARCH, DESIGN, EXAMINATION AND CONSULTING CENTER they
elaborate:

urban documentations ( PATJ - county development plan, PUG - general urban plan, PUZ - zonal
urban plan, PUD - detailed urban plan)

urban impact studies

urban rehabilitation studies

urban planning and landscape architecture projects and studies

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN PLANNING AND

L ANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Head of Department : Conf. Dr. Arh. Florin MACHEDON

The Department of Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture coordinates both the theoretical and
design educational process in this field at all academic levels (College, Faculties, School of Advanced
Studies).

Its members form a teaching and research body whose aim is to investigate the urban phenomenon, the
territorial organisation of space, and, at the same time, the possible ways to approach them. Accordingly,
they provide theoretical themes to be studied by the students at different educational levels, and the
training of specific design methods.

The Department of Urban Planning and landscape Architecture leads urban design studios, too. The
teaching body in charge with the project-training are mostly members of the chair of urban planning and
Landscape Architecture; still, members of the two Design Departement are involved. At the same time, an
important number of invited/associated specialist, architects and non-architects, from Romania, but also
from abroad – collaborate to cover the complexity of this educational process.

The courses, adapted to the particular aims of the curriculum of each unit, are generally articulated
following the increasing complexity of education:

The basic information on the city an environment, and analytical training in architectural and urban
space are generally given in courses like Elements of environment in urbanism and hystory of
urbanism; Analysis and town design; Technical and Utility Equipment. The study of morphological
components of natural and build environment are emphiasised through several analyses and specific
representations of urban and architectural space, human and spatial and functional analyses of some
elements (square; street; cluster of buildings; ensemble), as well as analyses and representations of
the technical infrastructure. Elements of urban regulation are also tought.

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 The following step is synthetic knowledge of planning and landscape architecture, urban renewal,
town administration and management. The main lecture topics are: Urban structures; Sociology;
Landscape architecture; Town administration; Sociology of dwelling; Recycling of the built stock;
Territory planning, IT in Urbanism; Town Traffic.

The apparently technical spectrum is permanentley enriched by laying emphasis on socio-human,

aesthetical and economic componens of all these aspects, the aim being to develop the
comprehensive perspective of the architect-planner to be.

At the same time, the application of this knowledge is reached within Planning studios, joint
Architecture & Planning studios, and other practice activities, through complex studies on sites and
volumetric and compositional studies, aiming to find the most appropriate insertion in the urban
milieu. Students also acquire basic knowledge on the making of the urban regulation at the different
levels imposed by urban laws (PUD - detailed urban plan and PUZ – plan or urban zone).
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Starting from the 8 semester, in parallel with the architectural training, students may chose a Major in
Urbanism; they can chose more lectures offered by this Chair and elaborate designs of a higher level of
difficulty. At the end of these studies they elaborate a diploma design in the field of urbanism an terrytory
planning.

The staff of the Department of Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture carry on fruitful research,
design and expert examination activity in urban refurbishment and rehabilitation, ecology, protected areas
and urba legislation, outer city territory and metropolitan zones.

THE SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED STUDIES

The School for Advanced Studies is open to graduates in Architecture, Urbanism, Liberal Arts and other
connected fields, according to the curriculum of each programme.

The programmes address various professional, adiminstrative, cultural and social aims and needs.
Generally, the advances studies are prerequisites for future research or professorial careers, or for
architectural critique, thus there are programmes focused on the theoretical approch and on the
education in writing abilities.

The intentions of the School are articulated through four types of programmes:

Advanced Architectural Design Programmes (AADP)

Master of Architectural Degree Programmes (MAP)

Post-graduate Study Programmes (PGSP)

Doctoral Studies (DS)

Master of Architectural Degree Programmes (MAP)

The programmes are open to graduates in Architecture, Urbanism, Economics, Engineering,
Sociology, Geography, Law, Human Studies, etc., according to each programme.

The programmes are ment to widen these various disciplinary fields through multi-disciplinary and/or
interdisciplinary approches and to integrate theme into a more complex (technically and culturally)
view on the making of space.

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 Duration of study: 4 semesters (year based schedule)

Places per programme: 15 no tuition fee+10 with tuition fee

Ongoing programmes:
Integrated Urban Development (Romanian and French)
in charge: Conf. Dr. Arh. Florin MACHEDON
Urban Managment
in charge: lecturer arch. Liviu IANASI
Anthropology of the Sacred Space
in charge: lecturer dr. arch. Augustin Ioan & lecturer dr. arch. Florin Biciusca

NOTE:

The Diploma of Urban Planner with Major in Planning or Landscape Architecture (Annexed: Grade
Sheet specifying the Minor in Urbanism, Building restoration, Architectural Technology)) will be available
till 2010, due the fact that begging with the academic year 2005-2006 The Faculty of Urban Planning and
Landscape Architecture of the UAUIM Bucharest has adopted the new system introduced by the Bologna
Charter.

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ANNEXE - THE CURRICULUM

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CURRICULA FOR THE 1st YEAR (SEM 1&2)

NR. OF HOURS CREDITS FULL-TIME PROF.

C
Sem. Sem. TOTAL Sem. Sem.
O
M
P No. DISCIPLINE 1 2 1 2
U
L 1 Elements of Environment 1 2c 28 2 Doina Cristea
2 Elements of Environment 2 2c/1l 42 3 Doina Cristea
S
O 3 Communication and Study _ 1l 14 - 1 Liviu Ianasi, Monica Radulescu
Technics
R Topography
4 1c/1l - 28 2 - Petre Dragomir
Y 5 Architecture Design 1 10p 140 11 Department of urbanism
6 Architecture Design 2 10p 140 11 Department of urbanism
D 7 Representations in Urbanism 3p - 42 4 - Department of urbanism
I and Architecture 1
S 8 Representations in Urbanism - 3p 42 - 2 Department of urbanism
and Architecture 2
C Introduction PC
9 1c/1l - 28 2 - Angelo M. Morassi
I 10 2D Graphics - 2l 28 - 2 Angelo M. Morassi
P 11 Geometric Representations 2c/1l - 42 3 - Department of urbanism
L 12 Geometry of Architectural - 1c/1l 28 - 2 Department of urbanism
I Forms
N 13 Introduction to Contemporary 1c - 14 1 Anca Bratuleanu, Ana Maria
Architecture Zahariade
E
14 Form and Meaning 1 - 1c 14 - 1 Mihaela Criticos
15 Foreign Languages 1 2s 28 2 Department of urbanism
16 Foreign Languages 2 - 2s 28 2 Department of urbanism
17 Constructions 1 - 1c/1l 28 - 2 C. Pana
18 Mathematics 1 2cl/1s 42 3 A. Vitcu
19 Mathematics 2 1c/1l 28 2 A. Vitcu
20 Representation (Practice) 2 weeks x 28 56 - 2 Department of urbanism
21 Sports 1+2 2s 2s 28 Pass/Failed Department of urbanism
TOTAL OF COMPULSORY HOURS 30 30 896
TOTAL CREDITS 30 30

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CURRICULA FOR THE 2nd YEAR (Sem. 3&4)

NR. OF HOURS CREDITS FULL-TIME PROF.

C
Sem. Sem. TOTAL Sem. Sem.
O
M
P No. DISCIPLINE 3 4 3 4
U
L 1 Urban Design 13p - 182 15 - Angelica Stan
2 Urban Morpho-typological 2c - 28 2 - Angela Filipeanu
S Analysis
O 3 Urban Design Technique - 2c 28 - 2 Enache Constantin
R 4 Ecology - 1c 14 - 1 Catalin Sarbu
Y 5 Urbanism Programme - 2c/1s 42 - 3 Peter Derer
6 Cadastre - 1c/1l 28 - 2 Gh. Badea
D 7 Skyline - 1c/1l 28 - 2 Cristian Steriade
I 8 Architecture Design - 8p 112 - 9 Catalin Berza
9 Study of Form 1 2c 28 2 Department of urbanism
S Study of Form 2
10 3p 42 2 Department of urbanism
C 11 CAAD and BD 1s 14 1 Angelo M.Morasi
I 12 GIS Elements 1s 14 1 Angelo M.Morasi
P 13 Perspective 1c/1l - 28 2 - Doina Nicolae
L 14 Permanence and Discontinuity 2c 14 2 Hanna Derer
I in the Historical Evolution of
Architecture
N
15 History of Modern Architecture 2c 28 2 Sorin Vasilescu
E 16 Form and Meaning 2 1c/1l - 28 2 - Mihaela Criticos
17 Foreign Languages 1 2c 28 2 Department of urbanism
18 Foreign Languages 2 2s 28 2 Department of urbanism
19 Constructions 2 1c/1l - 28 2 - Liviu Gligor
20 Basis of Structural Engineering - 2c 28 - 2 R. Iordachescu
21 Sports 1+2 2s 2s 28 Pass/Failed Department of urbanism
22 Practice 2 weeks x 28 56 - 2 Department of urbanism

TOTAL OF COMPULSORY HOURS 30 30 882

TOTAL CREDITS 30 30

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CURRICULA FOR THE 3rd YEAR (Sem. 5&6)

NR. OF HOURS CREDITS FULL-TIME PROF.

C Sem. Sem. TOTAL Sem. Sem.

O No. DISCIPLINE 5 6 5 6
M 1 Urban Design - 10p 140 - 10 Peter Derer
2 Urban Design - Lotting 2p - 28 2 - Enache Constantin
P
3 Urban Doctrine - 2c 28 - 2 Alexandru M. Sandu
U 4 Demography and Statistics 2c - 28 2 - Ecaterina Parvu
L 5 Recycling the Built Environment 2c/1s - 42 3 - Peter Derer
S 6 Urban Geography - 2c 28 - 2 Ion Ianosi
O 7 Technical Utility Fittings - 2c 28 - 2 Cristian Steriade
R 8 Roads - 2c 28 - 2 Dumitru Anton
Y 9 Architecture Design 1 10p 140 12 Department of urbanism
10 Architecture Design 2 2p 28 2 Department of urbanism
11 Design project 2p - 28 2 - Department of urbanism
D
12 Gis Operation Advanced Elements and 1s - 14 1 - Angelo M.Morasi
I Decision Assistance
S 13 Traditional Architecture in Romania 1c/1l - 28 2 - Anca Bratuleanu
C 14 Romanian XIX century from european - 2c 28 - 2 Anca Bratuleanu, Nicolae
I perspective Lascu
P 15 Dwelling Between Architecture and 1c/1l - 28 2 - Ana Maria Zahariade
Town
L 16 Technical Project - 1p 14 - 1 Gabriel Negoiescu
I 17 Structural Engineering 1 2c 28 2 R. Iordachescu
N 18 Structural Engineering 2 1l 14 1 R. Iordachescu
E 19 Finishing - Equipment - 2c 28 - 2 Gabriel Negoiescu
20 Practice 2 56 - 2 Department of urbanism
weeks
21 Landscape Architecture 2c 28 2 Angela Filipeanu
22 Digital Imagy Catalin Berescu
Optional 23 Art History Ada Hajdu
Courses 24 Construction Technics History - 2c 28 - 2 Siviu Gogulescu
25 Dendrological and Floral Elements Maria Catana
26 Architecture, Culture, Society Mihaela Criticos
27 Foreign Languages 1+2 2s 2s 28 optional Department of urbanism
TOTAL OF COMPULSORY HOURS 30 30 896
TOTAL CREDITS 30 30

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CURRICULA FOR THE 4th YEAR (Sem. 7&8)

NR. OF HOURS CREDITS FULL-TIME PROF.

C
O Sem. Sem. TOTAL Sem. Sem.
M
P No. DISCIPLINE 7 8 7 8
1 Urban Design 1 12p 168 12 Rodica Eftenie
U 2 Urban Design 2 11p 154 11 Liviu Ianasi
L 3 Landscape Project 3p 42 3 Cerasella Craciun
S 4 Urban Structure 2c - 28 2 - Alexandru M. Sandu
O 5 Urban project – Urban Parti 2p - 28 2 - Tiberiu Florescu
R 6 Landscape - 2c 28 - 2 Angela Filipeanu
Y 7 Territory Planning - 2c 28 - 2 Liviu Ianasi
8 Urban Sociology 2c - 28 2 - Traian Stoicescu
9 Urban Planning - 2c 28 - 2 Serban Nadejde
D
10 Psychology of Built Environment 2c - 28 2 - Rodica Eftenie
I 11 Urban Economy - 2c 28 - 2 Monica Radulescu
S 12 Architecture Design 4p - 56 4 - Constantin Dobre
C 13 Modern and Contemporary 1c/1s - 28 2 - Nicolae Lascu
I Architecture in romania
P 14 Protection and Conservation of built - 2c 28 - 2 Sergiu Nistor
L Heritage
15 Physics of Contruction 1 2c - 28 2 - Mihai Opreanu
I 16 Practice - 2 56 - 2 Department of urbanism
N weeks
E
17 Contemporary Methods of Space Augustin Ioan
Organisation
Optional 18 The Central Area of Big Cities 2c - 28 2 - Gabriel Pascariu
Courses 19 Computer Assisted Urban Design Angelo Morasi
20 Romanian Settlements History Nicolae Lascu
21 Organisation of Activities Areas Peter Derer
22 Lanscape and Territory - 2c+2c 56 - 2+2 Florin Machedon
23 Space Anthropologie and Ethnology of Radu Dragan
Communities Group
TOTAL OF COMPULSORY HOURS 30 30 868
TOTAL CREDITS 30 30

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CURRICULA FOR THE 5th YEAR (Sem. 9&10)
C
O NR. OF HOURS CREDITS FULL-TIME PROF.
M
P
Sem. Sem. TOTAL Sem. Sem.
U
L
S No. DISCIPLINE 9 10 9 10
O
R 1 Regional development 2c - 28 2 - Gabriel Pascariu
2 Oparations in Urbanism 2c - 28 2 - Liviu Ianasi
Y 3 Urban Composition 2c - 28 2 - Sandu Alexandru
4 Informational Systems in 2c - 28 2 - Oana Luca
D Urbanism
I 5 Historic Study in Territory 2c - 28 2 - Serban Criveanu, Irina Criveanu
S 6 Urban Mobility - 2c/2l 56 - 4 Monica Oreviceanu
C 7 Exterior Lighting 2c - 28 2 - Cristina Moroldo
8 Urban Law - 2c 28 - 2 Liviu Ianasi, Anca Ginavar
I
9 City Protection Against Hazards 2c - 28 2 - Radu Petrovici
P 10 Urban Design 14p - 196 14 - Doina Cristea, Gabi Pascariu
L 11 Professional Practice 9 252 - 20 Department of urbanism
I weeks x
N 28 ore
E
12 Significance of the Built Space Augustin Ioan
13 Real Estate Evaluation 2c 28 2 Daciana Daraban
Optional 14 Technique of plantation Maria Catana
Courses 20 Extrem Dwelling - Hiperhousing Ioan Augustin
and Sacred Space
21 Art in the Landscape space Cerasella Craciun
22 Esthetics in Architecture and Art - 2c+2c 56 - 4 Ana Maria Zahariade
History
23 Elements of Morphologie in Anca Bratuleanu
Romanian Architecture
TOTAL OF COMPULSORY HOURS 30 30 812
TOTAL CREDITS 30 30

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