- Course Code :
ARC 451
- Level :
Undergraduate
- Course Hours :
3.00
Hours
- Department :
Department of Architectural Engineering
Instructor information :
Area of Study :
Upon successful completion of the course, the student should be able to:
1. Develop the students' knowledge to identify the different planning approaches used in the ancient civilizations, e.g. Egyptian, Mesopotamian and Greek civilizations.
2. Train the students to distinguish between the different levels of urban planning, from region, to city to district.
3. Prepare the students to use the urban planning survey techniques.
4. Train the students to perform the different urban analysis and conducting the different urban studies.
Prepare the students to formulate appropriate upgrading techniques for deteriorated city districts.
6. Train the students to come up with a professional master plan for the city district.
7. Develop the students' knowledge of the different upgrading techniques for both the deteriorated and informal districts.
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This course provides the basic understanding knowledge for the urban planning discipline. It illustrates the core methodology of urban planning that is used in the different levels of planning. The students are given a real time project focusing mainly on the district level. The course illustrates how to analyze the present urban situation, formulates a proper development and upgrading vision, and finally formulates a strategic plan for the upgrading of the city.
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Books:
Course notes :
Course notes are required.
Recommended books :
-EL.Wakil, S., Urban Planning: Principles, Basics & Applications, Cairo, 2006.
-Levy, J. Contemporary urban planning , Routledge, 2016.
-Weber, R. and Randal, C, The oxford handbook of urban planning, Oxford, 2015.
Periodicals :
-Town planning review.
-Journal of urban planning and development.
Web Sites :
http://www.planning.org/planning/
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