Four Dimensional Cities - Stephen Marshall - MAUD 25th Anniversary International Keynote Series 2

Following the success of the first lecture (more than 1,000 participants) two weeks ago, I am very delighted to announce that the second lecture of MAUD 25Th Anniversary International Keynote Series will be held at 18:30, 29 September (Thursday) at NUS College of Design & Engineering


The second lecture will be delivered by Prof. Stephen Marshall, Professor of Urban Morphology and Urban Design from Bartlett Planning, UCL. Drawing substantially from examples of Asian cities, he will explore the idea of ‘four-dimensional cities’, and consequences for how we might plan and design them. 

The same as the first lecture, this session is accredited 2 points under the Continuous Professional Development (CPD) programmes of both Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA/BOA) and Singapore Institute of Planners (SIP). 

National University of Singapore Master of Arts in Urban Design 25th Anniversary International Keynote Series 2
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[Topic] Four Dimensional Cities

[Speaker] Stephen Marshall (Professor of Urban Morphology and Urban Design, UCL The Bartlett)

[Date&Time] Thursday, Sep 29, 18:30 GMT+8

[Webinar Link] https://nus-sg.zoom.us/j/82122079729?pwd=dnViQXhrRkR5V08xeVg4ekIrcjZ6Zz09
Meeting ID: 821 2207 9729
Passcode: 860412



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