Innovation & Excellence In Urban Planning
Course Code: EM01
Course Objective
- Introducing participants to modern information systems and trends in urban planning
- To shed light on the modern mechanisms of urban planning and exposure to different areas of urban planning
- Exposure to problems and obstacles in this area by presenting and analyzing and providing practical solutions and knowledge of the role of modern technologies in modern urban planning
- access to indicators of balance between the optimal size of the population and the optimal distribution of population
- Presentation of successful local and global experiments in urban planning and presentation of modern theories
- Identify participants as well as how to write and prepare technical reports for urban planning
- Define the participants the dimensions of the planning process and the importance of urban planning, especially in the current era of globalization
- reveal the relationship between urban planning and economic and social sciences
Target Audience
- Staff of urban planning departments.
- The staff of the specialized agencies in planning and urban design.
- The staff of the entities concerned with urban development.
- Leaders of city administrations.
- Senior management staff in the secretariats and municipalities.
- Central administration staff in city and municipal secretariats.
- Specialists in urban planning, urban and regional planning, architecture and environmental architecture.
- Engineering office officials specialized in urban planning.
- Environmentalists of cities.
- Specialists in geographical systems of cities.Purchasing and supply chain managersProject managers
Course Outline
- Concept of urban planning.
- Elements influencing urban planning.
- Vacuum in urban schemes.
- Development and adaptation of humanitarian elements in urban planning.
- Humanization of cities.
- Materials and appearance of the city
- Address the historical, historical and cultural values of cities.
- Visual and sensory perception of the city and the focus of visual identity.
- aesthetic shapes and public spaces.
- Frequency and frequency in the city.
- Buildings, roads, neighborhoods and borders.
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