UD 502 – Spring 2015 – Sustainable Neighbourhood Design.

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Class Resources:

Click here to download syllabus and schedule

Click here to download assignment 1 template

Click here to download assignment 2 template

Click here to download assignment 3 template

Click here to download assignment 4/5 template

Click here to download final presentation (warning, large file)

Click here to access final project publication as free .pdf. 

Click here to access final project publication as purchasable hard copy

 

Class Lectures

Lecture 1 – Systems, Principles and Governance.PPT,

Lecture 2 – Frank Ducote Lecture. 

Lecture 3 – Songs of Making Territories – Patrick Chan. PPT

Lecture 4 – Walkable Neighbourhoods. PDF

Lecture 5 – Vancouver Typologies Case Studies. PDF

Lecture 6 – Whole Systems Thinking. PDF

 Lecture 7 – Urban Design Drawings Presentation PDF

 

Additional Articles/Resources:

“The Economics (and Nostalgia) of Dead Malls” – NY Times

“Lifestyle centers originated in the United States.Will a new-generation shopping mall become established in Japan?”  – The Japan News

“Italian Music Terms” – Music Theory

“Inaugural MUD Studio 2 104 Corridor Soundscape Ensemble 1”

“Inaugural MUD Studio 2 104 Corridor Soundscape Ensemble 2”

“Ransford: Single-family zones could solve shortage” – The Vancouver Sun

“Young Prospects? Vancouver’s Wealth Gap Demands a Drastic Move” – The Tyee

“A Practitioners Guide to Urban Design Literature” – Gordon

“The Ten Best Urban Design Books Ever Written?” – Toderian

“Place-Temporality and Urban Place- Rhythms in Urban Analysis and Design: An Aesthetic Akin to Music” – Wunderlich

“1 Page Building Typologies Illustrations” – Perkins and Will

“Better Urban Design Could Add Years to Your Life” – James Roberts, CBC News

“Sitelines” – BCSLA

“Oh To Be a Traveler at Home” – Douglas Paterson

“To Draw is to See, To See is to Understand” – Frank Ducote

“The Essence of Drawing” – Colette Parsons

“Ideas for Local Street Closures”

Pictures from Second Design Charrette: Photo 1, Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4

“Melbourne’s Hyper-Dense skyscrapers would never be allowed in other global Centres, a new report finds” – Clay Lucas, The Age

“Melbourne allowing high rise development at rate that would never be allowed overseas, report finds” – abc news (aus)

“To investigate planning policies that deliver positive social outcomes in hyper-dense, high-rise residential environments” – Leanne Hodyl

“Stop the Dubai-zation of Vancouver” – Patrick Condon, The Tyee

Pictures from  Feb 12 “Pin Down”: Photo1, Photo 2, Photo 3

Pictures from Feb 26 “Charrette” Photo1, Photo2, Photo3, Photo4, Photo5