Inclusive and Sustainable Cities

Urban Design as a Tool for Justice

Cities concentrate both humanity's achievements and its deepest inequalities. This course examines how architecture and urban design can actively tackle those problems—reducing socio-economic segregation and building more equitable neighborhoods. Rather than treating urban challenges as purely economic or policy problems, it positions the built environment as a lever for social change.

A course for planners, architects, and anyone thinking deeply about how physical space shapes opportunity and belonging in cities.