Abiarsi Fransisca

Site Planning Online;

Introduction:  site values; exemplary greenfield and urban sites.

Site analysis:  natural site analysis; man made context of sites; infrastructure capacity; development regulations and policies; sites as property; integrating site knowledge.

Site planning methods:  planning processes; users, stakeholders and the public; economic value of sites; design methods; digital media for design; creating a site proposal.

Site infrastructure:  stormwater management; complete streets; pedestrian realms; water supply and disposal; energy for sites; intelligent infrastructure.

Site concepts and performance:  placemaking; subdivision and site assembly; scoring site performance; impact assessment.

Residential sites:  history of residential sites; typology of housing forms; housing and community design; dense residential sites.

Places for commerce and work:  prototypes for shopping; future workplaces; innovation zones; planning for e-commerce.

Places for recreation and culture:  Landscape structure; urban public spaces; human development and play; cultural districts.

College and university planning:  types of universities; campus form and communication; new campuses; networked campuses; planning for adaptability.

Planning communities:  mixed use development; new communities; the future of communities; concluding remarks.

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Critical Development Perspectives;

To identify the key arguments in academic papers
To identify different methodological and conceptual approaches to research
To compare and contrast different perspectives in development
To evaluate the merits of different arguments

 To apply these different perspectives to practice and discuss their implications