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Introduction |
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Part 1: Forces Affecting Urban Development |
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Viewpoints on the City |
Assignment 1 out |
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The Forces that Made Boston |
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Walking Tour of Boston |
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The Market |
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Case Study: Boston's West End
Guest: James Campano, Editor, The West Ender. |
Identify place for Assignment 1 |
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Social Forces |
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The Public Will |
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The Public Wish |
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Case Study: Shaping Private Development / The Case Of Smart Growth
Guest: Prof. Terry Szold, Principal, Community Planning Solutions |
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Discussion Session (In Sections) |
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Public / Private Partnerships |
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Walking Tour of Providence / Waterfire
Guides: Barnaby Evans, Creator / Producer of Waterfire |
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Field Visit: Boston Redevelopment Authority |
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Visions |
Assignment 1 due |
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Discussion of Assignment 1 (In Sections) |
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Part 2: Models of Urban Design and Development |
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The Traditional City |
Assignment 2 out |
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The City as a Work of Art |
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Case Study: Tradition and Invention in City Design / The Case of San Diego
Guest: Adele Naude Santos, Dean, School of Architecture and Planning |
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Case Study: The High Art of Capital Cities
Guest: Larry Vale, Head, MIT DUSP |
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The Efficient City |
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Case Study: Redeveloping Cities / Case of Beijing
Guest: Yung Ho Chang, Head, MIT Department of Architecture |
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The City in Nature |
Identify plan for Assignment 2 |
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Discussion Session (In Sections) |
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Case Study: The End of the Suburbia?
Guest: Prof. Robert Fishman, University of Michigan, Historian and Critic |
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The Secure City |
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The Information City |
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The Virtual City
Guest: Prof. William Mitchell, Media Lab |
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Debating the Models |
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The Good City |
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Wrap Up |
Assignment 2 due |