Asia's Past and Present Urban Planning and Development

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You will learn about Explore the ancient urban planning principles, understanding the layout, infrastructure, and social organization Examine the impact of colonialism on urban planning in cities Analyze contemporary urban challenges faced by cities in Asia, including rapid urbanization Explore urban development practices in Asian cities, This course is ideal for individuals who are Urbanists, Planners, Architects, Social activist, Politicians, government officials. It is particularly useful for Urbanists, Planners, Architects, Social activist, Politicians, government officials.

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Title: Asia's Past and Present Urban Planning and Development

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.25

Number of Lectures: 17

Number of Published Lectures: 17

Number of Curriculum Items: 17

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 17

Original Price: Free

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What You Will Learn

Explore the ancient urban planning principles, understanding the layout, infrastructure, and social organization
Examine the impact of colonialism on urban planning in cities
Analyze contemporary urban challenges faced by cities in Asia, including rapid urbanization
Explore urban development practices in Asian cities,

Who Should Attend

Urbanists, Planners, Architects, Social activist, Politicians, government officials.

Target Audiences

Urbanists, Planners, Architects, Social activist, Politicians, government officials.

This course offers a comprehensive exploration of Asia’s urban planning and development, spanning from ancient civilizations to modern-day metropolises. Through a multidisciplinary approach, students will delve into the historical, cultural, and socio-economic factors that have shaped urban landscapes across East, West, Central, and South Asia. Beginning with the ancient cities of East Asia, students will analyze the intricate planning principles and architectural marvels that reflect the ingenuity of early urban planners. Moving through history, the course will examine the colonial influences on urban development, highlighting the lasting impact of colonial legacies on urban form and function. Transitioning to the present day, students will explore the contemporary urban challenges facing Asian cities, including rapid urbanization, environmental degradation, and social inequality.

By the end of this course, you will have a deep understanding of the complex dynamics of urban planning and development in Asia. You will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to critically analyze urban environments, identify key challenges, and propose informed solutions for creating resilient, inclusive, and sustainable cities in the Asian context.

Join us on this enlightening journey through Asia’s urban landscapes. Enroll today and be part of shaping the cities of tomorrow by learning about past historical cities.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Course: An overview

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: West Asia: City Form Development

Lecture 1: Introduction to West Asia: City Form Development

Lecture 2: Mega Cities in West Asia: A Paradigm Shift in Urban Development

Lecture 3: Birth of Cities in Ancient West Asia

Lecture 4: West Asian Cities influenced by Islamic Civilisation

Lecture 5: Colonial urban development in West Asia

Lecture 6: Role of the oil boom and the development of mega city complexes

Lecture 7: Intersection of Globalization, urban spectacle, leisure, and tourism in urban pl

Chapter 3: South Asia

Lecture 1: Ancient Forms in South Asia: City Form Developments

Lecture 2: Indus Valley Civilization Urban Planning Systems.

Lecture 3: Maurya and Gupta Period Urban Planning Systems

Lecture 4: Mughal Empire Urban Planning Systems

Lecture 5: Port Cities

Lecture 6: Public Spaces in Colonial Indian Context

Chapter 4: East Asia

Lecture 1: Early Cities in East Asia

Lecture 2: Japanese Urban Planning

Lecture 3: Hyper Density and Contemporary East Asian Cities

Instructors

Prof. M. SENTHIL
Architect | Urbanist | Academician

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