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This is an archived course. A more recent version may be available at ocw.mit.edu.
Students should choose a case of their choice to research in order to present their findings for discussion. The subject may be historical or an example of contemporary theory and practice; it may relate closely to a student's thesis. The choice of case and topic will be made and developed in consultation with the instructor. A paper, posted on a Web site, is required. Students will also keep a weekly journal of reflections on readings and class discussions. All work is courtesy of the student named, and used with permission.
Boston's Metropolitan Past: Baxter & Eliot's 1893 Plan - Steve Moga
The Development of the Bronx River Alliance: Lessons in Organizational Structure and Goal Implementation - Carrie Grassi
Re-Scoring the City: A Follow-up of Lawrence Halprin's Scoring Practice - Kate James
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