Urban design

Urban design

In an age of rapid global change, Urban Design at RMIT advances the part design can play in shaping the future form and performance of our cities.

In an age of rapid global change, Urban Design at RMIT advances the part design can play in shaping the future form and performance of our cities.

In an age of rapid global change, Urban Design at RMIT advances the part design can play in shaping the future form and performance of our cities.

You’ll explore and promote models for future city-building through project-based coursework, intensive design projects, international workshops and interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Acknowledgement of Country

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