Course: Transit Oriented Development: 21st Century Concepts in Transit-Based Community Building
- When
- July 16, 2008
- Where
- North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority
1 Newark Center, 17th Floor
Newark - Cost
- $400 includes all course material and lunch.
- RSVP
- Register online. Registration is limited to 30 participants.
- More Info
- American Planning Association New York Metro Chapter (pdf)
National Transit Institute
Develop leading-edge knowledge in the implementation of Transit Oriented Developments. The course addresses urban planning, real-estate development, transport planning and urban design. Key concepts and new ideas are communicated by researchers, experts and experienced practitioners. The course takes a holistic approach to urban development - drawing from case studies in the US, Australia, and Europe.
Overview:
This course provides a platform of knowledge for the implementation of Transit Oriented Development projects. Participants will be helped to understand terminology, principles, applications and issues. Practical case studies, workshop exercises, and examples are prominent in the course.
Key benefits:
- Learn the principal concepts for implementing successful TODs
- Understand international best practices and new ideas
- Develop knowledge and skills for direct application in project environments
- Gain an awareness of some of the practical issues and advanced approaches through real world examples
- Analyze New York/New Jersey local conditions and projects through the perspective of international approaches
- Meet new professional contacts and create networks for this important emerging field
- Know where to turn for more information and help
Who should attend?
This short course provides an overview of implementing TODs suitable for professionals in transport, property, design and planning, including state and local government agency staff, transportation planners, consultants, developers, and researchers. Essential knowledge for anyone involved in the future of urban development and cities.


