Università di Bologna · 2017 · Prova pratica

Three residential types: terraced, block, patio houses

I session · section A · Tre temi a sceltaIn review

What the track asks

A sealed envelope with three alternative practical-exam themes (Section A, 5 hours): three residential types in the Emilia-Romagna area, each with explicit planning parameters to verify in a table and the linked first written test (justify the design and construction choices). THEME 1 — a residential building with terraced units, two storeys above ground and a garage (also basement), on a rectangular 80×40 m lot in a medium-sized urban settlement: west side on the main street, east side opening onto a public park; floor-area ratio Uf max 0.5 sqm/sqm, eaves height max 8.50 m, minimum permeable surface 50%, boundary distance 5 m. THEME 2 — a detached block single-family house on two floors with a garage (also as a separate body), on a 10×35 m lot in a seaside town, for a household of four: gross floor area between 150 and 200 sqm, eaves height max 7.50 m, minimum permeable surface 50%. THEME 3 — a settlement of patio houses with garages, as the expansion of a coastal urban core, with a proposed aggregation in rows of 6-8 units on a 140×50 m lot. All themes require stating uses and daylight/ventilation ratios, with the parameters verified in a table. Shared deliverables: a 1:200 or 1:100 site scheme with external works, plans of at least two units at all levels 1:100 with structural elements and dimensions, a section and at least two significant elevations 1:100, and the construction detail of the roof in relation to the facade (1:20).

Required drawings

Shared by the three themes: a 1:200 site scheme (or 1:100 site plan) with external works; plans at all levels 1:100 for at least two dwelling units, with structural elements, dimensions, uses and daylight/ventilation ratios; a significant cross section 1:100; at least two significant elevations; the construction detail of the roof in relation to the facade 1:20; a table verifying the design parameters. Linked first written test: justify the design and construction choices.

Regulations this track calls into play

Editorial anchoring: the rules a well-prepared candidate should have in hand for this theme, each with its current status.

D.P.R. 380/2001Consolidated Building Act (Testo Unico Edilizia)In forceD.M. 1444/1968Mandatory limits of density, height, distance between buildings and urban standardsIn forceD.M. 236/1989Technical requirements for the accessibility of private buildingsIn forceD.Lgs. 192/2005Implementation of Directive 2002/91/EC on the energy performance of buildingsIn forceD.M. 26/06/2015Minimum energy-performance requirements for buildings (the 'minimum requirements decree')In forceD.M. 17/01/2018Technical Standards for Construction (NTC 2018)In force

This theme, across the archive

The same brief seen by theme: every other past exam that asked for it, and the norm kit they share.

Collective housingSingle-family house

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