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    This module provides an overview of the history of planning from ancient to modern times. It aims to give learners an understanding of the evolution of planning ideas and the development of planning theory and practice. The module will discuss key historical periods like ancient societies, medieval towns, industrial cities, and the contributions of influential planners such as Patrick Geddes, Lewis Mumford, and Le Corbusier. Learners will study assigned readings and videos about planning history and complete an activity to outline significant planners and their contributions during different eras. The goal is for students to understand the social, economic, physical and institutional dimensions that have shaped the field of urban and regional planning over time.

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    This module provides an overview of the history of planning from ancient to modern times. It aims to give learners an understanding of the evolution of planning ideas and the development of planning theory and practice. The module will discuss key historical periods like ancient societies, medieval towns, industrial cities, and the contributions of influential planners such as Patrick Geddes, Lewis Mumford, and Le Corbusier. Learners will study assigned readings and videos about planning history and complete an activity to outline significant planners and their contributions during different eras. The goal is for students to understand the social, economic, physical and institutional dimensions that have shaped the field of urban and regional planning over time.

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    This module provides an overview of the history of planning from ancient to modern times. It aims to give learners an understanding of the evolution of planning ideas and the development of planning theory and practice. The module will discuss key historical periods like ancient societies, medieval towns, industrial cities, and the contributions of influential planners such as Patrick Geddes, Lewis Mumford, and Le Corbusier. Learners will study assigned readings and videos about planning history and complete an activity to outline significant planners and their contributions during different eras. The goal is for students to understand the social, economic, physical and institutional dimensions that have shaped the field of urban and regional planning over time.

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    P201 - Unit 1 - Module 2 History of Planning

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    P201: Fundamentals and Practice of Planning

    Module 2: History of Planning

    Introduction
    This module will give the learner a grounding in the history of planning to have a broad
    understanding of the evolution of planning ideas starting from hunter, gatherer, farmer
    and formation of organized society, Medieval to current Medieval, Renaissance,
    Industrial and post industrial cities; as well as origins and growth of cities. The history of
    planning will be discussed with respect to their implications to the development of
    planning theory and practice of planning.

    Learning Objectives
    After studying this module, the students should be able to:

    1. Describe the historical roots of planning;


    2. Determine the social, economic, physical and institutional dimensions of the
    history of planning.

    1. Topic 1: Historical Roots of Planning


    This topic looks at the historical roots of planning into the context in which the idea of
    urban planning (town planning) arose and traces the historical strands in the 19th and
    20th centuries. This entails a closer look at the problems generated by the evolution of
    industrial cities, the early responses of reformers of various stripes, and the contribution
    of urban visionaries who sought to radically restructure urban form. Critical historical
    episodes and contribution of personalities to city planning: Patrick Geddes, Lewis
    Mumford, Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright, C.A. Doxiadis, Clarence Perry, Peter Hall,
    among others; and their influences on contemporary planning.

    Activity 2-1

    Read
    1. Eligue, John Ceffrey. 2016. Selected slides from the Powerpoint Presentation on
    Short Course on Environmental Planning. History of Human Settlements
    Planning. Department of Community Environment and Reseources Planning,
    College of Human Ecology and HUMEN Phils., Inc. This resource materials will
    be uploaded in the website.
    2. Hall, P. (2002). Chapter 2: The origins: urban growth from 1800 to 1940. In Urban and
    th
    regional planning; Chapter 3 and Chapter 4. (4 ed.). Routledge. Retrieved from
    https://new.vk.com/doc2239495_206204053?hash=1cc85cfc29b608dd14&dl=58999518
    cbf059d4cb.
    3. Haverfield, F. 1913. Ancient Town Planning. Oxford University Press. Retrieved
    from
    http://socserv2.socsci.mcmaster.ca/econ/ugcm/3ll3/haverfield/AncientTownplan
    ning.pdf

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    View:
    Kadoch, A. [Aaron Kadoch]. (2015, January 29). A short history of urban planning
    [Video file]. Retrieved from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrhRpxL1rz4

    Guide question
    1. What are the significant contribution of planners and planning advocates by
    historical period or era? You may also refer to relevant planning books and
    online resources in accomplishing the matrix below.

    Period Planning Advocates and Contribution


    Ancient World
    A. Egyptians
    B. Greeks
    C. Romans
    Medieval
    Renaissance
    Baroque
    Industrial Revolution
    Contemporary

    References
    Eligue, John Ceffrey. 2016. Powerpoint Presentation on Short Course on Environmental
    Planning. History of Human Settlements Planning. Department of Community Environment and
    Reseources Planning, College of Human Ecology and HUMEN Phils., Inc. This resource
    materials will be uploaded in the website.

    Hall, P. (2002). Chapter 2: The origins: urban growth from 1800 to 1940. In Urban and regional
    planning; Chapter 3 and Chapter 4.
    th
    (4 ed.). Routledge. Retrieved from:
    https://new.vk.com/doc2239495_206204053?hash=1cc85cfc29b608dd14&dl=58999518cbf059d4
    cb

    Haverfield, F. 1913. Ancient Town Planning. Oxford University Press.


    Retrieved from
    http://socserv2.socsci.mcmaster.ca/econ/ugcm/3ll3/haverfield/AncientTownpla
    nning.pdf

    Kadoch, A. [Aaron Kadoch]. (2015, January 29). A short history of urban planning [Video file].
    Retrieved from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrhRpxL1rz
     

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