RESILIENT AND ADAPTIVE CITIES
“THE CASE STUDY OF AGIOS PAVLOS NEIGHBORHOOD IN CENTRAL ATHENS”
CONTEXT: Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students of architectural and urban planning studies
FIELD OF EXCHANGE: Architecture, Urban planning, Environment, Sociology
CREDIT POINTS: 3ECTS
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
- Analyze and comprehend parameters that form neighborhood character: Urban morphology and landmarks, building fabric and urban skin, history and socioeconomic constraints
- Define complexities and challenges in urban neighborhoods
- Develop the methodology to assess a place’ s adaptability and resilience to social, economic, political and climate related changes/threats.
- Address the assessed issues with proposals
- Teacher: Eleni Alexandrou
- Teacher: Maria Gika
In this Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme, students will work in interdisciplinary teams to develop real-world solutions for low-carbon campuses.
Participating academics and teaching staff members will share as lecturers and mentors best practices with students for monitoring the carbon footprint, towards sustainable EULiST campuses. Moreover, during the program, thematic areas to be discussed include the promotion of research on carbon emissions reduction technology, aligned with SDG 7 to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable energy for all, as well as the European Green Deal and the European Education Area’s Focus Topic “Green Education”.
- Teacher: Tryfon Roubedakis
- Teacher: Ioannis Tzigounakis