Global Certificate in Urban Design Ethics and Urban Resilience
-- ViewingNowThe Global Certificate in Urban Design Ethics and Urban Resilience is a crucial course for professionals aiming to create sustainable and equitable urban spaces. This program focuses on the importance of ethical considerations and resilience in urban design, addressing critical issues such as climate change, social equity, and economic viability.
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⢠Ethical Principles in Urban Design: This unit covers the fundamental ethical principles that guide urban design, including social equity, environmental sustainability, and democratic participation.
⢠Urban Resilience and Climate Change: This unit explores the challenges of climate change and how urban design can contribute to building more resilient cities. It covers topics such as green infrastructure, sustainable transportation, and disaster risk reduction.
⢠Cultural Heritage and Urban Design: This unit examines the relationship between urban design and cultural heritage, including the preservation and integration of historic sites and districts, and the role of urban design in promoting cultural diversity and inclusion.
⢠Urban Economics and Real Estate Development: This unit explores the economic forces that shape urban development, including land use regulations, real estate markets, and public-private partnerships. It covers topics such as urban growth theories, affordable housing, and transit-oriented development.
⢠Sustainable Urban Mobility: This unit focuses on the role of urban design in promoting sustainable transportation, including walking, cycling, public transit, and shared mobility. It covers topics such as complete streets, transit-oriented development, and traffic calming.
⢠Public Space and Urban Design: This unit examines the role of public spaces in urban life, including parks, plazas, streets, and waterfronts. It covers topics such as placemaking, public art, and community engagement.
⢠Equity and Inclusion in Urban Design: This unit explores the challenges of achieving social equity and inclusion in urban design, including issues of race, class, gender, and disability. It covers topics such as affordable housing, accessibility, and community engagement.
⢠Technology and Urban Design: This unit examines the role of technology in urban design, including geographic information systems (GIS), building information modeling (BIM), and smart cities. It covers topics such as digital fabrication, virtual reality, and data-driven decision making.
⢠Urban Design Research Methods: This unit provides an overview of research methods used in urban design,
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