Certificate in DLP for Urban Design: Practical Applications

• Urban Design Principles: Understanding the fundamental principles of urban design, including walkability, connectivity, and sustainable development.
• Digital Tools for Urban Design: Exploring various digital tools and technologies used in urban design, such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), 3D modeling software, and data visualization tools.
• DLP (Data-Led Planning) for Urban Design: Learning how to apply data-led planning approaches in urban design, including data collection, analysis, and interpretation.
• Transportation Planning: Understanding the role of transportation planning in urban design, including the design of streets, public transportation systems, and active transportation networks.
• Public Space Design: Learning how to design public spaces that are safe, accessible, and functional for all users.
• Urban Regeneration: Exploring the role of urban design in urban regeneration, including the reuse of brownfield sites, adaptive reuse of historic buildings, and the creation of vibrant, mixed-use districts.
• Community Engagement: Understanding the importance of community engagement in urban design, including best practices for public participation, stakeholder engagement, and co-design.
• Sustainable Urban Design: Learning how to design sustainable urban environments, including the use of green infrastructure, renewable energy, and low-carbon materials.
• Policy and Regulation: Understanding the role of policy and regulation in shaping urban design, including zoning laws, building codes, and urban growth boundaries.