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    of Urbanism one can find continuous attempts to achieve solutions for the urban problems. The change from one period to another has often resulted in a conflict in urban space. In the following I will briefly present three examples of urban utopias and conflicts that cover the urban realm of the non-modern to postmodern periods. My aim is not to force Urbanism into a linear development, but merely to discuss how the urban is present in broader societal changes. Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris,…

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    Garden City Case Study

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    3.1 NEIGHBORHOOD SUSTAINABILITY INDICATORS: FROM PLANNING THEORIES Howard’s idea to divide the “Garden city” into wards is considered to be one of the earliest notions of neighborhood in city planning. He visualized self-sustainable, compact neighborhoods with easy access to jobs, parks and shops for daily necessities. Howard clearly emphasized on efficient transportation network, combination of various social groups and integration of human and nature. Inspired by the “garden city”, Perry’s…

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    noticed although the two villas share the same geometry and historical standards, the design by Palladio is mainly referenced to the Roman architecture, while Le Corbusier's design is referenced to several cultural sources. Rowe highlights that the design system of Palladio is clearly presented in plan, while the design of Le Corbusier mainly focuses on elevation. The comparison by Rowe has shown the conflicts between design concepts of architects'…

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    Abdullahi A Methods in Urban Planning Research and Analysis (MPUP 520-01) Fall 2015 Research Assignment #3: Literature Review Due: December 17, 2015 Introduction: This literature review research paper will investigate various issues regarding walkability in neighborhoods and communities, for my Georgetown neighborhood project. In doing so, I have reviewed a number of researches and articles on the topic of walkability, to provide an answer to weather walkable communities promotes a positive…

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    Essay On Suburban Sprawl

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    This modular system will be made up of smaller design interventions which can be applied incrementally in a variety of ways depending on the specificities of an area. For this research, these areas will specifically be different types of nodes identified along a linear stretch of a suburban area. As…

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    Stan Allen in “Mat Urbanism: The Thick 2-D” describes the nature of mat building and later expanding it into mat urbanism. From the historical context mat design relies more on an organizational style and motivation than one tied to a form. The aim is to manage the diverse changes and rapid movements of man against the more static elements of the city and human landscape that they create. “Mat-building can be said to epitomize the anonymous collective where the functions come to enrich the…

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    Flatiron Building Essay

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    function, and the honesty of true beauty defined by a paradigm of, “firmness, commodity and delight.” Vitruvius’ writings established a concept that influenced the craft of architecture developed to be the essential components of successful architectural design as the craft progressed through centuries. Book I, emphasizes the importance of education in many branches of study an architect should be trained in. “……

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    is an ability as well as a blend of combination of creativity and imagination. The world of design is exciting, especially in a developing global society. Architecture is not just the study of structure, but more importantly, the study of people. All architecture becomes a part of city planning; once a building is developed, it immediately becomes a part of the local urban fabric. As architects you design for the present with an awareness of the past for a future that is essentially unknown.…

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    establishment and growth in commonality of advocacy consulting firms, community groups, and university planning departments such as the advocacy firm Urban Planning Aid or the Pratt Institute’s Center for Community and Environmental Development . Overall, Jacobs’ influence in community advocacy “showed people around the country that they could fight the urban renewal bulldozer—and win” when empowered enough by the advocacy groups . Again, even though Jacobs did not touch on the topic of social…

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    habitations are situated in the heart of the wonderful city of Luzern, inside of strolling separation from each other and from the downtown area itself. Living and concentrating on in the heart of this interesting city empower understudies to appreciate the urban qualities and in addition the appeal and selectiveness of Luzern. HomeAboutWhy BHMS? Why BHMS? Perfect Location in the Heart of Luzern City The BHMS grounds structures and understudy living arrangements are situated in the heart…

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