Online interactive sessions with critical appraisal of basic concepts of Urban Design conducted by Urban Design graduates or assistant professors and visiting lecturers from the top Urban Design graduate programs in the world - Columbia University GSAPP, New York City; Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Cambridge; Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Cambridge; School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi; Bartlett Development Planning Unit, UCL, London, KU Leuven Belgium, working in internationally renowned Urban Design offices across the world, from North and South America, Europe and Asia.
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Online interactive classes with critical appraisal of basic concepts of urban design conducted by Urban Design graduates or associate professors from the top Urban Design graduate programs in the world - Columbia University GSAPP, New York City; Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Cambridge; Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Cambridge; School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi; Bartlett School of Architecture UCL, London working in internationally renowned Urban Design offices across the world, from North and South America, Europe and Asia.
Organized by Sreyash Dasgupta, Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design from Columbia University GSAPP, New York City.
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Introduction to Digital Techniques in Urban Design
Amitabha Choudhury
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Amitabha Choudhury has over 25 years of professional urban design experience in Australia, the Asia Pacific and South Asia in both private and public sector roles. This includes master plans for new cities, urban renewal projects, residential master plans, transport terminals and transit-oriented development strategies, as well as development control plans, urban design studies and site-specific development controls.
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Amitabha’s urban design interests lie in place based urban design and the formulation of qualitative design controls. He is involved in teaching at the University of New South Wales, Sydney as the course coordinator of the Urban and Regional Design course (BEIL6002) offered as interdisciplinary learning.