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- 1. SPECIFICTOPICSIN ARCHITECTURE Al-Batrawy Housing Supervisor: Dr. Ahlam Ashraq Laban Done By: Sara, Sawsan, Danya, Hadeel , Noor .
- 2. Introduction The residential complexes are based on the idea of providing all the basic and recreational services to the residents, in order to secure a comfortable and integrated life for them. From the swimming pools to the developed sports clubs within the complex, in addition to restaurants, cafes and the grocery store located within the commercial complex of the residential complex.
- 3. Housing In Jordan The challenges facing Jordan and the importance of housing for its residents 01
- 4. HousingInJordan ● Jordan is one of many countries facing increasing challenges with increasing demand for housing. ● Despite the annual demand for housing in Jordan, which amounts to about 64,000 housing units on average, The annual supply is 53,000 units, and the Jordanian housing sector has partially demonstrated its ability to respond. Jordan Population Jordan
- 5. HousingInJordan ● While non-gated communities (NGR) are now becoming important in Jordan. ● Because of the increase in low- and middle-income regions since the beginning of the first decade of the twenty-first century. ● This has led to the emergence of new housing solutions In general, these communities are created to create a balanced and harmonious indoor community profile, as well as to create urban leisure areas. ● Housing projects in Jordan started as labor camps with similar professions as housing for teachers and engineers.
- 6. Housing In Az zarqa 02
- 7. Housing In Azzarqa Culture One of the twelve governorates that make up the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the third largest governorate of Jordan in terms of population after Amman and Irbid. It is located in the northeast of the capital, 20 km away. It is bordered on the north by Mafraq Governorate, on the east by Saudi Arabia, on the south by the Capital Governorate, and on the west by the governorates of Balqa and Jerash. It covers an area of about 4,080 km2 of the area of Jordan and constitutes the eastern humeral desert lands of its area. Az zarqa Population There is a significant and clear increase in the population of the city of Zarqa.
- 8. Al Batrawy Due to the large population density of the city of Zarqa, there was a need to build several housing complexes, including Al-Batrawi housing. 03
- 9. HousingProject ● It is one of the initiative projects that is being implemented in the governorates of the capital, Irbid, Madaba, Balqa and Aqaba by investors in the Jordanian housing sector. ● The initiative of His Majesty King Abdullah II, which was included in the government's plan, aims to provide housing for people with low incomes
- 10. Location ● Al-Batrawi is a residential area located in New Zarqa, one of the most important suburbs of Zarqa city. ● It is located west of the city, near the oil refinery and the Al-Hussein thermal power plant. The area of New Zarqa is about 5km².
- 11. Areaofproject ● The project consists of 192 housing units, each of which has an area of 101 square meters, that is, with a total area of 19,400 square meters. ● The total project area is not less than 25,200 square meters.
- 12. Populationdensity ● Building of 6 floors, 4 apartments each floor. ● The average number of family members is from four to five people, which makes the housing project density close to a thousand people. ● The target group are people with limited income, and therefore the families of these apartments are well-off nuclear families.
- 13. OccupancyrateinAl-Batrawihousing Speaking about the occupancy rate in Al-Batrawi housing, the percentage reached 100% during a period not exceeding three years, which is a short period compared to the number of built apartments. This indicates that there are many attractions that encouraged the population to settle there Occupancy rate in Al-Batrawi Apartments
- 14. Owningorrenting? Al-Batrawi housing aims to find a decent trick for people with limited income to ensure their survival and stability within decent homes. For this reason, the apartments were owned and not rented out in proportion to the housing objectives. Purpose of buying apartments Renting the apartment to another family to live and settle Staying in the area, belonging to it and interacting with its residents Take advantage of the financial return
- 16. PropertySpecification Number of housing units 192 units Residential unit area 93 m^2 Number of Floor 5 floors per building Number of Room 2 Rooms Number of Toilet 2 Toilets Construction Age 12 Years old Number OF units per floor 3 Units/ Apartments
- 17. INTRODUCTION - The planning of modern neighborhoods gives priority in the neighborhood to pedestrians, which facilitates their movement to places of worship, schools, parks and markets in safety and ease without being exposed to dangerous intersections. It provides children's playgrounds and central playgrounds for residents with large spaces in the middle. - It prevents harm to the neighbour, preserves religious values and encourages social relations, by providing spaces and semi-private gardens between dwellings. This has an encouraging effect for the residents to walk and get to know each other in a safe and healthy environment. TheServices
- 18. Survey about services in the area A questionnaire was conducted to measure the population's satisfaction with the existing services in the housing. 0
- 24. WHATWEAREWORKINGON About the nature of the services Its location relative to the center of the neighborhood Time to reach the service by transportation and walking LOCATION ACCESSIBILITY BRIEF CONCLUSION Final topic summary
- 26. Al-Batrawi Housing Transportation Education Shopping Health Care Leisure Facility Child Care Public space 400 m 800 m 1500 m
- 27. PublicTransportation Public transportation is a term given to all transportation systems used to transport the public, which usually charge a fee. Public transport (also known as public transportation, public transit, mass transit, or simply transit) is a system of transport for passengers by group travel systems available for use by the general public unlike private transport, typically managed on a schedule, operated on established routes, and that charge a posted fee for each trip.
- 28. - Indicators of the public transport network showed that public transport users in the governorate Zarqa take 5 minutes. - The waiting time scale in the indicators recently published by the Land Transport Regulatory Authority indicated that users wait an average of 5 minutes to an hour and a quarter at a maximum until their independence.
- 29. - The network density index was mentioned in the public transport network indicators by calculating the total lengths of public transport lines to the city area without repeating, and the same indicator showed that 81.8% of the areas supporting public transport are served in Zarqa, which means that most of the areas that generate and attract trips are served by public transport.
- 35. TheQualityOfPublicTransport ● 1- At first, the bus complex is too far away which reduces the quality of public transportation in the area. ● 2- The problem of public buses not reaching the Al-Masmar neighborhood in Al-Batrawi area in Zarqa Governorate has also spread. ● 3- Although the distance between Zarqa and al-Batrawi, north of the city, does not exceed five kilometers, traveling between them using buses takes more than an hour, sometimes in light of this situation, as many residents confirm. ● 4- Traffic jams on Army Street, which delay buses. The crowds of passengers in the complex usually coincide with the end of work hours for students and employees, which is a common problem that all lines suffer from.
- 36. EducationalInstitution An educational institution is a place where people of different ages gain an education, including preschools, childcare, primary-elementary schools, secondary-high schools, and universities. They provide a large variety of learning environments and learning spaces.
- 37. TypesOfEducationalInstitution 2 1 3 Early childhood Primary School Secondary School 4 Further & Higher Education
- 39. Al-BatrawiSchool PrinceMohammedSchool 2.8Km 6m 3.1Km 7m 2.9Km 8m 2.8 Km 39m 2.7 Km 37m 2.6 Km 39m 3.1 Km 41m 2.8Km 39m 2.9Km 6m
- 41. UmSalamahschoolforgirls PrinceMohammedSchool 2.8Km 39m 1.1 Km 3m 300m 2m 750 m 11 m 850m 12m 2.8Km 38m 2.9Km 6m 3.4Km 9m
- 44. ShoppingFacilities Shops are one of the most requested and necessary services in residential areas, Where it is required to be available in all residential neighborhoods in order to become suitable for living and stability. Many services fall under the name of shops Such as bakeries, grocery stores, restaurants, sweets stores, vegetables, clothes and other stores What a person needs and frequents a lot.
- 45. 650m 2 m 11 m FoodMarket 600m 1m 9m Yahya market for vegetables and fruits Jerusalem bakeries Muta vegetable markets Al Shalaby Market for vegetables and fruits 1 m 8 m 600m 600m 2m 10 m
- 46. 650m 2 m 11 m Market 750m 2m 10m jasmin breeze restaurant Hekaya Restaurant Abu Alaa supermarket Al- batrawi Market 1 m 10 m 600m 500m 2m 8m 550m 7m 1m Abu Osama stores 450m 1m 7m Sawa Rabina Sweets 750m
- 47. 500m 2 m 8 m Market Tallawy Mall Al-Azzam Pharmacy guangzhou clothing 3 m 11 m 600m 400m 1m 5m 400m 5m 1m family pharmacy 850m
- 48. 700m 2 m 9 m Market Qaddumi Center for Detergents Magical Hand Shaving Salon Hadeel Dry Clean 1 m 8 m 650m 500m 2m 8m 800m 12m 3m Ali Damra Salon for Men 550m 1m 7m Sondos Tawalbeh Ladies Saloon
- 49. HealthCare Health care or healthcare is the maintenance or improvement of health via the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, amelioration, or cure of disease, illness, injury, and other physical and mental impairments in people. Health care is delivered by health professionals and allied health fields. Medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, midwifery, nursing, optometry, audiology, psychology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, athletic training, and other health professions are all part of health care. It includes work done in providing primary care, secondary care, and tertiary care, as well as in public health.
- 50. 1.4Km 4m 14m HealthCare 2.3 m 6 m 24m New Zarqa Governmental Hospital Al-Batrawy Medical Laboratories Al-Batrawi Health Center Prince Hashem Hospital 10m 58m 3.8 Km 9m 49m 1.5Km 20 m 5m Zarqa primary health center 3.2Km 10 m 44 m Prince Mohammed Health Center 4.4 Km
- 51. ChildCare Child care, otherwise known as day care, is the care and supervision of a child or multiple children at a time, whose ages range from two weeks to six years. Child care is a broad topic that covers a wide spectrum of professionals, institutions, contexts, activities, and social and cultural conventions. Early child care is an equally important and often overlooked component of child development.
- 52. ChildCare 800m 2 m 10 m 650m Zara Nursery Children's World Kindergarten 2 m 9 m - In Al-Batrawi housing, there are many of these facilities, which are distributed in this neighborhood. 1 m 4 m Mutah Kindergarten 290 m
- 53. LeisureFacilities Self-entertainment achieves a lot of importance and benefits that benefit it and contribute to achieving a balance between the physical, mental and spiritual requirements of the human being and providing the individual with skills, experiences and cognitive patterns.
- 54. TypesOfLeisureFacilities 2 1 3 Parks Gardens Cinema 4 Gym 6 5 7 Puppet theater Large yards for walking Swimming pools
- 55. LeisureFacilities 9m 4.3Km 4.4Km 2.4 Km 2.8Km 4.4Km 54 m 10m 55m 5m 23 m 10m 55m 6m 38m
- 56. LeisureFacilities 3.2Km 2.8Km 1.2 Km 2.3Km 5.5Km 1.3 Km 8m 43 m 1h11m 1h11m 12m 38m 3m 16m 6m 32m
- 57. OpenGreenPublicSpace Open space is any open piece of land that is undeveloped (has no buildings or other built structures) and is accessible to the public. Open space can include: Green space (land that is partly or completely covered with grass, trees, shrubs, or other vegetation).
- 58. 2.4Km 6 m 32 m LeisureFacilities 3.1 Km 8m 43m 2.9 Km 7m 38m Municipal garden Engineer Park Royal Urban Village Garden
- 59. 2.8Km 7 m 32m Openareas 450m 2m 5 m Most of the buildings designed around a green open area Nasser Al Malkawi Square The Engineer's View Different areas in each neighborhood
- 65. CONCLUSION An evaluation of the existing services and a judgment on housing, whether it was an affordable housing or not
- 69. THANKS!