Each student team shall present
its assigned cities as a case study to the class during the term. This oral presentation
shall be
accompanied by an Adobe pdf slide show limited to 20 slides, including one slide that sets the context for the city—location,
climate type, population, and density.
Please upload your case study to the course Google Drive folder prior to
presentation. They will be available to
course members while in the UK as well as before and after.
Each team is assigned a city presented in the textbook, Green Cities of Europe
(GCE) and a North American city with which to compare it. Your task is to
distill, interpret, and analyze information from the text and
corroborating sources as well as provide color images of and graphics
about the cities that support or argue against the author's claims. It would be most effective to compare
your cities side-by-side in your presentation. Cite sources for
all images and information included in your presentation. Do NOT
simply read the text to your colleagues. The previous classes have developed a
rating system for green cities that you will use in your Green Cities analysis and
presentation as well as in your journal's discovery experiences. The
rating system and your subsequent analyses and discovery experiences may
form the basis for a future conference paper. Use this checklist
as a guide to your analysis.
Reading Assignments before Jan 20
- "Introduction:
Why Study European Cities," GCE, pp 1–28.
- Introductory material, London's Contemporary
Architecture 6th ed., pp 9–21
- Chapter 9, "Conclusion: Green Cities of
Europe as Compelling Models," GCE, pp 215–224
- "A Green Cities Checklist: A Subjective
Rating Rubric," pp 1–4
Exemplar Web Site
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