COURSES
We offer a growing number of free online courses and webinars, covering the work of Christopher Alexander, pattern languages, wikis, sustainable urbanism, and other topics. We have also partnered with other institutions to offer courses for credit, including Oxford University (the sustainable urbanism Master's programme, which was an outgrowth of our curriculum development at The Prince's Foundation) and Arizona State University (PUP-SOS 465-565, Sustainable Urbanism, taught by Michael Mehaffy in the School of Geographic Sciences and Urban Planning, for enrolled students).
FULL COURSE. Form, Language, Complexity: Unified Architectural Theory, with Nikos Salingaros.
Using new results from mathematics and the sciences, learn how to shape buildings to create healing environments that improve the users' lives.
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SHORT COURSE. European School of Urbanism and Architecture.
Take these five short on-line, open-source courses on sustainable urban development, created in partnership with the Council for European Urbanism and the Leonardo da Vinci Programme of the European Union.
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WEBINAR. Federated wiki: Potential for a new generation of open-source scenario modeling tools. With Ward Cunningham and Michael Mehaffy.
Learn about a new generation of Wiki that can handle data on the web, and that can be copied and shared more easily than older Wikis. We discuss a new urban modeling system that puts this new Wiki to use!
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