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URBN PL M295Introduction to Urban Humanities

Urban Planning · 4 units · Graduate courses (200-299)

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(Same as Architecture and Urban Design M295.) Core introduction to urban humanities. Analytical and descriptive methods of humanities paired with speculative and projective methods of architectural and urban design to better understand contemporary state of human environment. Focus on Los Angeles, with concepts seminar, methods laboratory, projects studio, and site visit components. Offered in summer only.

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