The one-day workshop will provide an understanding of the role urban design can play through the planning process and how planners can effectively engage, evaluate and assess urban design evidence/comments they may receive.
This is aimed at planners who are seeking to gain an understanding of the theory, principles and practice of urban design and how this can be applied to planning and when an urban designer could be required to achieved the intended planning outcomes sought in the resource consent and plan making process.
The course is based around up-to-date case studies and
evaluating current best practice, using both local and international examples
in Auckland, Queenstown, Tauranga, Christchurch and in North America. This is
supported by the presenters’ own professional experiences working on a wide
range of urban design issues and projects.
This workshop is aimed at planners but is open to all built environment professionals with an interest in developing effective urban design outcomes in practice. The class will be interactive and draws on the presenters’ real life working examples including projects dealing with both small and large scale projects including, master-planning, Special Housing Areas, residential and commercial developments and infrastructure issues.
Attendees are invited to also bring examples from their own
experience for discussion and comment.
Registration is easy! Simply click the ‘Add to Cart’ button above and follow the prompts.
Hope you can join us!
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