Відео

22:58

Last 12 minutes audio is gone

Pretty quiet class haha..!

Good #bedtimelistening thank you

Just taking notes for myself - 18:57 current (2011s) theory on the origin of Etrustcan civilization

This (lecture?) brings to mind the old saying, "To teach one must first be taught"

37:45 - is very useful for me

Best Teacher Ever

Cities Skylines players learned these lessons intuitively

Not really important, but the song "West End Girls" was by the Pet Shop Boys, a London pop duo. The Beastie Boys were a white rap group from New York, but formed at about the same time (1981). Still, good presentation.

Hello dear, do you have more detailed information about Hypodamus of Miletus? I mean basically a biography? since we only know him by his works. I appreciate your answer.

great work , is Palestinian from Minoan origin ?

I love these videos! I am studying for my are and these are helpful and interesting - thanks for posting them on UA-cam 🤗

This is great! Is there an accompanying reading list?

Great lecture!

This guy sounds like he's from Brooklyn.

Please upload more and organize the playlist in order of the lectures.

Can you please post the third lecture? These two have been very insightful and presented in a way that makes these concepts easy to understand.

Pizza farms! Best thing I've heard all year

The baker's guild is just like the Federation of Maple Syrup Producers in Quebec (where 90% of it is made), which is a state sanctioned "cartel" that requires all maple syrup producers in Quebec to be members, and only allows a limited number of members, they then set quotas for production and store the excess syrup in a "strategic reserve" which keeps the price stable, ensuring a stable income for the syrup producers.

Lecture 16 appears to be missing. :/

Thank you for posting this! I took professor Allen’s class around 2013 (I might have been present for this very lecture!), and I’ve been trying to find these recordings but haven’t been able to. This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. He was always very effective in his lectures and I enjoyed them greatly. So thank you.

at around 22:30 the reason is actually based in maths, 60 is a highly composite number. see ua-cam.com/video/2JM2oImb9Qg/v-deo.html

Lovely. Thank you for uploading this.

Cool video and nice into

I am patiently waiting for part 3!

Excellent lecture.

I still have have all the lecture recordings from Prof. Allen's class in 1998. I remember him saying something that might have been controversial. He said to me sitting there with my tape recorder, "Uh oh, you didn't get that on tape did you?" I said, "Don't worry, I''ll make sure it gets erased." The whole class has a good laugh.

I took his History of Urban Form class in 2012 or 2013 where he recorded the lectures on Tegrity. I just went back wanting to brush up, and noticed that, sadly, they've been removed. Please post more of these. He made these concepts come alive, and changed the way I look at cities. His knowledge deserves to be disseminated to as many as possible. Thanks.

Doug was so easy to understand...love to hear his voice again

Doug Allen was so full of knowledge and we are so fortunate to have these recordings of his teachings.

Love this! Will the remaining lectures be posted as well?

Excellent; I look forward to all of these lectures.