Urban Design Politics
Description
Examines ways that urban design contributes to distribution of political power and resources in cities. Investigates the nature of relations between built form and political purposes through close study of public and private sector design commissions and planning processes that have been clearly motivated by political pressures, as well as more tacit examples. Lectures and discussions focus on cases from both developed and developing countries.
Subject Number
4.253
Semester
Year
2023
Prerequisites
Permission of instructor
Can Be Repeated for Credit
No
Thesis
No
Cancelled
No
Instructor(s) (Non-Users)
Lawrence Vale
Schedule
M 3-6
Location
5-231
Discipline
Credits + Level
3-0-9
G
Joint Subjects
11.302