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LARP 601. Fall 2012

THE PHILADELPHIA STUDIO: Catalytic Metropolitan Lines

Professors: Lucinda Sanders-Nicholas Pevzner-Christopher Marcinkoski-David Maestres

Part Time Assistant: Jessica Henson

Teaching Assistants: Benjamin Nicolosi Endo-Matt Ells-Nathan Dickman-Jeff McLeod


LARP 601. Fall 2011

THE PHILADELPHIA STUDIO: Urban Transformation and the Making of Sustainable Districts

Professors: Lucinda Sanders-David Gouverneur-Christopher Marcinkoski-David Maestres

Part Time Assistants: Greg Burrell-Nick Pevzner-Todd Montgomery-Sahar Moin

Teaching Assistants: Abigail Smith-Ashley Ludwig-James Tenyenhuis-Veronica Rivera

10.25.2011

Recommended Readings


Climate change
The heat is on
A new analysis of the temperature record leaves little room for the doubters. The world is warming
Oct 22nd 2011 | from the print edition
        

http://www.economist.com/node/21533360



Solar power
A painful eclipse
Solar power companies are struggling. But the survivors will have a bright future
Oct 15th 2011 | YUMA COUNTY, ARIZONA | from the print edition

http://www.economist.com/node/21532279



Oct 17. Cross Section Pin Up


Prof. David Gouverneur with studios LARP 601.002 and 601.004

Purva Chawla

Prof. Christopher Marcinkoski and Design Critic Assistant Todd Montgomery

Susanna Burrows and Jessica Rossi-Mastracci

Prof. Christopher Marcinkoski with Shushmita Mizan and Kenneth Tang

Design Critic Assistant Todd Montgomery and Melissa Levin

Kuan Gao

Agnes Ladjevardi and Shuo Yan

Hang Su

Mingyu Yin

Chenlu Fang

10.07.2011

Recommended Readings

PART 2 URBAN CULTURE AND SOCIETY
"The Negro Problems of Philadelphia," "The Question of Earning a Living," and "Color Prejudice" by W.E.B Dubois
PART 6 URBAN PLANNING THEORY AND PRACTICE
"Green Urbanism and the Lessons of European Cities: 'The Vision of Green Urbanism' and 'Creating Green and Sustainable Cities in the United States: Lessons from Europe'" by Timothy Beatley
PART 8 THE FUTURE OF THE CITY
"Planning Sustainable and Livable Cities" by Stephen Wheeler

Chapter Four: Redesigning Communities
1. History and Bioregion
2. Purification and Recycling
3. Soil
4. Working with Existing Structures
5. Biology and Architecture: the New Synthesis
6. Growing Food in Communities
7. Transportation, Power and New Shapes of Employment


10.04.2011

Precedent Studies. Analysis. 10.03.11


More than 20 projects presented, among the most significant ones: Seattle Olympic Park by Weiss + Manfredi, Emerald Necklace by Olmsted, Copacabana, Amsterdam Airport, Louisville Master Plan, Porta Susa, Atlanta Beltline, Living Cities by Olin, Broadacre City by Wright, Agronica by Branzi, Pig City by MVRDV, Ile Seguin by Desvignes and Nouvel, Toronto Lower Don Lands Master Plan by MVVA, Duisburg Inner Harbor, Hafen City, Borneo Sporenburg by West 8, Taichung Gateway Park by Stan Allen, Edinburgh, West Kowloon Cultural Center by Foster and Partners, Hammarby Sjöstad, Back Bay Boston, Madrid Rio by West 8, Barcelona Forum, Yokohama by foa, Moll de la Fusta and Bilbao.

Nathan Dickman and Jiaqi Wang

Matthew Ells

Eunjee Kim and Victor Czulak

Jeong Hwa Lee

Jianchun Zhu, Yi Wang and Yitian Zhao

Kyung Keun Lee and Huan Zheng

Hang Su and Mingyu Yin

Zhe Chen and Chenlu Fang

Melissa Levin

10.03.2011

Recommended Reading


Landscapes of Infrastructure, by Elizabeth Mossop 163

The Landscape Urbanism Reader

Charles Waldheim, editor





10.01.2011

Recommended Readings



Territories of Urban Design Practice
113 Where and How Does Urban Design Happens? 
Alex Krieger
131 Defining the Urbanistic Project: Ten Contemporary Approaches
Joan Busquest





16 Part One
Landscape, Urbanization, and Waste
46 Chapter Two
The Production of Waste Landscape