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UEPP 539: Applications in Urban Design
This course provides students with applied and hands-on experience in urban design. The course adopts a studio format. Students in this course will apply principles and methods to investigate a project site, analyze its components, identify needs and assets, develop socio-spatial programs, and propose forms, uses, and activities that meet needs and aspirations of current and future users. Students will work in teams during part of the research and produce independently individual urban design solutions, scenarios, and projects. The course encourages utopian thinking and the development of “ideal” urban design solutions that are informed by political, economic, cultural, and spatial realities and desires.
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- UEPP 529 Urban Design Fundamentals
requires (ENVS 343 or UEPP 343) and (ENVS 360 or UEPP 360)- ENVS 343 Urbanization: Processes and Patterns
requires ENVS 204 or Geography OBSOLETE 201 or ENVS 361 or UEPP 361 or UEPP 261 - UEPP 343 Urban: Processes Patterns
requires ENVS 204 or UEPP 361 or UEPP 261 or UEPP 370 - UEPP 360 Plan Graphics and Site Design
requires UEPP 261- UEPP 261 Planning the American City (shown above)
- ENVS 343 Urbanization: Processes and Patterns
From Banner's catalog for Spring 2027. Banner lists only the requisites it enforces, so check the catalog entry too.
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