Urban Design (Taught)

Reasons to choose Kingston

• You will have opportunities to work on live projects, such as European and local consultancy briefs within the Landscape Interface Studio.

• There are international workshops, external lectures and optional visits to London shows, museums and institutions.

• There are opportunities to work in collaboration with industry. Students have worked with Arup, AECOM, Atkins, Gustafson Porter + Bowman, Grant Associates and Historic Royal Parks.

About this course
This course is designed for architects, landscape architects, environmental designers and strategic planners who want to be involved in designing the cities of the future. Design projects will address live briefs at a range of scales, from the strategic to the site-specific. Themes include public realm, green and blue infrastructures, resilient and adaptive city strategies, growth and transformation through time, climate change, biodiversity, and zones of transition. Through critical case studies, and your final MA project, you may tailor the course to your interests and study chosen areas in greater depth.

Example modules

• Landscape & Urbanism Design Portfolio

• Landscape & Urbanism Theory, Research and Representation

• Landscape & Urbanism Professional Practice, Process and Making

These modules are subject to validation as our curriculum is currently being validated.

For a full list of modules please visit the Kingston University course webpage.

Course Modules

Example modules: Landscape & Urbanism Design Portfolio; Landscape & Urbanism Theory, Research and Representation; Landscape & Urbanism Professional Practice, Process and Making. These modules are subject to validation as our curriculum is currently
being validated. For a full list of modules please visit the Kingston University course webpage.