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    Join us for the 2026 Correa Symposium: The Fluvial Amazonian City, Manaus

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    Join us on April 7 to learn from our Spring 2026 LCAU Visiting Scholars. Reception to follow.

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    RSVP for the 2026 Urbanism Lecture Series in March and April.

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    The LCAU’s Mexico City Initiative was recently featured in MIT News.
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Urbanism constitutes one of the most complex societal challenges of today’s world. MIT's Norman B. Leventhal Center for Advanced Urbanism (LCAU) is motivated by the radical changes in our urbanizing environment, and focuses on the design and planning of large-scale, complex, metropolitan environments.

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