Urban and Spatial Planning
Objectives
a). To be familiar with the conceptual support relating Urban planning and spatial development
b). To deepen the knowledge of the legal framework of policy planning (from the EU to the local community scale), in conjunction with the administrative structure of the country
c). To be able to identify and to understand problems in the field of spatial planning and to play a role in the design of solutions in different spatial contexts
d). To be capable of assessing the proposed solutions to the different levels of intervention and the results achieved against the expected results Skills
e). To organize a critical thinking about the evolution of spatial planning public policy and on its current challenges
f). To have knowledge of the theory, the methodologies and the tools of spatial management in a multi-scale logic
g). To understand the role of public and private actors in urban development.
General characterization
Code
722171215
Credits
6.0
Responsible teacher
Gonçalo Manuel Ferreira dos Santos Antunes
Hours
Weekly - Available soon
Total - 168
Teaching language
Portuguese
Prerequisites
Não tem
Bibliography
- Allmendinger, P. &Tewdwr-Jones, M. (Eds) (2002) Planning Futures. London: Routledge.
- Casademunt, A. et al. (2007). Per una nova cultura del territori? Mobilitzacions i conflictes territorials. Barcelona: Icaria Antrazyt.
- Farinós, J. et all. (eds) (2009). Cohesión e inteligencia territorial.València:PUV.
- Ferrão, J.(2011). Ordenamento do Território como Política Pública. Lisboa:FCG.
- Galiana, L.; Vinuesa, J. (Eds) (2010) Teoria y Práctica para una Ordenación Racional del Territorio. Madrid: Ed Sintesis.
- Gómez Orea, D. (2008). Ordenación Territorial. Madrid: Ed. Multi-Prensa.
- Haughton, G. et all. (2010) The New Spatial Planning. London: Routledge.
- Nadin, V. & Stead, D. (2008). European Spatial Planning Systems, Social Models and Learning, DISP, Vol. 172 (1), 35-47.
- UN (2008) Spatial Planning - Key Instrument for Development and Effective Governance. Geneva: Economic
- Reimer, M.; Getimis, P.; Blotevogel, H. H. (Ed) (2014) Spatial Planning Sistems and Practices in Europe. London: Routledge
Teaching method
Teaching methodologies:
Lectures;
Sessions of debate about \"problems in spatial planning\";
Presentation and discussion of good and bad practices in land use (at different scales);
Presentation and discussion of good and bad practices in spatial planning (at different scales).
Evaluation method
Evaluation method - Written test(60%), Essay on a Spatial Planning Case(40%)
Subject matter
1. SPATIAL PLANNING: FRAMEWORK CONCEPTUAL.
Conceptual evolution and emerging agendas. Culture of the territory in support of spatial planning culture. The SP as public policy.
2. PLANNING AS LAND MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENT
The rationalist planning to collaborative planning: opportunities and risks. Methodologies of territorial planning.
3. TOOLS FOR SPATIAL PLANNING POLICY IN THE UE
European territorial policies. National policies and territorial planning systems: typologies and critical appreciation. System of land management in Portugal: legal framework and practice.
4. CONFLICTS AND TERRITORIAL GOVERNANCE MULTINIVEL.
Stakeholders of the territory. Territorial conflicts. Government to multilevel governance: implications for planning and management.
5. SPECIFIC TERRITORIAL AND ITS PLANNING
Areas and metropolitan regions. Urban areas.
Protected natural spaces. Island territories.