Histories of Global Urbanism

3 credits · Graduate School

Cultural interactions between peoples and built environment. Worldwide roots of urban form and life from first glimmers of modernity to recent history's standardized and networked commercial, post-colonial, and post-industrial city. Aesthetic appreciation of and engagement with urban planning, architecture, storytelling, intimacy, and informality. No credit for students who have earned credit for HART 2779. [3]