An approach to designing urban spaces that balances environmental, social, and economic needs for future generations.

Areas in urban environments dedicated to vegetation and nature, promoting biodiversity and community well-being.

The process of designing efficient transport systems that support sustainable urban development and reduce environmental impact.

Involving local residents in the planning process to ensure their needs and insights shape urban development.

The skill of creating structured documents that present ideas and plans to stakeholders, persuading them to support projects.

The variety of plant and animal life in a given area, crucial for maintaining healthy ecosystems in urban settings.

Issues faced by cities, such as pollution, traffic congestion, and lack of green spaces, requiring innovative solutions.

Individuals or groups with an interest in urban planning outcomes, including residents, officials, and organizations.

A process to identify and analyze the needs and priorities of local populations to inform planning decisions.

Advantages provided by ecosystems, such as improved air quality and reduced heat, resulting from green spaces.

A visual tool used to organize and connect ideas, helping to clarify relationships between concepts in planning.

Transportation methods that minimize environmental impact, such as public transit, cycling, and walking.

The effect that a project or development has on the surrounding environment, including ecological and social factors.

The comprehensive document that outlines the urban development plan, including goals, designs, and stakeholder input.

Responses and insights gathered from local residents regarding proposed urban plans, essential for refining proposals.

The art and science of shaping the physical features of cities, including buildings, public spaces, and infrastructure.

Examples of urban developments that effectively integrate sustainability principles and community needs.

A clear description of an issue that a proposal aims to address, guiding the development of solutions.

Methods used to illustrate ideas and designs, making proposals more understandable and engaging.

A collection of work showcasing skills and understanding, often used to demonstrate competency in planning.

A self-assessment method where students evaluate their learning and application of concepts after each module.

Strategies used in writing to convince stakeholders of the merits of a proposal or plan.

The process of planning and conducting gatherings to discuss urban proposals and gather local input.

The practice of reviewing feedback from residents to improve urban development proposals.

The process of planning and creating parks and natural areas that enhance urban environments and community health.