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Third
Year Courses
CRP
301-302 Planning Studio V-VI (4-8)8
In the third year studio the cartographic and quantitative data
compiled in the CRP 290 Summer Practice as well as the local data
and observations obtained through a short excursion to the study
area will be evaluated together. The third year planning studio
will be conducted in two phases. The first is a detailed urban study
devised to comprehend urban structures and to identify major planning
issues. The aim of this first phase is to define major planning
goals to be pursued in the second phase. The second phase constitutes
an exercise to simulate the process of structure planning.
Prerequisite for CRP 301: CRP 202
Prerequisite for CRP 302: CRP 301
CRP
311 Evolution of Turkish Cities (3-0)3
Discusses the classical Ottoman structure and its spatial reflections,
the characteristics of the Ottoman city, the spatial consequences
of the developments in 19th century, spatial policies adopted after
the Independence War, Ankara as a planning experiment, institutionalization
of planning in Turkey and the developments of the post-war period.
CRP
332 Planning Economics (3-0)3
Evaluation of projects in the planning process. Cost-benefit analysis
as a project evaluation technique. Alternative evaluation methods
in urban and regional planning. Welfare consequence and distribution
problems in urban and regional plans and projects. Reniew of certain
studies of plan evaluation.
CRP
333 Urban Design Workshop I (1-4)3
Aims at familiarizing students with the form and functions of the
spatial/physical components of the built environment, via intensive
drawing sessions through the study of selected cases.
CRP
334 Urban Design Workshop II (1-4)3
Deals with the understanding and analysis of urban elements such
as the street, the square, and buildings and their interrelations
with the urban system. Special emphasis given to buildings in terms
of their types, forms and functions.
CRP
335 Review Topics in Economics (3-0)3
Review of essential economic concepts and methods by a study of
contemporary social and urban problems. Adoption of an integrated
framework to analyze urban issues like housing, transportation,
education, health, crime etc. Efficiency and equity criteria. Spatial
market system and spatial market failure to handle the regional
problem. Income distribution. 'Market vs. state' arguments.
CRP
341 Urban Economics (3-0)3
Economic theory and purposes of urban planning; functions of urban
planning in market economies. Formation and distribution of value
in the physical environment; approaches in the explanation of rent
relations; measurement of value in urban land and property. Behavioral
patterns in property markets; investment, development, renewal and
rehabilitation decisions. Planning decisions to monitor values and
behavior in property markets; implications of development rights,
tenure forms, rent control and "other channels of control".
CRP
351 Urban Transport Planning (3-0)3
Designed to cover a whole range of issues related to urban transportation.
Main themes are context and definition of urban transportation planning,
characteristics of urban travel, transportation planning and decision
making, demand and supply analyses. Transport economics and transport
for a sustainable future are examined. Issues regarding the urban
land/use, location choice of urban activities and transportation
also analyzed.
CRP
362 Urban Infrastructure (3-0)3
An introduction to urban environmental issues and network type service
systems. The planning procedure, design criteria and performance
characteristics of the Bank of Province's urban water supply practice,
implementations of urban physical planning, different types of land
suitable analysis techniques through 'multicriteria' qualitative
techniques.
CRP
371 Planning Theory and Techniques (3-0)3
Development of planning idea and thought, differentiation between
planning and design, planning processes, urban planning programming,
planning techniques and ethics.
CRP
382 Legal and Administrative Aspects of Planning (3-0)3
A broad theoretical approach on the subject of the administrative
and the organizational approach to the process of planning. A review
of legal concepts in Turkish legislative, judiciary and administrative
systems. Study of the urban planning process in relation to central
and local governments. Analysis of planning and development laws,
by-laws and regulations and their usage.
CRP
390 Summer Practice: Data Collection for Studio and Computer Presentation
(3-0)3
Students gather and analyze the data required for the third and
fourth year studio work. Data analyzed and archived in computers
for the use in forthcoming studio work.
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