Courses Urban Studies :: RBST 341
RBST 341
Interpretive Urban Design
Instructor: G. Mouton
3 Credits [E]
This course will examine the concept of interpretive issues within the traditional downtown urban design framework today. Interpretive issues within traditional city cores have become a major part of cultural, economic development in city design. Within the retrenchment of traditional downtown retail to suburban malls, cultural development has become a principle economic tool in re-establishing critical mass in the downtown.
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