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MIT 4.241J Theory of City Form, Spring 2013
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This collection includes twenty-six lectures, including presentation of slides in each session, which cover proposed theories of city form, urban case studies, and a latter focus on modernism. The last lecture summarizes major themes of the entire course.
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1. Introduction 1:09:40
2. Normative Theory I: The City as Supernatural 1:26:18
3. Normative Theory II: The City as Machine 1:24:24
4. Normative Theory III: The City as Organism 1:35:49
5. Descriptive and Functional Theory 1:07:03
6. Dimensions, Patterns, Agreements, Structure, and Syntax 1:26:11
7. The Early Cities of Capitalism 1:15:58
8. Transformations I: London 1:22:46
9. Transformations II: Paris 1:11:24
10. Transformations III: Vienna and Barcelona 1:27:28
11. Transformations IV: Chicago 1:23:31
12. Transformations V: Panopticism, St. Petersburg and Berlin 1:18:57
13. Utopianism as Social Reform and Built Form 1:22:55
14. 20th Century Realizations: Russia and Great Britain 1:21:18
15. City Form and Process 1:24:05
16. Spatial & Social Structure I: Theory 1:19:03
17. Spatial & Social Structure II: Bipolarity 1:20:19
18. Spatial & Social Structure III: Colony & Post-colony 1:24:48
19. Form Models I: Modern and Post-modern Urbanism 1:14:03
20. Form Models II: Open-endedness and Prophecy 1:28:59
21. Form Models III and IV: Rationality and Memory 2:09:04
22. Cases I: Public and Private Domains 1:05:22
23. Cases II: Suburbs and Periphery 49:45
24. Cases III: Post-urbanism and Resource Conservation 1:23:23
25. Cases IV: Hyper and Mega-urbanism 1:12:21
26. Conclusion: Towards a Theory of City Form 1:37:47
Teaching 4.241J/11.330J: Embracing Complexities of Urbanism 3:30
