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Chair
of the History and Artistic Fundamentals of Architecture
Brief
information about the Chair
The
Chair of History and Artistic Fundamentals of Architecture offers
comprehensive courses for students of the Department of Architecture.
Basic courses offered by the Chair include architectural design
and composition for the 1st year students of the Department of
Architecture, History of Architecture and Town Planning, Drawing,
Painting and Sculpture.
Academic goal of the Chair is to teach architectural
heritage and significance of artistic disciplines for the development
of architect's creative thinking.
One branch of the Chair offers professional
training with a major in Arts, that in the year 2000 accepted
the third enrollment of students.
The Chair of the History and Artistic Fundamentals
of Architecture conduct scientific research in the fields of the
history of architecture and arts; organizes practical training
courses in architectural measurements of historical buildings,
including those with participation of the students of the architectural
schools in Poland, Austria and Germany; organizes and participates
in exhibitions and competitions of creative works of art; maintains
dynamic relations with architectural educational establishments
in the Central Eastern Europe.
The lecturers of the Chair conduct scientific
research work and professional creative activities.
Scientific research works are performed in the following scope:
Analyzing the development
of architecture and town planning in Ukraine in the 19th century
and 19th-20th centuries;
Analyzing Ukrainian
trends in architecture;
Analyzing architectural
heritage of the City of Lviv;
Issues of designing architectural
environment and architectural-creative composition;
Harmony of colors in architectural
design, aesthetics of architectural environment;
Issues of developing
architectural outlook;
Analyzing sacral art,
its history and prospective.
Address: 12 S. Bandera Street, Suites 325, 311, Lviv-13
Phones: (0322) 398-536, 398-546.
Management and
Faculty
1.
Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Professor Bograd Stefanovych
Chcrkcs (Head of (he Chair);
2. Ph.D. in Arts, professor Oleg Yaroslavovych Bodnar (I lead
of the "Arts" Sub-Chair);
3. Ph.D. in Arts, Professor Mykhailo Yevstakhovych Stankevych;
4. Assistant Professor, Alfred Volodymrovych Maksymenko;
5. Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Professor,
Tetyana Mykhailivna Klymenyuk;
6. Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Professor,
Galyna Pctrivna Petryshyn;
7. Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor, Oresta
Igorivna Remeshylo-Rybchynska;
8. Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Professor,
Iryna Andriyivna Dyda;
9. Assistant Professor, Grygoriy Fedorovych Kichula;
10. Assistant Professor, Yaroslav Gnatovych Shcrcmeta;
11. Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Senior Lecturer, Yuriy
Olexandrovych Biryuliov;
12. Senior Lecturer, Fcdir Ivanovych Vasylcnko;
13. Senior Lecturer, Kateryna Vasylivna Lesyuk;
14. Senior Lecturer, Bogdan Nazarovych Skyba;
15. Senior Lecturer, Leonid Elizarovych Nagorniy;
16. Senior Lecturer, Mykola Mykolayovych Obidnyak;
17. Senior Lecturer, Igor Lconidovych Scherbakov;
18. Senior Lecturer, Vasyl Illich Kuzmych;
19. Senior Lecturer, Oleg losipovich Lyaskovskiy;
20. Senior Lecturer, Yaroslav Volodymyrovych Rakochiy;
21. Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Lecturer,
Olena Petrivna Olcshko;
22. Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Lecturer,
llrystyna Stcpanivna Boyko;
23. Assistant Lecturer, Ivanna Yuriyivna Buchkovska;
24. Assistant Lecturer, Sergiy Yevgenovych Shcvtsov;
25. Assistant Lecturer, Ruslan Yaroslavovych Galyshych;
26. Assistant Lecturer, Oxana Mykhailivna Pavlyuk;
27. Assistant Lecturer, Volodymyr Romanovych Yatskiv;
28. Assistant Lecturer, Roman Viktorovych Lystvak;
29. Assistant Lecturer, Igor Andriyovych Yurchenko;
30. Assistant Lecturer, Olexandr Kuzmych Zhuk (Engineer of the
Chair);
31. Assistant Lecturer, Stepan Vasyliovych Baran (Manager of the
Lab).
Staff of the Chair
1.
Executive Administrative Assistant, Larysa Vasylivna Karpa;
2. Executive Administrative Assistant, Zenoviya Yaroslavivna Scn'kiv;
3. Administrative Assistant, Svitlana Pavlivna Rakocha.
Chair of the history
and artistic fundamentals of architecture course outline
Course Outline for the
Bachelor's Degree with a Major in Architecture
Architectural Design.
1st Semester. Graphic exercises for drawing a variety of lines
and conjunctions in Indian ink, architectural print, drawing elements
of classic architecture (Roman orders, arcade and portico), mastering
the techniques of reproducing volume by means of toning. (1st
Semester, 75 hours of practical training).
2nd Semester. Orders composition, reproducing entourage and stallage,
completing project of improvements of the restricted area following
the requirements of the graphic design for the architectural project.
(2nd Semester, 60 hours of practical training. Lecturers: Candidate
of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor, O.I. Rerneshylo-Rybchynska;
candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistants Professor, G.P.
Petryshyn; Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Professor,
T.M. Klymenyuk; Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant
Professor, I,A. Dyda; Senior Lecturer, M.M. Obidnyak; Senior Lecturer,
I.L. Scherbakov; Senior Lecturer, L.Y. Nagorniy; Senior Lecturer,
Ya.V. Rakochiy; Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant
Lecturer, O.P. Oleshko; Candidate of Technical Sciences, Assistant
Lecturer, H.S. Boyko).
3-D Spatial Composition
1st Semester, Basic concepts of composition, properties of colors
and using them in architecture, exercises in modeling. (1st Semester,
60 hours of practical training).
2nd Semester. Assignment "Acrhiland" (modeling creative-image
interpretation of the architectural style); assignment "Decor"
(interpretation of an ancient ornament and developing draft composition
for interior purposes); project "Small-Scale Architectural
Object in Natural Environment" (2nd Semester - 45 hours of
practical training. Lecturers: Candidate of Philosophic Sciences,
Assistant Professor, O.I. Rcmeshylo-Rybchynska; Candidate of Sciences
in Architecture, Assistant Professor, G.P. Petryshyn; Candidate
of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Professor, T.M. Klymenyuk;
Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Professor, LA.
Dyda; Senior Lecturer, M.M. Obidnyak; Senior Lecturer, I.L. Scherbakov;
Senior Lecturer, L.Y. Nagorniy; Senior Lecturer, Ya.V. Rakochiy;
Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Lecturer, O.P.
Oleshko; Candidate of Technical Sciences, Assistant Lecturer,
M.S. Boyko).
History of Arts
Brief introduction into the European artistic heritage starting
from ancient times to the 20th century, including the art of the
Ancient World, traditional art, art of the Middle Ages, Renascence,
Western European art of the 17th-20th centuries (1st Semester
- 30 academic hours of lectures, 30 hours of practical training,
final examination. Lecturer: candidate of Philosophic Sciences,
Assistant Professor, O.I. Remeshylo-Rybchynska).
History of Architecture and Town Planning
2nd Semester. Architecture of the Ancient World (Egypt, Country
between the Rivers, Iran) and Traditional Art (Greece, Rome),
Byzantine Empire, Arabic Caliphate, Muslim East and Eastern Asian
countries; Architecture of the Middle Ages in Western Europe (2nd
Semester - 30 academic hours of lectures, 14 hours of practical
training, final
examination).
3rd Semester. Architecture of Renascence and its peculiarities
in different European countries, architecture of Baroque in the
Western Europe (3rd Semester - 14 academic hours of lectures,
14 hours of practical training, final test).
4th Semester. Architecture of European countries in the 17th -
middle of the 19th century (Classicism, Empire), end of the 19th
century (various trends of historical method, romanticism), and
the beginning of the 20th century (modern, constructivism, functionalism)
in different countries of the world. (4th Semester - 30 academic
hours of
lectures, 14 academic hours of practical training, final examination).
6th Semester. History of architecture in Ukraine staring from
the ancient times to the end of the 18th century. Ukrainian architecture
in the light of general European developments.
(7th Semester - 30 academic hours of lectures, 30 hours of practical
training, final examination).
8th Semester. History of architecture in Ukraine in the 19th -
20th centuries (Including Ukrainian architectural modern, architecture
of Galychchyna in the years 1919-39, architecture of Ukraine under
the USSR, development of the independent Ukrainian architecture),
(8th Semester - 30 academic hours of lectures, 14 hours of practical
training. Final examination). (Lecturers: Candidate of Sciences
in Architecture, Assistant Professor, T.M. Klymenyuk;
Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor, O.I. Remeshylo-Rybchynska;Candidate
of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Professor, G.P. Petryshyn;
Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, professor, B.S. Cherkes;
Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Professor, LA.
Dyda; candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Senior Lecturer,
Yu.O. Biryuliov).
History of Modern Architecture
Architecture of Europe and the World in the end of the 19th and
in the 20th centuries, forming modern architecture development
trends; analyzing creative activities of the prominent architects
of the 20th century, modern trends of the world architecture.
(10th Semester - 30 academic hours of lectures, 30 hours of practical
training, final examination. Lecturers: Candidate of Sciences
in Architecture, Professor, B.S. Cherkes; Senior Lecturer, I.L,
Scherbakov).
Drawing, Painting, Sculpture
1st Semester. Drawing - still life with gradually complicated
shapes of objects, their lighting and techniques of drawing. 3-D
geometrical shapes, consumer articles, architectural parts.
Sculpture - simple architectural parts and still life performed
in clay in the form of a bas-relief on a surface. (1st Semester,
75 hours of practical training).
2nd Semester. Drawing - fragments of interior, studios of clay
skull and ancient head, life sketches of natural objects.
Sculpture - clay bas-reliefs - copies of the mask and head of
ancient sculpture, life model portrait using high relief technique.(2nd
Semester - 60 hours of practical training).
3rd Semester. Drawing - architectural objects, studio of clay
head (anatomic head and head of the sculpture of the period of
Renascence), life model portrait. Painting - still life with different
types of color spectrums and with different lighting. (3rd Semester
- 60 hours of practical training).
4th Semester. Drawing - portrait using the techniques of light
and shades and linear drawing, studio of clay impressions of the
human hand and foot, sketches of architectural motives.
Painting - complicated still life in the contrast and integrated
color spectrums. (4th Semester - 90 hours of practical training).
5th Semester. Drawing - architectural objects, studio of clay
torso, sketches of the life model's part of the body.
Painting - fragment of an interior, part of the human body. (5th
Semester - 60 hours of practical training).
6th Semester. Drawing - light and shade drawings and brief sketches
of the life model human body, life sketches of the architectural
fragments. Painting - part of the human body in the national costume
against an active background, complicated still life in contrast
colors. (6th Semester - 90 hours of practical training).
7th Semester. Drawing - architectural ensemble in the original
graphic techniques, brief sketches of the life model body, light
and shade drawing of a man's body. Painting - historical architectural
ensemble, dressed human body against interior. (7th Semester -
75 hours of practical training).
8th Semester. Drawing - naked body in complicated motion, dressed
body against interior, in decorative interpretation.
Painting - life model portrait, complicated subject still life
against interior. (8th Semester - 75 hours of practical training).
(Lecturers: Assistant Professor, G.F. Kichula; Assistant Professor,
Ya.G. Sheremeta; Senior Lecturer, F.I. Vasylenko; Senior Lecturer,
K.V. Lesyuk; Senior Lecturer, B.N. Skyba; Senior Lecturer, O.I.
Lyaskovskiy; Senior Lecturer, V.I. Kuzmych; Senior Lecturer, L.Ya.
Nagorniy; Senior Lecturer, Ya.V. Rakochiy; Candidate of Sciences
in Architecture, Assistant Lecturer, H.S. Boyko; Candidate of
Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Lecturer, O.P. Oleshko; Assistant
Lecturer, I.Yu. Buchkovska; Assistant Lecturer, O.K. Zhuk; Assistant
Lecturer, S.V. Baran).
Summer Practical Training Course in Drawing and Paining
Painting sketches of certain architectural buildings with elements
of landscape, graphic sketches of architectural objects and their
fragments. (4th Semester - 72 hours of practical training. Lecturers:
Senior Lecturer: K.V. Lesyuk; 'Senior Lecturer, B.N. Skyba; Candidate
of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Lecturer, O.P. Oleshko;
Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Lecturer, H.S.
Boyko; Assistant Lecturer, I.Yu. Buchkovska).
Practical Training in Architectural measurements
Taking architectural measurements of a fragment of the historical
building, performing drafts based on measurements taken. (2nd
Semester - 36 hours of practical training. Lecturers: Candidate
of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Professor, T.M. Klymenyuk;
Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Professor, O.I.
Remeshylo-Rybchynska; Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant
Professor, LA. Dyda; Senior Lecturer, M.M. Obidnyak; Senior Lecturer,
I.L. Scherbakov; Senior Lecturer, Ya.V. Rakochiy).
Course Outline for the Expert's Diploma
and Master's Degree with a Major in Architecture
Architectural Trends in Ukraine
Sources of developing specific Ukrainian architectural trends;
folk, housing and sacral architecture in Ukraine; specific constructive
design and structural materials; specific features of the Ukrainian
architecture of different historical styles; traditional approach
towards architectural-imaging organization of the residential
environment. (12lh Semester - 30 academic hours of lectures, 14
hours of practical training, final examination. Lecturers: Candidate
of Sciences in Architecture, professor, B.S. Cherkes; Candidate
of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Professor, LA. Dyda).
Course Outline for the Bachelor's Degree
with a Major in Arts
Composition
1st Semester. Mastering fundamentals of compositional synthesis
and fundamentals of elementary geometrical shapes. Centric compositions.
Fundamentals of surface composition. Fundamentals of 3-D-spatial
composition (1st Semester - 60 hours of practical training).
2nd Semester. Compositions formed on the grounds of the module
for plane and 3-D-spatial structures. Improving graphic techniques
in achromatic, monochrome and polychrome colorist spectrums. (2nd
Semester - 60 hours of practical training).
3rd Semester. Plane and 3-D-spatial compositions from prints based
on samples of specific letters or phrases, connecting prints with
elementary geometric shapes, ornament, etc. (3rd Semester - 60
hours of practical training. Lecturers: Ph.D. in Arts, Professor,
O.Ya. Bodnar; Assistant Lecturer, R.Ya. Galyshych; Assistant Lecturer,
S.Ye. Shevtsov).
Graphic Design
Exercises in mastering traditional and modern graphic techniques
of plane and 3-D-spatial compositions. Linear and local dot graphics.
(1st Semester - 30 hours of practical training. Lecturers: Ph.D.
in Arts, Professor, O.Ya. Bodnar; Assistant Lecturer, R.Ya. Galyshych).
Science of Colors
3rd, 4th and 5th Semesters. Project design of the elements of
trademark style. Mastering techniques of creative imaging of company
logo, trademark or brand name, colorist code as an element of
the company's, corporation's, business's visual image. (3rd, 4th
and 5th Semesters - 90 hours of practical training. Lecturers:
Assistant Lecturer, R.Ya. Galyshych; Assistant Lecturer, V,R.
Yatskiv; Assistant Lecturer, S.Ye. Shevtsov).
History of Arts, Architecture and Design
Theory of visual arts, including general hierarchy of types and
genres, analysis of tectonic structures of the 3-D-spatil works
of art, decorative and fine-plastic composition. Historical stages
of visual arts genesis and development.
Original sources of design and its specifics. Major world works
of art and architecture. History of Ukrainian art in the light
of European art development. (1st Semester - 30 academic hours
of lectures, 30 hours of practical training, final examination.
2nd Semester- 30 academic hours of lectures, 30 hours of practical
training, final examination. 3rd Semester - 30 academic hours
of lectures, 30 hours of practical training, final examination.
4th Semester - 30 academic hours of lectures, 30 hours of practical
training. Lecturer: Ph.D. in Arts, Professor, M.Ye. Stankevych).
Fundamentals of Architecture
Major means of architectural composition; functional, constructive
and aesthetic features of architecture. Modern development trends
in architecture. (5th Semester - 30 academic hours of lectures,
15 hours of practical training, final examination. Lecturer: Candidate
of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant Lecturer, O.P. Oleshko).
Fundamentals of Technical Aesthetics
Principal concepts of the theory of design, methods of patterns,
applications of the methods for solving complicated applied and
scientific-research problems. (3rd Semester - 30 academic hours
of lectures, 30 hours of practical training, final examination.
Lecturer: Candidate of Sciences in Arts, Assistant Professor,
A.P. Pavliv).
Constructive Geometry
Historical background of geometry in architecture and arts. Theoretical
scientific thesis of constructive geometry. Theory of symmetry.
(2nd Semester - 14 academic hours of lectures, 46 hours of practical
training, final examination. Lecturers: Ph.D. in Arts, Professor,
O.Ya. Bodnar, Assistant Lecturer, LA. Yurchenko).
Fundamentals of Ergonomics
Ergonomics and architectural-design patterns. Description of ergonomic
systems and their patterns. Taking into account ergonomic data
for organization labor and designing customized environment. (4th
Semester - 14 academic hours of lectures, 16 hours of practical
training. Lecturer: Candidate of Sciences in Architecture, Assistant
Professor, Yu. Rochnyak).
Artistic design
3rd Semester - 105 hours of practical training, rating test;
4th Semester - 105 hours of practical training, rating test;
5th Semester - 105 hours of practical training, rating test;
6th Semester - 105 hours of practical training, rating test.
Lecturers: V.O. Yatskiv, R.Ya. Galyshych, S.Ye. Shevtsov.
Painting
Analyzing 3-D spatial pattern as a system of artistic image. Mastering
the school of colorist resolution, color scale, alteration of
composition perception with change of colors. 1st Semester - 90
hours of practical training. 2nd Semester - 64 hours of practical
training. 3rd Semester - 128 hours of practical training. 4th
Semester - 90 hours of practical training. 5th Semester - 90 hours
of practical training. 6th Semester - 90 hours of practical training.
Final rating test. Lecturers: A.V. Maksymenko, R.V. Pavlyuk, R.Ya.
Galyshych, V.O. Yatskiv, S.Ye. Shevtsov.
Drawing
3-D-spatial imaging of the life material. Mastering various graphic
techniques. lsl Semester - 80 hours of practical training. 2nd
Semester - 80 hours of practical training. 3rd Semester - 96 hours
of practical training. 4th Semester - 96 hours of practical training.
5th Semester - 90 hours of practical training.6lh Semester - 90
hours of practical training. Final rating test. Lecturers: O.M.
Pavlyuk, R.V. Lystvak, R.V. Maksymenko, S.Ye. Shevtsov.
Plastic anatomy and sculpture
Plastics of elementary geometric figures at the given 3-D space.
Concept of conventional environment. Concepts of conventional
environment and 3-D-spatial monolith. 1st Semester - 60 hours
of practical training. 2nd Semester - 64 hours of practical training.
3rd Semester - 74 hours of practical training. Final rating test.
Lecturers: O.M. Pavlyuk, R.V. Lystvak.
Modern sculpture plastics
4th Semester - 75 hours of practical training. Lecturers: S.Ye.
Shevtsov, V.R. Yatskiv.
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