222-0409 – Sustainable urban development (URM)

Objective of the course in terms of learning outcomes and competences The aim of the course is to acquaint students with the basics of spatial planning documentation, spatial planning authorities and other related problems.

The course will cover issues of spatial planning, territorial decision-making and building regulations. In the part on spatial planning, attention will be focused on land-use planning documentation and documentation, territorial management, territorial systems of ecological stability and principles of protection zones and protection of specially protected areas. Part of building regulations will explain building permit and use. At the same time, state construction supervision, the institution of expropriation, construction authorities and the building law and related legislation will be discussed.

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