Case Studies in New Urbanist Real Estate Development in association with The Seaside Institution December 4

This course is an intensive introduction to New Urbanist real estate development. The core of the course consists of the Advanced Traditional Neighborhood Development II: Case Study Critiques of Built Developments seminar, co-organized by The Seaside Institution and Andres Duany. The course also introduces the scope of New Urbanist real estate development in the U.S. and abroad; the financing and feasibility of projects; aspects of "New Urbanist dealmaking"; and it examines the performance of New Urbanist projects.

Students conduct their own case study of a New Urbanist project. The course features case study presentations of the following TND projects:

Habersham (presented by developer Bob Turner)
Kentlands (presented by Kentlands' town architect Mike Watkins)
Mashpee Commons (presented by developer Buff Chace)
Southern Village (presented by developer D.R. Bryan)
Birkdale Village (presented by development consultant Terry Shook)

Additional presentations by:

Arnold "Buff" Chace, Cornish Associates
Andrés Duany, co-founder, Congress for the New Urbanism and Duany Plater-Zyberk & Co.
Jackie Benson, a marketing expert with extensive experience with New Urbanist projects
Jack Winston, a Miami-based real estate consultant with PriceWaterhouseCoopers, LLP
Charles C. Bohl, research associate professor and director of the Knight Program in Community Building at the University of Miami School of Architecture.

Cost and registration:

General tuition before November 10 is $525 and $595 afterwards. Public sector, or non-profit employee rate is $450 before November 10 and $500 thereafter. To register or for more information contact The Seaside Institute.

KNIGHT PROGRAM IN COMMUNITY BUILDING
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
P.O. BOX 249178, CORAL GABLES, FL 33124-5010
TELEPHONE (305) 284 4420 FACSIMILE (305) 284 4426 E-MAIL knight@arc.miami.edu