This 6.5-hour course examines site feasibility and conceptual planning for residential project types, including single-family and multi-family structures. The course focuses on the elements of residential site design: layout, grading, drainage, roadway planning, septic system planning, and stormwater management.

The course provides a comprehensive exploration of the principles, processes, and strategies involved in optimizing residential landscapes. The course delves into the critical elements of site analysis, spatial organization, and environmental integration required to transform a raw parcel of land into a cohesive, functional, and aesthetically pleasing living environment. Key topics include navigating complex zoning regulations, managing topographic constraints, and designing seamless vehicular and pedestrian circulation systems.

By examining the delicate balance between built structures and natural ecosystems, this overview highlights the effective integration of hardscaping, softscaping, and sustainable design practices. Ultimately, it offers a thorough examination of the art and science behind planning resilient, harmonious, and highly functional residential sites.