The document provides an overview of land use planning concepts including general plans, zoning, and entitlement processes. It discusses how general plans establish long-term visions and policies to guide development. Zoning implements general plans by regulating land uses, development standards, and design. Entitlements are the specific approvals needed to develop property, such as conditional use permits, and are guided by zoning designations. The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) requires review of potential environmental impacts of projects.
The document discusses zoning and subdivision regulations, explaining that zoning is used by local governments to regulate land use through separating incompatible uses and preserving community character, while subdivision regulations aim to ensure the efficient and orderly development of land in accordance with the overall city plan. It covers different types of zoning approaches and outlines the subdivision process involving surveying land, consulting officials, preparing preliminary plans, and obtaining necessary approvals.
This document discusses zoning and its importance in town planning. It defines zoning as the process of dividing land into zones with different permitted uses, like residential, commercial, etc. The main objectives of zoning are to promote public welfare, enable future growth planning, and coordinate public amenities. Zoning provides advantages like orderly development and improved health, safety and prosperity. Key aspects of zoning covered are density zoning, height zoning, and use zoning. The document outlines the zoning powers of local authorities to regulate land use and development.
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.
Substantial Amendment to FY 2008 Annual Community Development Action PlanCity of College Station
The document discusses a proposed substantial amendment to revise the use of $299,821 in CDBG-R funds from acquisition to construction of public sidewalks. Originally, the funds were used to purchase property for mixed-use development but the deadline for use and close-out is September 2012. The amendment would construct approximately 4,900 linear feet of sidewalk in two eligible low-income neighborhoods to benefit residents. Staff is recommending approval of the amendment.
This document provides an overview of zoning regulations and how they are used by municipalities in Vermont to manage land use and development. It discusses the origins and evolution of zoning from the early 20th century to present day. It also outlines the typical components of local zoning regulations, including statutory authorization, zoning districts and maps, use standards, dimensional standards, and development review procedures.
Fundamental Skills for Real Estate Development Professionals II. Con't Projec...Virtual ULI
The document provides an overview of the project entitlement process, outlining key steps like obtaining approvals from local planning departments through zoning, permits, and developing strategic initiatives to engage the community such as emphasizing sustainability and smart growth. It also presents a case study of a successful entitlement process for a large development project that eliminated residential uses in response to community concerns and incorporated public recreation opportunities.
The document provides an overview of land use planning concepts including general plans, zoning, and entitlement processes. It discusses how general plans establish long-term visions and policies to guide development. Zoning implements general plans by regulating land uses, development standards, and design. Entitlements are the specific approvals needed to develop property, such as conditional use permits, and are guided by zoning designations. The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) requires review of potential environmental impacts of projects.
The document discusses zoning and subdivision regulations, explaining that zoning is used by local governments to regulate land use through separating incompatible uses and preserving community character, while subdivision regulations aim to ensure the efficient and orderly development of land in accordance with the overall city plan. It covers different types of zoning approaches and outlines the subdivision process involving surveying land, consulting officials, preparing preliminary plans, and obtaining necessary approvals.
This document discusses zoning and its importance in town planning. It defines zoning as the process of dividing land into zones with different permitted uses, like residential, commercial, etc. The main objectives of zoning are to promote public welfare, enable future growth planning, and coordinate public amenities. Zoning provides advantages like orderly development and improved health, safety and prosperity. Key aspects of zoning covered are density zoning, height zoning, and use zoning. The document outlines the zoning powers of local authorities to regulate land use and development.
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.
Substantial Amendment to FY 2008 Annual Community Development Action PlanCity of College Station
The document discusses a proposed substantial amendment to revise the use of $299,821 in CDBG-R funds from acquisition to construction of public sidewalks. Originally, the funds were used to purchase property for mixed-use development but the deadline for use and close-out is September 2012. The amendment would construct approximately 4,900 linear feet of sidewalk in two eligible low-income neighborhoods to benefit residents. Staff is recommending approval of the amendment.
This document provides an overview of zoning regulations and how they are used by municipalities in Vermont to manage land use and development. It discusses the origins and evolution of zoning from the early 20th century to present day. It also outlines the typical components of local zoning regulations, including statutory authorization, zoning districts and maps, use standards, dimensional standards, and development review procedures.
Fundamental Skills for Real Estate Development Professionals II. Con't Projec...Virtual ULI
The document provides an overview of the project entitlement process, outlining key steps like obtaining approvals from local planning departments through zoning, permits, and developing strategic initiatives to engage the community such as emphasizing sustainability and smart growth. It also presents a case study of a successful entitlement process for a large development project that eliminated residential uses in response to community concerns and incorporated public recreation opportunities.
Fundamental Skills for Real Estate Development Professionals II – Project Ent...Virtual ULI
The document summarizes a presentation on project entitlements for real estate development professionals. It discusses what entitlements are, why they are important, and the process of obtaining approvals from governmental entities. The entitlement process involves multiple layers of regulation from comprehensive plans and zoning to permits. Factors like density, design, environmental impacts, and civic engagement can influence negotiating entitlements. Case studies demonstrate challenges in obtaining approvals.
The document summarizes a neighborhood meeting held by US2 to discuss their proposed Coordinated Development Plan (CDP) for revitalizing the 15.7-acre Union Square area. The CDP will guide a multi-phase, 2.4 million square foot mixed-use development with 61% commercial and lab space, 39% residential units, and new civic spaces. US2 seeks community feedback to inform their CDP application to the Planning Board for an extensive, multi-year redevelopment process as outlined in the Somerville zoning requirements and vision plans.
This document provides guidance on developing an effective urban design process and policy. It discusses establishing a steering committee representing local stakeholders to guide a project. The process involves defining objectives, budgets and participation methods before creating deliverables like project briefs and execution plans. Key steps include appreciating the local context through analysis, creating an urban structure with land uses and connections, detailing the place through public realm design, and ensuring long-term implementation and management. The document emphasizes an integrated, iterative approach and establishing policies at different scales to support high-quality, sustainable placemaking.
This document provides an introduction to the Urban Design Compendium. It discusses the importance of urban design in creating high quality places where people want to live and work. The Compendium aims to provide guidance to those involved in development and regeneration projects on how to achieve good urban design. It reflects best practices from the UK and abroad. Both English Partnerships and the Housing Corporation emphasize the importance of design quality in their projects. The Compendium is intended to guide their policy and projects, as well as inform all those involved in new development and regeneration more broadly. It should be used alongside the companion publication "Urban Design Compendium 2: Delivering Quality Places".
The document provides an overview of the Coordinated Development Plan (CDP) for the Union Square revitalization project in Somerville, MA. It summarizes the goals of transforming Union Square into a mixed-use, transit-oriented employment center. The CDP proposes 2.4 million square feet of commercial and residential space, including 1.5 million square feet of commercial/lab space to create over 5,300 jobs. It also outlines 157,000 square feet of new public open spaces and a phased development approach over multiple city blocks to realize the vision.
This document discusses integrated design approaches for architecture and urban planning projects. It outlines key principles of integrated design including interdisciplinary collaboration, understanding how decisions in one area can impact others, and creating places that are physically, socially and economically sustainable. The document provides examples of projects using integrated design approaches, such as Hammarby Sjöstad in Stockholm and Dongtan New Town in Shanghai. It also discusses implications of integrated design for urban form, including considerations for movement networks, climate modification, energy use, water management, and waste.
This document provides an overview of the indicative masterplan for the proposed expansion of South Marston Village. The masterplan shows land uses including approximately 580 new homes on greenfield land and 170 homes on brownfield sites. Key development principles are to maintain separation from other areas, preserve a rural feel through open spaces and green corridors, and respect the village's culture and heritage. Feedback is sought on specific issues related to housing, transport, green spaces and other facilities.
Lecture 6: Urban & Regional Planning (Risk Mitigation Concept)Bayes Ahmed
This document provides guidance on integrating disaster risk reduction into land use planning. It discusses how land use planning can help reduce communities' exposure to hazards and lower vulnerability by regulating the location and conditions of land uses. The document recommends a mainstream approach where disaster risk assessment and management processes are systematically incorporated within existing land use planning procedures. Key steps involve collecting hazard and risk data during initial data gathering, identifying risks during analysis, and formulating risk reduction measures in land use plans. The overall goal is to make spatial development and land use decisions that account for disaster risks.
Good design can add economic value by creating areas where people want to spend time and helping to transform property markets. Well-designed places provide benefits like comfortable living/working areas, safety, and transportation/job opportunities. Achieving high design standards, understanding how design adds value, and having the right tools and developers to create successful places are important. Poor design can impose long-term costs on communities through issues like unsustainability, disconnection, and crime. Investment in good urban design can create value through efficient use of land, social/environmental benefits, and avoiding future costs of bad design.
This document discusses conservation restrictions in conservation subdivisions. It emphasizes that a conservation analysis is important to ensure preserved open space has real conservation value and is not just leftover land. The analysis should identify primary and secondary conservation areas and natural features to protect before any subdivision design. This informs the terms of the conservation restriction and ensures fragmented open space serves a conservation purpose. It also discusses ensuring proper coordination between relevant boards, funding for long-term stewardship, and other considerations in establishing an effective conservation restriction.
Moving ohio forward grant program for demolition fundinggreaterohio
Greater Ohio consulted with the Ohio Attorney General's office to conduct workshops to provide assistance/guidance to Ohio cities receiving demolition funding.
This document provides details of an architecture firm's proposal to develop an urban design framework for Bellerive Bluff in Clarence, Tasmania. It includes:
1) An introduction and goals for the project;
2) An outline of the design information gathering process including workshops, heritage and community consultations;
3) A proposed timeline, budget, and roles for team members.
The proposal aims to create a plan to enhance the public spaces in Bellerive Bluff through community collaboration and consideration of heritage and urban linkages.
Manhattan Community Board Land Use TrainingGale A. Brewer
This document provides an overview of land use and zoning in New York City. It discusses the origins of zoning from the 1916 Zoning Resolution, which established height and use controls. It describes the mechanics of zoning, including zoning maps, districts, use groups, and density. It also outlines the public review process for land use, including environmental review, ULURP, and the roles of the Department of City Planning, Community Boards, Borough President, City Planning Commission, and City Council.
NPPG Seminar- Paul Watson spoken by Meredith Evans, MADE seminarDesign South East
The document provides guidance on national planning practice in the UK, including summaries of key documents and policies. It discusses the National Planning Policy Framework and guidance, with an emphasis on design, housing, sustainability, and other planning considerations. It also addresses how to approach pre-application discussions, design reviews, viability assessments, and determining planning applications in accordance with relevant policies and laws.
The document discusses key aspects of urban structure and design. It outlines that urban structure refers to the arrangement of development blocks, streets, buildings, open space and landscape that make up urban areas. It emphasizes the importance of integration, functional efficiency, environmental harmony, and a sense of place. The document then discusses specific elements of urban design including movement frameworks, density, facilities, form, landscape, open space, blocks and block interiors. It provides guidance on mixing uses, the neighborhood unit concept, and utilizing solar, water, earth and wind resources sustainably.
- Bangladesh has a complex land use planning system with different government agencies owning, developing, and managing land. The capital city of Dhaka has experienced rapid population growth and development that has outpaced planning efforts.
- The Dhaka Metropolitan Development Plan from the 1990s proposed long-term, mid-term, and detailed area plans to guide development but lacked funding and implementation. Unplanned growth has resulted in problems like poor infrastructure and services.
- Factors driving growth in Dhaka include economic opportunities and policies, as well as physical constraints on expanding the city due to flooding risks. Improving governance, services, inter-agency coordination, and land supply could help address challenges of urbanization.
The document discusses retail planning in South Australia's urban environment. It covers the state planning system, retail hierarchy of centers, the 30 Year Plan for Greater Adelaide which focuses growth along transit corridors and in activity centers, where retail development is appropriate based on zoning, and factors that will impact future retail planning like population growth and online shopping.
Resources: The Dirt on Future Oppertunities Darren Starr
The document discusses opportunities for South Australia from the mining boom, including potential for employment, population growth, and infrastructure development. It notes that the mining expansion could benefit regional communities through localized employment and attracting new residents. The property industry could assist by providing a range of housing options and helping communities develop their identities. The government's role includes maintaining Adelaide's livability, supporting regional planning, coordinating infrastructure, and training workers for mining jobs.
Final bu7755 assessment assignment 1,2,3 (1)Liki Lance
This document outlines the assessments for the MBA Strategic Management module. It includes 3 assessments: 2 in-class presentations worth 25% each analyzing organizations' strategic capabilities; and a 2,000 word case study essay worth 50% assessing an organization's strategic issues using relevant theories. Students must attend at least 7 of the 10 lecture sessions to avoid penalties. The presentations will require analyzing organizations for their ability to deal with economic conditions or governance failures. Reassessments will replicate the learning outcomes of the original assessments.
Fundamental Skills for Real Estate Development Professionals II – Project Ent...Virtual ULI
The document summarizes a presentation on project entitlements for real estate development professionals. It discusses what entitlements are, why they are important, and the process of obtaining approvals from governmental entities. The entitlement process involves multiple layers of regulation from comprehensive plans and zoning to permits. Factors like density, design, environmental impacts, and civic engagement can influence negotiating entitlements. Case studies demonstrate challenges in obtaining approvals.
The document summarizes a neighborhood meeting held by US2 to discuss their proposed Coordinated Development Plan (CDP) for revitalizing the 15.7-acre Union Square area. The CDP will guide a multi-phase, 2.4 million square foot mixed-use development with 61% commercial and lab space, 39% residential units, and new civic spaces. US2 seeks community feedback to inform their CDP application to the Planning Board for an extensive, multi-year redevelopment process as outlined in the Somerville zoning requirements and vision plans.
This document provides guidance on developing an effective urban design process and policy. It discusses establishing a steering committee representing local stakeholders to guide a project. The process involves defining objectives, budgets and participation methods before creating deliverables like project briefs and execution plans. Key steps include appreciating the local context through analysis, creating an urban structure with land uses and connections, detailing the place through public realm design, and ensuring long-term implementation and management. The document emphasizes an integrated, iterative approach and establishing policies at different scales to support high-quality, sustainable placemaking.
This document provides an introduction to the Urban Design Compendium. It discusses the importance of urban design in creating high quality places where people want to live and work. The Compendium aims to provide guidance to those involved in development and regeneration projects on how to achieve good urban design. It reflects best practices from the UK and abroad. Both English Partnerships and the Housing Corporation emphasize the importance of design quality in their projects. The Compendium is intended to guide their policy and projects, as well as inform all those involved in new development and regeneration more broadly. It should be used alongside the companion publication "Urban Design Compendium 2: Delivering Quality Places".
The document provides an overview of the Coordinated Development Plan (CDP) for the Union Square revitalization project in Somerville, MA. It summarizes the goals of transforming Union Square into a mixed-use, transit-oriented employment center. The CDP proposes 2.4 million square feet of commercial and residential space, including 1.5 million square feet of commercial/lab space to create over 5,300 jobs. It also outlines 157,000 square feet of new public open spaces and a phased development approach over multiple city blocks to realize the vision.
This document discusses integrated design approaches for architecture and urban planning projects. It outlines key principles of integrated design including interdisciplinary collaboration, understanding how decisions in one area can impact others, and creating places that are physically, socially and economically sustainable. The document provides examples of projects using integrated design approaches, such as Hammarby Sjöstad in Stockholm and Dongtan New Town in Shanghai. It also discusses implications of integrated design for urban form, including considerations for movement networks, climate modification, energy use, water management, and waste.
This document provides an overview of the indicative masterplan for the proposed expansion of South Marston Village. The masterplan shows land uses including approximately 580 new homes on greenfield land and 170 homes on brownfield sites. Key development principles are to maintain separation from other areas, preserve a rural feel through open spaces and green corridors, and respect the village's culture and heritage. Feedback is sought on specific issues related to housing, transport, green spaces and other facilities.
Lecture 6: Urban & Regional Planning (Risk Mitigation Concept)Bayes Ahmed
This document provides guidance on integrating disaster risk reduction into land use planning. It discusses how land use planning can help reduce communities' exposure to hazards and lower vulnerability by regulating the location and conditions of land uses. The document recommends a mainstream approach where disaster risk assessment and management processes are systematically incorporated within existing land use planning procedures. Key steps involve collecting hazard and risk data during initial data gathering, identifying risks during analysis, and formulating risk reduction measures in land use plans. The overall goal is to make spatial development and land use decisions that account for disaster risks.
Good design can add economic value by creating areas where people want to spend time and helping to transform property markets. Well-designed places provide benefits like comfortable living/working areas, safety, and transportation/job opportunities. Achieving high design standards, understanding how design adds value, and having the right tools and developers to create successful places are important. Poor design can impose long-term costs on communities through issues like unsustainability, disconnection, and crime. Investment in good urban design can create value through efficient use of land, social/environmental benefits, and avoiding future costs of bad design.
This document discusses conservation restrictions in conservation subdivisions. It emphasizes that a conservation analysis is important to ensure preserved open space has real conservation value and is not just leftover land. The analysis should identify primary and secondary conservation areas and natural features to protect before any subdivision design. This informs the terms of the conservation restriction and ensures fragmented open space serves a conservation purpose. It also discusses ensuring proper coordination between relevant boards, funding for long-term stewardship, and other considerations in establishing an effective conservation restriction.
Moving ohio forward grant program for demolition fundinggreaterohio
Greater Ohio consulted with the Ohio Attorney General's office to conduct workshops to provide assistance/guidance to Ohio cities receiving demolition funding.
This document provides details of an architecture firm's proposal to develop an urban design framework for Bellerive Bluff in Clarence, Tasmania. It includes:
1) An introduction and goals for the project;
2) An outline of the design information gathering process including workshops, heritage and community consultations;
3) A proposed timeline, budget, and roles for team members.
The proposal aims to create a plan to enhance the public spaces in Bellerive Bluff through community collaboration and consideration of heritage and urban linkages.
Manhattan Community Board Land Use TrainingGale A. Brewer
This document provides an overview of land use and zoning in New York City. It discusses the origins of zoning from the 1916 Zoning Resolution, which established height and use controls. It describes the mechanics of zoning, including zoning maps, districts, use groups, and density. It also outlines the public review process for land use, including environmental review, ULURP, and the roles of the Department of City Planning, Community Boards, Borough President, City Planning Commission, and City Council.
NPPG Seminar- Paul Watson spoken by Meredith Evans, MADE seminarDesign South East
The document provides guidance on national planning practice in the UK, including summaries of key documents and policies. It discusses the National Planning Policy Framework and guidance, with an emphasis on design, housing, sustainability, and other planning considerations. It also addresses how to approach pre-application discussions, design reviews, viability assessments, and determining planning applications in accordance with relevant policies and laws.
The document discusses key aspects of urban structure and design. It outlines that urban structure refers to the arrangement of development blocks, streets, buildings, open space and landscape that make up urban areas. It emphasizes the importance of integration, functional efficiency, environmental harmony, and a sense of place. The document then discusses specific elements of urban design including movement frameworks, density, facilities, form, landscape, open space, blocks and block interiors. It provides guidance on mixing uses, the neighborhood unit concept, and utilizing solar, water, earth and wind resources sustainably.
- Bangladesh has a complex land use planning system with different government agencies owning, developing, and managing land. The capital city of Dhaka has experienced rapid population growth and development that has outpaced planning efforts.
- The Dhaka Metropolitan Development Plan from the 1990s proposed long-term, mid-term, and detailed area plans to guide development but lacked funding and implementation. Unplanned growth has resulted in problems like poor infrastructure and services.
- Factors driving growth in Dhaka include economic opportunities and policies, as well as physical constraints on expanding the city due to flooding risks. Improving governance, services, inter-agency coordination, and land supply could help address challenges of urbanization.
The document discusses retail planning in South Australia's urban environment. It covers the state planning system, retail hierarchy of centers, the 30 Year Plan for Greater Adelaide which focuses growth along transit corridors and in activity centers, where retail development is appropriate based on zoning, and factors that will impact future retail planning like population growth and online shopping.
Resources: The Dirt on Future Oppertunities Darren Starr
The document discusses opportunities for South Australia from the mining boom, including potential for employment, population growth, and infrastructure development. It notes that the mining expansion could benefit regional communities through localized employment and attracting new residents. The property industry could assist by providing a range of housing options and helping communities develop their identities. The government's role includes maintaining Adelaide's livability, supporting regional planning, coordinating infrastructure, and training workers for mining jobs.
Final bu7755 assessment assignment 1,2,3 (1)Liki Lance
This document outlines the assessments for the MBA Strategic Management module. It includes 3 assessments: 2 in-class presentations worth 25% each analyzing organizations' strategic capabilities; and a 2,000 word case study essay worth 50% assessing an organization's strategic issues using relevant theories. Students must attend at least 7 of the 10 lecture sessions to avoid penalties. The presentations will require analyzing organizations for their ability to deal with economic conditions or governance failures. Reassessments will replicate the learning outcomes of the original assessments.
This document introduces two children, Sally and Adam, who have brown hair and black eyes. It then describes various situations involving the children such as it being lunch time, one child holding another's hand, getting a tooth pulled out, breaking a leg, having a headache, and opening their mouth for an examination.
The document discusses the use of "have got" and its contractions to indicate possession. It provides examples of using "have/has got" and "haven't/hasn't got" with I, you, she, he, it, we, you, they. It also shows how to form questions using "have got" by placing "have" before the subject. The document aims to teach English learners how to properly use "have got" in sentences and questions.
Living in an apartment with limited kitchen storage space can be optimized with planning and the right storage solutions. The document provides tips for improving the functionality of a small apartment kitchen, such as using reusable supplies instead of disposable plastic bags and wrappers to reduce waste, investing in transparent, stackable storage containers to better utilize vertical space, and considering additional wall or ceiling hooks to store pots, pans, and mugs off counters and shelves.
Urban Design Guidelines for High-rise BuildingsBemnetLeykun
High-rise buildings are one of the possible building types that contribute
to intensification and efficient development patterns that support
healthy, liveable and safe communities. The Official Plan directs
high-rise buildings to the nodes and corridors where intensification
is expected and encouraged, including: the Central Area, the Mixed-Use
Centres (including the emerging downtown districts and Transit
Oriented Development areas), some locations along the Arterial
Mainstreets, as well as the Town Centres. These are the locations
where new high-rise developments are most likely to occur
The document discusses planned unit developments (PUDs). It provides background on the evolution of PUDs in the 1960s-1970s as a way to comprehensively plan large parcels of land rather than individual lots. PUDs aim to mix uses and create more interesting developments than traditional zoning allows. The document defines PUDs and outlines their objectives, classification, design principles, steps for development, and advantages and disadvantages compared to traditional zoning. Case studies are also mentioned.
DTZ provides town planning services to facilitate development and enhance value for clients. Their services include planning applications, retail planning, development viability assessments, heritage and conservation advice, stakeholder engagement, and more. They have experience securing permission for large-scale projects across many sectors, including mixed-use developments, schools, hospitals, and residential. Their goal is positive planning to stimulate growth through the planning system.
The document discusses the development process and key considerations for determining the feasibility of a development project. It outlines various actors involved in development, including developers, landowners, funders, advisors, builders, and government agencies. It also discusses important feasibility issues to examine such as ownership constraints, physical site conditions, public/legal procedures, market factors, and overall project viability. Determining feasibility requires analyzing costs, revenues, profit potential and investment returns.
Michael Mason has over 25 years of experience in local government planning and development roles. He is currently the Executive Manager of Environmental Services at Lane Cove Council, where he oversees planning, building, strategic planning, and other functions. Prior to this, he held executive roles at Fairfield City Council and Concord Council, managing development approvals, environmental health, strategic planning, and other areas. Mason has a Bachelor's in Environmental Science and postgraduate qualifications in town planning. He has extensive experience in development assessment, strategic planning, community consultation, and mediation.
The document summarizes a public workshop held in Morgantown, West Virginia on June 6, 2012 about community choices related to regional growth. The workshop included presentations on a regional vision, background information, and scenarios. Participants provided input by rating vision statements and principles, and reviewing maps and plans. The vision focused on managed growth, transportation improvements, community amenities, economic competitiveness, and regional collaboration. Background information included a conceptual growth framework map and preliminary economic and transportation findings. Participants provided feedback to help guide regional comprehensive and transportation plans.
The document discusses environmental design and the planning process. It covers key topics such as:
1. The planning process involves analysis, synthesis, evaluation, and implementation to shape the built environment.
2. Environmental design principles include considering places before buildings, mixing land uses, designing at a human scale, and catering to all community members.
3. Site analysis involves gathering data on the physical site, surrounding context, and regulatory requirements to inform preliminary site planning and design concepts.
The document discusses several specialized allied services that architects may require to complete building projects:
1) Interior design which involves the layout, construction, and aesthetics of interior spaces.
2) Electronic, acoustic and communication engineering which deal with electronics, sound/vibration, and communications technology.
3) Physical planning which proposes infrastructure for public services, transport, economic activities for urban and rural areas.
4) Landscape design which focuses on integrated master planning and specific garden designs incorporating aesthetic, horticultural and sustainability components.
5) Comprehensive planning which establishes guidelines for a community's future growth through an all-inclusive approach addressed in a formal adopted document.
The urban design guide provides guidance for commercial development in urban areas to improve quality and complement surroundings. It emphasizes considering site context, using design principles to create human-scaled developments with active street frontages, and carefully designing and locating parking and landscaping. The guide aims to make commercial areas more successful through quality urban design.
This document provides details of a proposed shopping mall project called "SMART" to be built near Taylor's University Lakeside Campus. It discusses the project background, objectives, management team roles and responsibilities, specifications, stakeholders, budget, and references. The project aims to provide students with an easier place to buy and prepare food at cheaper prices near campus. The management team includes architects, landscape architects, civil engineers, contractors and quantity surveyors who will oversee design, construction and costs. Potential risks, constraints and timescales are also outlined.
This document outlines a proposed project to build a new shopping mall called "Smart" near Taylor's University Lakeside Campus. The project aims to provide students with an easier place to buy and prepare food at cheaper prices. Key aspects of the project include its location, objectives, management team roles, risks, and constraints. The management team will oversee design, construction, and costs to ensure the project is completed on time and on budget. Building near the lake could result in flooding risks that require special foundation designs.
This document provides an overview of the life and work of Patrick Geddes, a Scottish sociologist and pioneer in the field of town planning. It discusses his key publications and concepts, including his Place-Work-Folk formula for analyzing communities and regions. It outlines his work establishing one of the first urban planning laboratories, as well as surveys he conducted of cities and towns in India, Palestine, and Scotland. The summary highlights Geddes' holistic and interdisciplinary approach to town planning that considered environmental, social, and economic factors.
This document outlines a landscape and building project for a proposed shopping mall called "SMART" near Taylor's University Lakeside Campus. It discusses the project background, objectives to provide students easier access to food and a place to cook. It presents the project team members and their roles. It also outlines the project risks, timeline, stakeholders involved including authorities, users, and a preliminary budget. Reference materials are listed. The document is a proposal for the SMART mall project near the university campus.
This document discusses urban design planning processes and examples of urban design plans. It describes the essential attributes of an urban design planning process as including public outreach, involvement of major stakeholders, use of a multi-disciplinary team, focus on implementation, and using design as a decision-making tool. Examples of common urban design plans discussed are downtown plans, mixed-use developments, and neighborhood plans. Neighborhood plans in particular address housing, transportation, land use, and infrastructure issues for a community.
North Lincolnshire Residential Design GuideGraeme Moore
The document provides guidance for residential developers in North Lincolnshire. It outlines key design objectives that developments should meet, including:
1) Being sustainable by minimizing carbon emissions during construction and from resident use, and maximizing quality of life and biodiversity.
2) Creating high quality townsapes, landscapes, and public/private spaces that promote community health and well-being.
3) Ensuring inclusive places that include a range of housing types and integrated affordable housing.
This document provides industrial development design standards and guidelines adopted by the City of Louisville, Colorado. It acknowledges contributions from city council, planning commission, and other groups. The introduction describes the purpose of establishing minimum standards to enhance the community, protect economic vitality, and ensure safety. It provides guidance for applicants and outlines desirable and undesirable design elements. The document is intended to be used alongside other city regulations and addresses various aspects of site and building design over multiple chapters.
The document discusses urban design plans, including their key elements, reasons for preparation, planning process, typical components of reports, and examples. Urban design plans give three-dimensional form to policies in comprehensive plans and focus on the public realm. They require interdisciplinary collaboration and addressing issues like existing development, infrastructure, and sustainable principles. Common types of plans include those for neighborhoods, downtowns, and mixed-use developments.
Matt Lindley has over 25 years of experience in planning, design, development, stakeholder management, and local government. He has worked as a sole practitioner, for a major property developer, and in local government. Lindley has extensive experience managing complex development projects, negotiating approvals, and leading multidisciplinary teams. He has a proven track record of success in both the private and public sectors.
ARC 3612 PROJECT MANAGEMENT- PROJECT 1- DEFINING AND DOCUMENTING A RESIDENTIA...Angeline KH
This document outlines the design development for renovating a residential property. It includes sections on project management, preliminary study, and design development. For design development, it provides architectural plans and elevations, structural plans, and details for civil, mechanical, electrical, interior, and landscape design. Calculations are shown to verify the structural feasibility of the renovations. The level of detail in the document demonstrates comprehensive planning and coordination between disciplines to redesign the compact living space.
The document discusses building great neighbourhoods in Red Deer through careful planning and design. It outlines nine principles for creating neighbourhoods that are sustainable, walkable, vibrant, and livable. These include considering natural areas, a mix of land uses, connectivity through various transportation options, compact urban form and density, parks and community spaces, housing variety, resilience and sustainability, safety, and unique identity. The standards provide guidance for both new neighbourhood developments and smaller redevelopment within existing areas to achieve well-designed neighbourhoods that improve quality of life.
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2. PLANNING & URBAN DESIGN
PRESENTED BY DARREN STARR
NATIONAL DISCIPLINE LEADER TOWN PLANNING
FYFE EARTH PARTNERS
3. TOPICS TO BE COVERED
1. HOW DOES THE PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM TREAT
MULTI-LEVEL RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT?
2. LAND USE ZONING – WHERE CAN MULTI-LEVEL RESIDENTIAL
DEVELOPMENT BE CONSTRUCTED?
3. KEY PLANNING ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED IN THE ASSESSMENT OF
MULTI –LEVEL RESIDENTIAL?
4. URBAN DESIGN AND THE PUBLIC REALM
5. MAXIMISING OPPORTUNITIES AND MINIMISING RISKS
5. Planning & Development System in South Australia
Strategic Planning – long term plans e.g. 30 Year Plan for Greater
Adelaide
Policy Planning – Criteria that all development will need to address
prior to approval e.g. Local Development Plans & Development Plan
Amendments (DPAs)
Development Assessment – assessment of development
applications and projects and division of land
6. Development Assessment is undertaken by Local
Councils, the Development Assessment Commission
or the Minister, (predominately) against the provision
of the local Development Plan.
SO HOW IS MULTI-LEVEL HOUSING TREATED?
Multi-level housing would generally be classified as a
residential flat building as per the Development
Regulations 2008 outlined below:
Residential flat building – means a single
building in which there are 2 or more
dwellings, but does not include a semi-
detached dwelling, a row dwelling or a group
dwelling.
8. SO WHERE ARE RESIDENTIAL FLAT BUILDINGS
APPROPRIATE ?
Each Development Plan contains policies to
promote development in desired locations
and is the basis upon which development
assessment decisions are made. Each zone
within the Development Plans will outline the
envisaged land uses. A zone that promotes
the development of Residential Flat Buildings
will generally be the best for approval of a
multi-level residential development.
9. SO WHERE ARE THESE ZONES?
Generally in commercial or centre zones or specific
medium density residential zones or policy areas.
The most appropriate locations for higher density
residential development will be reinforced by the
upcoming Inner Rim Development Plan Amendment
(being prepared by the Minister) that will highlight
key development areas within 2.5km of the CBD.
Focus on Transit Oriented Development (TODS).
E.g. Unley Road, Adelaide CBD, Bowden Urban
Village, Woodville West
10. In addition it is understood that a series of new zones will accompany the
rezoning, those relating to higher density residential development are:
• Urban Core Zone: Allows a combination of major land-use types such as
residential, office, commercial and civic.
• Urban Corridor Zone: Supports a mix of higher density development on land
that joins key transit corridors.
• Suburban Activity Node Zone: Encourages a range of medium and high
density dwellings supported by a mix of transit stops, activity centres or high
quality open spaces.
12. Common issues considered in assessing projects
1. Is the location appropriate (zoning and surrounding land
uses)
2. External design issues – overlooking, overshadowing,
visual appearance, car parking, waste disposal, proximity
to services (e.g. public transport, open space and retail)
height limits and relationship to surrounding area (urban
design)
3. Internal design issues – apartment size, natural light,
private open space, environmental sustainably (5 star
rating).
4. Mix of land uses (particularly in Adelaide CBD) including
residential and commercial.
13. Development Assessment at Councils
Development • Joint panel comprising appointed elected
Assessment Panel members and senior officers
2% of decisions • Generally assess category 2 & 3
developments
Development • Used in some Councils depending on
Assessment Unit delegations – generally a panel of senior
3% of decisions officers from planning, building &
engineering
Development • Development Officers with delegated
Officer authority
95% of decisions • All other development applications
Source LGA
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14. Dealing with Assessment Bodies
Council planners must assess multi-level residential
projects only against the provisions of the
Development Plan.
Well prepared and designed proposals that have
considered the key elements of the Development
Plan and where they can’t meet requirements
demonstrate why the proposal still warrants approval
have the best chance of being granted approval.
16. Urban Design is concerned primarily with the design and
functionality of the public realm.
How the built environment interacts with public spaces is a key
element of the design and ultimately the functionality of multi-
level residential developments.
Focus on design in Adelaide through the formation of the
Integrated Design Commission and appointment of the
Government Architect.
The increased density across the city must come with an
improvement to public spaces as private spaces become
smaller e.g. Loss of the ‘typical’ backyard.
18. 1. Know where it is appropriate to develop –
zoning & Development Plan
2. Design and plan the project as closely as
possible to the requirements that will
guide approval
3. Engage with Council and project
consultants e.g. architects, engineers and
town planners.
4. Detail the benefits of the project and why
it should be approved.
19. QUESTIONS ?
DARREN STARR
NATIONAL DISCIPLINE LEADER TOWN PLANNING
FYFE EARTH PARTNERS
darren.starr@fyfe.com.au
(08) 8201 9692
0413 898 143