Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development

Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development

A collection of readings, videos and weblinks on the history of environmental planning and the theoretical basis of ecological urbanism were created. Practical case studies were made directly available to students, in addition to topic research, analyses, and the opportunity to retain course materials, conversations and resources for future iterations.

Teaching Challenge:

The goal of this course was to provide an introduction to the ideas and information necessary to integrate environmental viability and sustainable development with other primary concerns of urban planners, namely, equity, healthy communities and economic development.

Faculty/Instructor(s):

Assistant Professor Joyce Rosenthal

Fellow(s):

Margaret Howard

School, Library, Museum:

Design

Project Deliverable:

New Course iSites development for yearly repurpose

Tools and/or Technologies:

iSites tools, Photoshop

Course(s)/Discipline(s):

GSD-5469: Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development

Year Created:

2011

Supported by the Harvard Initiative for Learning & Teaching (HILT)