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Designing a Green Corridor for Clean Air and Comfort 

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Overview

Duration

3 weeks

Total fee

2,205

Mode of learning

Online

Credential

Certificate

Designing a Green Corridor for Clean Air and Comfort
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Designing a Green Corridor for Clean Air and Comfort
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  • Earn a certificate upon completion
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Designing a Green Corridor for Clean Air and Comfort
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Course details

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  • On this three-week course, you’ll explore the development of green areas in urban environments
  • You’ll discover how these areas enable safe mobility away from vehicles and air pollution while supporting outdoor exercise and everyday connections with nature
  • By the end, you’ll have a sound understanding of how green corridors promote clean air and support citizen health and wellbeing
  • You’ll discover the considerations associated with the constructed and natural elements in a green corridor
  • This will include developing an understanding of how green and grey elements affect temperature and air pollution
  • This knowledge will help you develop the tools for decision-making, such as how to select plants, how to design to work with both constructed and natural elements, and the principles for planning decisions in response to a range of pressures
  • By the end of the course, you’ll understand how the corridor provides connections for people’s mobility, for ecology, and for the surrounding landscape
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Designing a Green Corridor for Clean Air and Comfort
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Curriculum

The benefits of sticky plants to our urban environment

The vital nature of green corridors

The root and branch approach to green corridors

Trees in the urban system

Trees also bring challenges

Weekly wrap up

Getting inside the corridor with the 'green' and 'grey' components

The 'green' and 'grey' components of a corridor

Engaging with the elements: Thermal characteristics

Engaging with the elements: Airflow

Choosing trees and shrubs for your local environment

Weekly wrap up

Moving in and out of the corridor with strategic planning

Moving through and beyond the corridor

Accessible to all

Tactical urbanism

Course wrap up

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