The course builds on Chapters from the history of non-European architecture 1. The lectures deal with basic information about non-European architecture, its origin and development in famous dynasties and in various periods of history and in different regions of the world - from China in the east to South America in the west. Lecture blocks are grouped chronologically according dynasties and are complemented by numerous photos. With an overview of the most famous monuments, the course points out the way in which the architecture of those times was influenced by local traditions and how it influenced the character and personality of the architectural heritage of the particular area as well. Topics: 1. The Umajjas in Spain 2. Seljuk Turks in Anatolia 3. Seljuk Turks in Central Asia 4. The Fatimids in Egypt 5. The Mamluks and the Crusaders 6. Mongols 7. The Timurids 8. Mughal emperors in India 9. Safavids in Iran 10. Ottoman Turks 11. Colonial architecture 12. Postcolonial architecture 13. Overview, repetition 14. Credit test
Monological explanation (lecture, presentation,briefing)
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Barkman, A.:. Making Sense of Islamic Art ß Architecture. London Thames ß Hudson, 2015.
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Danby, M.:. Moorisch style. London Pahidon, 1995.
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Glancey, J.:. Architektura. Slovart Praha, 2007.
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Glassner, J.:. Mezopotámie: 34. století př.nl. a 539 př.n.l.. Praha Nakladatelství Lidové noviny, 2004.
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Hawass, Z.:. Pyramidy: magické symboly starého Egypta. Čestlice REBO, 2004.
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Jansen, G.:. Totalstadt. Beijing case. König, 2006.
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kolektiv autorů. Poklady Orientu - Historie a kultura Islámu. Praha, 2010.
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Longhena, M.:. Mexiko: Mayové, Aztékové a dlaší předkolumbovské národy. Čestlice REBO, 2006.
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Procházka, A.B. Introduction To ISlamic Architecture. Zurich, 1986.
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Procházka, A.B. Islamic Arches. Zurich, 1994.
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Vavřínek, V., Balcárek,P.:. Encyklopedie Byzance. Praha Libri, 2011.
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Visoná, M.:. A history of art in Africa. London Thames ß Hudson, 2000.
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Wei, R.:. Buddhist buildings. Wien Springer, 2000.
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