Kate Fichter, Eric Plosky
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Jan/30 |
Wed |
01:00PM-04:00PM |
9-450A+B |
Enrollment: ACTIVITY FULL
Sign-up by 01/25
Limited to 30 participants
As a vital and complex element of any urban or regional environment, transportation infrastructure both affects and is affected by land use patterns, economic development policies, political power-brokering and environmental resources, and so offers a lens through which to study many of the choices and constraints available to today's planners. This seminar will offer a practice-oriented overview of the issues, players and trends most relevant to contemporary transportation planning, as taught by two MIT/DUSP alumni currently working in the field.
Sponsor(s): Urban Studies and Planning
Contact: Ezra Glenn, 7-337, x3-2024, eglenn@mit.edu