Knowledge about architecture and the settlement development during Renaissance and Baroque.

Fundamental knowledge of theories about architecture and the city, application and transformation of ancient ideas about space, architectural form, techniques of building and stylistic shapes, preparation for the new, modern philosophy of architecture.

Humanism as the base for Renaissance creativity, the ‘’Brunelleschi’’ process; Creation of authoring architecture; perspective and other auxiliary disciplines in architecture, Renaissance theory on architecture and ideal cities; An overview of Renaissance creativity in Italy and other European countries; Church reformation and the emergence of the Baroque, Psychological experience of the Baroque architecture and urban planning, The realization of Renaissance ideas about the city through the Baroque period, An overview of the Baroque architecture in Italy and other European countries.

Lectures. Consultations. Successfully passed two colloquiums during the semester or oral examination.