Titular Professors
The territorial scale is now a lively and intense area of debate that will define the future of many societies and the ways in which citizens live. An integrated analysis of contemporary territorial challenges and the search for adaptable solutions are essential approaches to addressing the growing complexity of our regions, in a global context marked by uncertainty and constant change. External and internal migration, housing availability, land use distribution, and many other issues transcend the local level and require reflection on a larger scale.
This elective course is structured as a seminar-workshop in which students take an active role in researching, analyzing, and formulating processes for generating regional proposals with urban impact. Work will be based on real cases from different regions of the world, fostering a critical understanding of urban transformation processes from a cross-cutting and interdisciplinary perspective.
Through cartographic reconstruction, students will be introduced to the formal and functional understanding of diverse territories, their planning process in all its dimensions, and the impact on people's daily lives, in order to propose coherent, evolutionary, and adaptable solutions.
Exams
Internal / external reports
Exercices, problems, internships
Projects
Group / individual presentations
Self-assessment
Class participation / monitoring
Project corrections: tutorials
Jury corrections