The module begins by looking at the drivers of residential development including the demographics of growth. It considers who provides housing and the...

Planning for Housing: Process (BPLN0044)

The module begins by looking at the drivers of residential development including the demographics of growth. It considers who provides housing and the evolution of the UK policy context and its current objectives. The component then looks at the residential development process from strategic and development planning and land acquisition to development viability. The lecture programme is divided into 3 parts: concerned firstly with broad perspectives on housing growth, policy and planning; secondly with housing providers, processes and delivery; and thirdly with critical debates and outcomes today.

This is a comparative analytical survey of the diversity of actual planning practices and urban outcomes at metropolitan scale across Europe, delivered through...

This is a comparative analytical survey of the diversity of actual planning practices and urban outcomes at metropolitan scale across Europe, delivered through lectures, student case study essays and small-group discussions of key literature.

Optional study abroad placement during term 2 and 3 of Year 2, subject to nomination by the BSP International Coordinator (based on list of choices and average...

Optional study abroad placement during term 2 and 3 of Year 2, subject to nomination by the BSP International Coordinator (based on list of choices and average mark obtained in Year 1 of the BSc). Placement destinations are restricted to institutions that hold a bilateral exchange agreement with UCL and/or the UCL Bartlett School of Planning.

This placement is worth 60 credits, replacing the 4 ordinary Term 2 modules of the BSP programme. Module choices abroad are subject to approval by the BSP International Coordinator.

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