By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Identify and describe key components of historical urban form and structure.
• Analyze urban patterns and their formation processes in relation to topography, use, and cultural context.
• Investigate building lots, housing groups, street patterns, and open spaces through historical and spatial documentation.
• Recognize transformation processes in historical environments over time.
• Employ basic research techniques and visual tools for the representation and analysis of historic urban fabric.