Community Design Context

3 credits · Undergraduate

Our communities are shaped by a wide range of factors as varied as the way we organize power within our government system, the significance of the profit motive in our economy, and our cultural desire to separate work and home. This course considers various governance, economic, social, demographic, and service issues that influence the shape and regulation of communities and landscapes in the contemporary context. It examines a range of scales, from international through national, provincial and local. PREREQUISITES: PLAN 1001.03 or concurrent RESTRICTIONS: Restricted to students in: Bachelor of Community Design FORMATS: Lecture | Seminar