Courses

The West Philadelphia Landscape Project is an action research program integrating research, teaching, and community service. The courses listed to the right are taught at the University of Pennsylvania by Professor Anne Whiston Spirn; each draws from the resources of the WPLP. Transforming the Urban Landscape, a graduate studio course in landscape architecture, and Power of Place, an introductory course in urban environmental design, engage Penn students with teachers and students at Sulzberger Middle School. The City is an introductory lecture course that explores the past, present, and future of American cities. Click on the icons to visit the courses' websites and view online posting of student work.

history icon Urban Studies (URBS) 210
The City
Spring 1999.
place icon Urban Studies (URBS) 205
Power of the Place: Introduction to Urban Environmental Design
Spring 1999.

Past Courses

history icon Urban Studies (URBS) 205
Power of the Place: Introduction to Urban Environmental Design
Spring 1998.
history icon Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning (LARP) 601
Transforming the Urban Landscape
Fall 1998.

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Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning (LARP) 601
Transforming the Urban Landscape
Fall 1997.

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Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning (LARP) 601
Transforming the Urban Landscape
Fall 1996.


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Last Update: March 10, 1999