Urban studies and planning terminology

Delirious New York, he engages the readers through his review and criticism of modern urbanism and architecture. He explores the city of Manhattan as an urban experiment and a field for man made experiences and a platform to the modern life. He demonstrates the concept of “Manhattanism” as a manifestation of urbanism of hyper density created by the man made urban conditions. The first chapter of the book gives the…

a visionary for urban planning, but has brought his visions to life. With ideals similar to John Nolen and his bringing of Garden Cities to America, urban sprawl smart growth have been the plight of Peter Calthorpe’s urban planning focus. Under the umbrella of new urbanism, Calthorpe incorporates the ideas of transit oriented communities and environmentally sustainable communities. His publications and city plans do not fail to emulate his four key principles in regards to planning; diversity,…

Suburban sprawl, the built environment associated with this development pattern, and the subsequent negative effects is a topic that has been examined in a multitude of ways by many different researchers, organizations and interested individuals. Responses to suburban sprawl seek to mitigate or correct a number of problems such as the negative environmental, social, fiscal and health effects of suburban sprawl on individuals and the community. The wide range of these effects, and the multitude…

Urbanization can be considered as a major change that can bring about variations in the social and cultural construct of any location. Socio-cultural changes among urban communities inevitably lead to changes in attitude, worldview, and way of life of urban folks and this is something foreseeable (Ahmad, Z., Ahmad, N., & Abdullah, H., 2009). The characterization of urbanization in the minds of every individual might differ in certain areas but ultimately leads to an impression of positive…

What are the impacts of living in the rented houses for urban household’s, reflection of the research areas? How does house rent fee affect the welfare of urban households? What are the implication (comparative analysis) of living in the rented houses and owned houses on urban households’ welfare? What remedies could be applied to address the housing problems? 1.4. Research objectives 1.4.1. Main Objective The main objective of this study is to evaluate the impact, on household welfare, of…

As a Planning and Zoning Technician during the development of the 2030 Master Plan I was encouraged to provide long-range planning initiatives. I made the recommendation in the 2030 Master Plan to integrate form based development code in the zoning ordinance. For a small town, we are blessed with consistent industry investment but downtown has challenges with vacant parcels and structures. For a successful downtown, it is important to create a sense of place. I believe downtown will benefit by…

The Effects of Growth Management on Housing Affordability Urban planners have theorized and advocated for the practice of various growth management techniques in order to employ smart growth and curb urban sprawl. Growth management frameworks include urban containment methods that restrict where development may occur, impact fees which require developers to cover environmental and infrastructural costs, and design guidelines that promote higher densities and more diverse development types and…

Slides]. Retrieved from https://osu.instructure.com/courses/4454/files/folder/Class%20Slides?preview=825086 Lecture 11- Conroy, Maria. (2016). Planning Between the Wars. [PowerPoint slides]. Retrieved from https://osu.instructure.com/courses/4454/files/folder/Class%20Slides?preview=1181326 Lecture 13- Conroy, Maria. (2016). New Towns & Advocacy Planning. [PowerPoint slides]. Retrieved from https://osu.instructure.com/courses/4454/files/folder/Class%20Slides?preview=1352589 Lecture 15-…

provides five different green spaces. Green space, according to the United States Environmental Agency, ("What Is Open Space/Green Space?”), is an area of grass, trees, or vegetation set apart for recreational or aesthetic purposes in an otherwise urban environment. Through its green spaces, Sauk Centre has…

Bowen Hills Urban Development Are (UDA) was declared by rule by the Minister of Infrastructure and Planning on the 27th of March 2008 (Urban Land Development Authority: 2009). The main purpose for this initiative is to facilitate: - The availability of land for urban purposes - The provision of a range of housing options to address diverse community needs - Provision of infrastructure of urban purpose - Planning principles that give effect to ecological sustainability and best practice urban…