PLANNING 2

Urban design gives form, shape and ?

• Pattern

• Character

• Spatial Structure

• Arrangement

An interdisciplinary field that is concerned with the arrangement, appearance and function of towns and cities.

• Community Planning

• Community Architecture

• Urban Design

• Urban Planning

Inclusion of community members in issues concerning their built environment.

• Community Participation

• Community Architecture

• Community Involvement

• Community Planning

Extension of the Architecture of buildings, spaces between buildings, entourage, utilities and movement systems.

• Urban Design

• Placemaking

• Environmental Stewardship

• Urban Planning

Arrangement and relation of business and people

• Urban Structure

• Urban Grain

• Urban Typology

• Urban Density

Designing places to stimulate public activity.

• Complimentary mixed uses

• Accessibility

• Animation

• Wayfinding

An area where vehicles are restricted and reserved for pedestrians who are free to occupy the entire space.

• Pathways

• Walkways

• Sidewalks

• Pedestrian Zones

Recognizing differences between places.

• Imageability

• Identity

• Separation

• Character and Meaning

Using a resource so that it is not depleted or permanently damaged.

• Reuse

• Adaptable

• Environmentally-friendly

• Sustainable

Did not use formally schooled architects but relied on the design skills and tradition of local builders

• Vernacular Architecture

• Sustainable Architecture

• Green Architecture

• Community Architecture