Teaching staff

Subject teacher

Prof. dr. Aneta Hristova-Popovska
Doc. dr. Mihajlo Zinoski
Doc. dr. Meri Batakoja

Syllabus/curriculum of the subject – Selected topics in public buildings
Course of study Architecture
Source 4.14.7; 4.15.8; 5.7.9; 5.8.9; 5.9.10; 5.10.10
The organizer of the study program The University Of St Cyril and Methodius " in Skopje
Faculty, Skopje, macedonia
The institute for architectural design
Grade The second-cycle studies
Academic year / semester IV V V V V V / 7,8,9,10
Number of ECTS 1
Teacher Prof. dr. Aneta Hristova-Popovska
Doc. dr. Mihajlo Zinoski
Prerequisites for entering the course According to the study rules and the study program
Course objectives (competences) To deepen the students ' knowledge of the innovative architectural and engineering aspects of the objects of a public nature, in the context of contemporary national and international development efforts.
The content of the program • Innovative programming methods: observations and assumptions about the development trends of modern social systems and their institutions
• The innovative architecture of concepts: the public space as a medium, the urban mentality, and culture
• The media and the public spaces – a new musical languages of assets, and the techniques of architecture in the digital age
• Innovative, technical and technological, and cultural concepts from the point of view of sustainability, energy efficiency, etc.
• Specific architectural aspects of a particular program group, and public buildings
Methods of teaching Observation, analysis, and теоретизација and/or hands-on work in the проблемски perspective and through an interactive and interdisciplinary teaching
The total available number of classes 25 hours
The distribution of the расположивото time 15+10+0+0+0 hours
The forms of educational activities in 15.1 Lectures – 15 hours
15.2 Exercises (graphics, аудиториски, and the different) – 10 hours
Other forms of activity. 16.1 Project tasks – 0 hours
16.2 Independent tasks – 0 hours
16.3 A learning – 0 hours
Method of assessment 17.1 Colloquium – 0 points
17.2 Graphic exercise – 80 points
17.3 Programming assignment – 10 points
17.4. the Presence of tutorials – for 10 points
17.5. the Presence of exercise – 10 points
The criteria for evaluation (SCORE-EVALUATION) 50 points – 5 (F)
51-60 – 6 (E)
61-70 – 7 (D)
71-80 – 8 (C)
81-90 – 9 (B)
91-100 – 10 (A)
The condition of the signature, and the passing of the final exam 41 score
Language of instruction English
A method of monitoring the quality of teaching Surveys of the students, and it's a process of self-evaluation
References Required reading:
– Neuman, J. David. Building Type Basics for College and University Facilities. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2003.
– Kohn, A. Eugen, Paul Katz. Building Type Basics for Office Buildings. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2002.
– Perkins, Bradford. Building Type Basics for Elementary and Secondary Schools. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2001.
– Hardy, Hugh and Stephen A. Kliment. Building Type Basics for Performing Arts Facilities. Wiley, 2006.
– Webb, Terry. Building Libraries for the 21-st Century: the Shape of Information. McFarland & Company, 2004.
– Rozenblatt, Artur. Building Type Basics for Museums. John Wiley & Sons, 2001.

Further reading:
– Cox, Anthony and Philip Groves. Hospitals & Health Care Facilities (Design & Development Guides). DE, 1990.
– Dawes, John. Design and Planning of Swimming Pools. London: Architectural Press, 1979.
– Whitaker, Rex Allen, Ilona von Kordyi. By Planning Handbook. Wiley & Sons Publisher, 1976.