The document discusses different types of urban planning patterns including properly planned cities with linear settlements, recreational zones, and right angle intersecting roads. It also describes planned grid patterns with individual blocks and easy accessibility, radial plans converging towards a focal point, and scattered plans according to terrain.

1. THEORY & METHODS IN URBAN DESIGN
ASSIGNMENT :1
PRESENTED BY : SALONI KHANDELWAL
F.Y. M.ARCH

2. • Properly planned city
• Linear settlement pattern.
• Variation according to the local
characteristics.
• Proper connectivity.
• Formation of recreational zones.
• Densely populated area.
• Road network intersecting at right angle.

3. • Center is the focal point of image.
• Individual settlement block pattern.
• Informal road networks.

4. • River town
• Segregated by water
• Colour pallette can be seen
• buildings are in Harmony
• Streetscape is properly defined

5. • Planned Grid pattern
• Cluster of individual blocks.
• Easy accessibility for each block.
• Densely populated.
• High rise structure
• Symmetrical planning

6. • Radial planning
• Converging towards focal point
• Nuclear layouts
• Free flowing road networks
• Clusters formed

7. • Diagonal road networks.
• Densely populated area.
• Properly planned road networks.
• Congested area.
• Open spaces between the buildings.
• Champhered building edges.

8. • Scattered planning according to the terrain.
• Sloping roof.
• land surrounded with water.
• Connectivity is not proper.
• Defines the similar character.
• Located on an island.

9. • High rise structure
• Metropolitian town
• Group planning
• Grid pattern
• Open spaces between each cluster

10. • No margins
• Improper placements
• No vechicular connectivity
• Compact planning
• Densely populated

11. • Densely populated area
• Flat roof
• Low storeyed buildings
• Public building are high rise defines power

12. • Planning according to terrain
• Highly densely populated.
• Asymmetric pattern

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