The course of Analysis of the urban systems is aimed at providing the students with the skills of conceptual processing and use of tools and techniques to develop operational design options at different scales of intervention. In particular:
- the acquisition of the basic elements to interpret and to analyze, at the conceptual and technical level, the organization of a context both in relation to the territorial and the local dimension and to operate in urban and territorial contexts through methods and tools for acquisition, interpretation and representation of knowledge;
- the identification and exploration of the processes, resources, stakeholders, problematic fields and opportunities of the contexts, as highlighted in the main regional and urban planning tools, to represent and design possible scenarios for consistent spatial organization (forms of living, networks, mobility, infrastructures and services, public spaces).
- Definition of the system of physical connections (environmental, infrastructural, etc.) and perceptive connections between the intervention area, the organization of services and facilities, both traditional, and innovative services (from social housing to mobility) and value destinations of urban contexts;
- rethinking of physical and functional paths of different nature and planning of new forms of living that provide supporting and inclusive actions for residents.