Students will study urban form, public space, routes, landscapes, architectural works and infrastructure vis-à-vis different histories & theories of urbanism and of the location, test those against a range of global references, and relate them to broader political, social, cultural and environmental contexts and challenges present in contemporary cities. They are also encouraged to use architectural drawing and other representations as tools to explore the location and project on its unseen and/or future layers, tectonics, infrastructure, and everyday life.