Rekonstruktion und Erhaltungsarbeiten / Neubau im Bestand

Upon completion of the module, students are able to understand key aspects of the history and theory of architectural conservation and heritage, including its conceptual foundations and core issues, and can apply this knowledge to unfamiliar situations across a range of temporal and cultural contexts. They are able to evaluate the role played by historic buildings and ensembles as well as other tangible and intangible artefacts of the past in social, political and cultural processes both past and present. They can create strategies for assessing the significance of buildings, ensembles and artefacts, for conserving their tangible and intangible values, and for communicating knowledge about them both to specialists from neighbouring fields and to a wider public.

Written examination, graded – 90 mins

A list of current and relevant literature is provided in the lecture at the beginning of the semester.

In the case that teaching and evaluation methods cannot take place as previously established (due to Corona or similar situations), alternative teaching formats and assessment methods will be announced on the respective homepages of the respective chair, or on the moodle platform

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