Explore a range of perspectives in relation to contemporary architecture and urbanism, on a course jointly accredited by The University of Manchester and Manchester Metropolitan University.

https://www.manchester.ac.uk/study/masters/courses/list/0778...

Sustainable Urban Design 1: New Approaches to Urbanism

https://onlineacademy.ucem.ac.uk/shop/free-online-courses/po...

Procurement: Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel
We want to encourage fresh thinking for design and building projects in London. To do this, we work closely with the people and organisations who are building a better London.

One of the ways we support them is by advising on procurement options and design decisions through the Architecture Design and Urbanism Panel.

City Hall is currently in the process of procuring a new replacement framework, the Architecture + Urbanism Framework (A+U). The new framework will support the Mayor’s mission-led approach to the recovery of London and aims to showcase innovation in public sector procurement processes and address the underrepresentation of women and people from minority groups by being more representative of London’s diverse population.

https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/regeneration/advice-and...

I do a lot of translations related to urbanism, urban planning and development in cities.

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Urbanism is a lens through which to view and interpret the city. Urbanists attempt to understand how economic, political, social, ecological and cultural characteristics of place affect urban form and social life. While the most well-known and codified “formal” urbanism is, of course, the New Urbanism, recent entries to the field range from the environmentally-focused (Ecological, Landscape or Sustainable Urbanism), to the people-centered (Participatory or DIY Urbanism) to the….well, I’m not exactly sure (Bricole, Propagative, Gypsy or Retrofuture Urbanism).

Urban design, on the other hand, moves beyond the study of space; it is the practice of actively shaping the city in a desired fashion. Urban designers improve the livability of cities by translating plans into physical strategies, establishing design criteria for development projects, designing the space between buildings, and arranging public spaces, streets, blocks, neighborhoods and infrastructure in a logical and meaningful way. Good urban designers account for built, human, and natural systems, and are thus inherently interdisciplinary practitioners. The finest urban designers trust their instincts and training but also rely on the best research possible, whether from academic sources or from their own public outreach. In this way, urban design is both art and science, occupying the conceptual space between architecture and urban planning.

https://denverurbanism.com/2010/12/urbanism-and-urban-design...