Urban Development
| Lecturer (assistant) | |
|---|---|
| Type | lecture |
| Duration | 2 SWS |
| Term | Wintersemester 2024/25 |
| Language of instruction | German |
| Position within curricula | See TUMonline |
| Dates | See TUMonline |
- 21.10.2024 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
- 28.10.2024 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
- 04.11.2024 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
- 11.11.2024 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
- 18.11.2024 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
- 25.11.2024 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
- 02.12.2024 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
- 09.12.2024 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
- 16.12.2024 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
- 20.01.2025 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
- 27.01.2025 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
- 03.02.2025 09:45-11:15 0360, Theodor-Fischer-Hörsaal
Admission information
Objectives
After the course, students will be able to
• describe key current trends in urban development from a social, ecological and economic perspective on diverse spatial scales,
• explain and apply important (human geographic) models of spatial structure and development,
• explain the system of spatial planning in Germany as well as current goals and principles of spatial planning,
• use references to spatially oriented strategies for design and planning practice as methods and tools in design and make professionally argued recommendations for urban development, and
• refer to examples of current methods in research on urban development.
• describe key current trends in urban development from a social, ecological and economic perspective on diverse spatial scales,
• explain and apply important (human geographic) models of spatial structure and development,
• explain the system of spatial planning in Germany as well as current goals and principles of spatial planning,
• use references to spatially oriented strategies for design and planning practice as methods and tools in design and make professionally argued recommendations for urban development, and
• refer to examples of current methods in research on urban development.
Description
Understanding of space, concept of development, definitions
Spatial development of socio-economic indicators, spatial disparities
Map interpretation
Theories of spatial structure and development: urbanisation, suburbanisation, migration; segregation, gentrification
Accessibility, Alonso's monocentric city model
Agglomeration effects
Current trends and developments: smart cities, housing demand, demographic change
Basics of spatial planning in Germany: spatial planning and state planning, regional planning, municipal urban development planning: development plan, land use plan. Link to neighboring legal areas
Planning principles
Informal planning
European level
Land policy
History of planning, planning theory
Methods of planning
Organizations in the field of spatial development in Germany
Spatial development of socio-economic indicators, spatial disparities
Map interpretation
Theories of spatial structure and development: urbanisation, suburbanisation, migration; segregation, gentrification
Accessibility, Alonso's monocentric city model
Agglomeration effects
Current trends and developments: smart cities, housing demand, demographic change
Basics of spatial planning in Germany: spatial planning and state planning, regional planning, municipal urban development planning: development plan, land use plan. Link to neighboring legal areas
Planning principles
Informal planning
European level
Land policy
History of planning, planning theory
Methods of planning
Organizations in the field of spatial development in Germany
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge from the project work and modules of semesters 1 - 6 as well as the study abroad period.