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This document discusses ways that countries maximize the use of urban land, which has become important as populations increase but land areas do not. It describes mixed land use projects, where residential, commercial, and other functions are located close together in a small area to efficiently use space. High-density high-rise buildings are another strategy, packing more homes into less land. While this maximizes land use, it can also increase traffic, pollution, and stress for residents from living in crowded conditions. The document examines tradeoffs between maximizing land use and quality of life.
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L’urbanisme désigne l'ensemble des sciences, des techniques et des arts relatifs à l'organisation et à l'aménagement des espaces urbains, en vue d'assurer le bien-être de l'homme et d'améliorer les rapports sociaux en préservant l'environnement. Les professionnels qui exercent ce métier sont des urbanistes.
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For smart cities, it outlines characteristics like smart connections through transportation and online access, a smart economy with high-paying jobs and business support, smart people with access to education and training, smart living with healthcare and safety, smart governance for effective service delivery, and a smart environment that balances growth and environmental protection. The
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Zoning describes the control of land use and development through division of areas into zones with regulations governing structures in each zone. It aims to promote orderly growth, separate incompatible uses like residential and industrial, and provide public services and amenities. Common zones include residential, commercial, and industrial. Zoning plans map zones and rules that are legally enacted to guide future development.
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2) Large areas of land will be reserved for job creation and a "knowledge belt" will extend innovation and education parks to the new towns.
3) The new towns will provide over 60,000 homes and 40,000 jobs while preserving nature and integrating urban and rural areas. Public transportation will be prioritized to reduce car usage.Geography essential questions eoy 2012 with answers
The document discusses various ways to address the rising demand for land due to population growth, including:
1) Increasing the price of land, which can slow overall demand as most are unwilling to pay higher prices.
2) Increasing the supply of land through methods like land clearance, landfill, empoldering, and reclaiming derelict land. Each method has advantages and disadvantages in terms of environmental impact, cost, and speed of creating new land.
3) Maximizing existing land uses through mixed developments, higher density buildings, improved agricultural techniques like irrigation and terracing, and integrated transport systems. While this better utilizes current land, it can increase traffic in residential areas near other functions.
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There are several causes of air, land, and water pollution:
1) Industries burn fossil fuels and release pollutants into the air. Motor vehicles and construction also contribute to air pollution.
2) Improper disposal of sewage and agricultural runoff leads to water pollution. Oil spills also pollute water bodies.
3) Domestic, industrial, and mining activities can pollute land when wastes are improperly disposed of and release toxic chemicals.
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Ernest Burgess developed the concentric zone theory in the 1920s to model urban spatial patterns. The theory proposes that a city is organized into 5 concentric rings radiating out from the central business district. Zone 1 is the CBD with commercial activities. Zone 2 is a transitional zone with factories and abandoned buildings. Zone 3 is inhabited by working-class residents in tenements. Zone 4 contains middle-class houses, yards, and garages. Zone 5 is located furthest from the CBD and contains upper-class houses and suburbs. The theory argues that socioeconomic status decreases the further one moves from the CBD.
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Globally, cities are being misused, abused, bruised, manipulated, mutilated under the adverse impact of rapid, uncontrolled and unregulated growth of population, uncontrolled expansion of physical space and massive rural-urban migration. Haphazard, unplanned and sub-standard development are becoming pattern of urban growth. Globally, cities are being treated as commodity, used , traded and speculated for generating more money and large wealth for individuals, communities, states and nations for making them rich and prosperous. Despite creating large space for human living, working, care of body & spirit, mobility and employment, cities are made to reel under enormous stress bordering on deficient infrastructure and services. Despite consuming minimum land for housing large population in a limited area, cities are being made places of large land speculation. Considering the major implications of cities in promoting sustainability, economy, productivity, employment, quality of life ;urban spaces need care and healing on priority. It is not the city which are culprits for all the social, economic and environmental ills, it is in fact the way cities have been treated and made to grow, develop and expand. Cities need care and focus to understand the genesis of their problems and evolving appropriate solutions to heal them. Cities need appropriate empowerment, supportive planning, enabling resources and state of art technologies which enable them create happy and healthy spaces for human living. Cities need to be treated like organic/ living entities, requiring appropriate environment, infrastructure and services to enable them to play their designated role in human emancipation and promoting global sustainability effectively and efficiently. Cities would require innovations and out of box thinking to make them safe, resilient, inclusive and sustainable, as mandated by SDG 11.Looking at the entire context of the cities, their growth, development and management, text of paper tries to suggest framework for healing cities to make them sustainable and livable by involving; rationalizing planning; empowering cities; inventing new orders of cities; making cities compact/spongy; rationalizing mobility; greening cities; building/creating capacity; involving communities; preserving art and architecture; bringing nature into cities; planning with nature using sun, space and greenery as the basic essentials/elements of urban planning; ensuring good governance and leveraging technologies.
Vertical Cities
Vertical cities are proposed as a solution to issues caused by rapid urbanization. A vertical city consists of multi-story buildings 30 to 100 stories tall that house work and residential spaces. This reduces the need for urban sprawl and preserves green spaces while providing all necessary infrastructure like transportation and utilities in a small area. As more of the world's population moves to cities, high-density vertical cities will be important to accommodate growth, especially in small, land-constrained nations. They reduce commuting times and energy use through more efficient vertical travel like elevators. Researchers are exploring how robotic fabrication could impact high-rise design and construction to support sustainable vertical cities of the future.
A new pom for growth and employment
The Mayor of Torrijos presented the city's new Municipal Management Plan (POM) which aims to strengthen the city as a place to both live and work. The POM dedicates nearly 1,700,000 square meters to industrial and commercial development and provides a large green belt based on sustainable development models. It defines land uses and supports a population of up to 36,000 inhabitants, preparing the city for potential growth. The POM is structured with concentric and radial zones to allow citizens and transport to move efficiently while enjoying greenways throughout the city.
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This document discusses factors to consider when selecting a facility location. It compares urban, rural, and suburban locations and outlines advantages and disadvantages of each. Urban areas have higher land and labor costs but better transportation, while rural areas have lower costs but less skilled labor. Suburban areas provide a balance with relatively low costs and good transportation access. The document also lists considerations for selecting rural, urban, or suburban locations based on the type of facility, labor needs, and other factors.
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Developers should build mixed/multi-use neighborhoods rather than continuing to expand sprawling suburbs. Mixed/multi-use neighborhoods have a combination of residential, commercial, and office spaces designed around pedestrians. They provide suburbs with vibrant architecture and a sense of community that is currently lacking. They are also more economically and fiscally responsible for communities compared to typical car-dependent suburban developments. The author argues that mixed/multi-use neighborhoods will revitalize suburbs by making them more human-centered places to live, work and spend time.
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