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Transcript: Introduction GAZIKENT MAIN ENTRANCE A node is a focus point for orientation like squares, junctions, focal points and intersections. PATHS *Gazikent is an area where the majority of the cooperative. *The city center is 12 km away. Its 30 minutes with the bus. *Population is around the 40.000 people *Education level of this region; %10 of university, %30 high school, %30 of secondary school and the part of %30 primary school graduates. *Generally, there are health centers. But now, there is a big hospital construction which going construction. *Green areas are little according to region. There are only small parks. *Axles very smooth and aligned. *Soil, very suitable for making building because of component.(limestone) *Houses are usually square or rectangular. They made on shaped plot. **The only region where zoning according to buildings. *There are 2-3 and 5 floor buildings in this area. *Apartment prices usually start from 80.000TL and go up to 250.000TL. *There are industrial sites around the area. *Transportation providing by bus or personal cars. URBAN PLANNING Gazikent Mah. NODES A GENERAL PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD 1- DISTRICT 2- LANDMARKS 3- PATHS 4- NODES 5- EDGES MASS AND VOID design by Dóri Sirály for Prezi Path is a track made by people or animals walking over the ground The area in front of someone or something that is moving It is a way from one place to another that people can walk along it is a connection between areas Paths are the circulation of the city refers to the way people move through and interact with buildings PARTITION AND DIVISION OF THE AREA Landmarks Space can be either full or empty A void is an empty volume, while a mass is a filled volume. Voids and masses can be referred to as: Negative space/ Positive space Negative form/Positive form Volume/Solid or Space/Form A landmarks is an object or structure on land that is easy to see and recognize DISTRICT In gazikent, the nodes and focal points and the round about. There is on the entrance of gazikent, and on each street to divide the district and to show the orientations. There is the big nodes, on the main street, and we can find the small nodes on the secondary street. they are from the most important to the least. It is also a building or place that was important in history THE MAIN 5 ELEMENTS OF A MAP BY KEVIN LYNCH A District is an area established by a government for official government business. it is also a section that has some special characteristic or purpose the width of the streets main street 20 M secondary streets 7 M primary streets 15 M in gazikent, the characteristics of the divided area, are the zonning of the mahalesi. Each zone as e can see, has a shape of building, has a different character, are made of different material, and also different size. GAZIKENT AREA

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Transcript: Urban Planning The Purpose This project will be very helpful to the City of Vancouver since the land is already there with buildings they can use to make a new affordable place for people to live. It will for sure help the issue of not having enough reasonable homes for people to buy. By 2020 the City of Vancouver will be turning the Olympic Park and Olympic residential places into the Southeast False Creek which will have housing for anyone to live. In the area where the Olympics were held in 2010, the City of Vancouver is transforming it into a home for 12 000 - 16 000 people and will have six million square feet of development. There will be 5000 residential units, a grocery store, community center, childcare facilities, schools, parks and more. Southeast False Creek Proposal Vancouver is densely populated and available land is limited due to the geography of the area given it is surrounded by water and mountains. As such the cost of housing is very expensive. The City of Vancouver realizes the importance of affordable housing for social responsibility. They are developing this area of the city with this in mind and also incorporating environmental responsibility into the plans. Also, the Olympic area has so much to offer and wasn't being used since the Olympics so it will definitely help people looking for reasonable living. design by Dóri Sirály for Prezi Who is involved? The City of Vancouver wishes to makes these changes to Southeast False Creek. Also, LEED (Leadership in Energy and Enviromental Design) will be helping to make False Creek a eco friendly area. The Plan http://www.sfu.ca/sustainablevancouver/sefc/design/ http://www.vancouver.ca Why would this be helpful? By - Madi LeBlanc Map of the new neighborhood : My Sources The purpose of this project is to turn Southeast False Creek into a sustainable development. It features efficient energy solutions, high performance green buildings and easy transit access.

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Urban planning

Transcript: Opportunities It is an agricultural land (part of the Houran plains). Weaknesses it is considered a crossroads near Syria Threats Strengths fgfsd HUWWARA Near Irbid. Huwwara is considered a quite area. Accessible transportation

Transcript: Bad Urban Planning- Block D -Block D is a series of apartment buildings -They are located on Ontario street in Downtown Kingston -They are not good urban planning because they block the view to the water front which is one of Kingston's biggest attractions - When considering the building of block D, an expert designer suggested against it and said they should keep the waterfront accessible but they did the opposite -Multi use building -Stores on bottom, condos on top -Located in an area with lots of bus stops Image by Tom Mooring - Drive thru blocks traffic - Right infront of residents backyard -Bad parking space -Creates line ups and long waits Urban Sprawl -The uncontrolled expansion of urban areas Greenwood Park -Subdivision placed along a highway -Not much within walking distance -Have to rely on a car -Houses are packed together -Bad use of greenspace Stores/residencies Offices/gyms the branch of architecture dealing with the design and organization of urban space and activities -The Springer Market Square is located right behind city hall in the heart of downtown Kingston Good Urban Planning -Bike paths on all busy/frequently used streets Urban Planning -Urban sprawl is gobbling up green space in southern Ontario at an unprecedented rate Creates room for parks, schools, buisness buildings Wider streets Alternitive bike intersections -More town houses both down town and in the suburbs Tim Hortons in Porstmouth -Sprawling patterns destroy green space, pollute rivers, and force us to be overly dependent on vehicles - Urnan Planing in Kingston Good Urban Planning Bad Urban Planning -More multi use buildings, down town and in the outskirts of the city What Kingston Could Look Like! Springer Market Square Improving Kingston's Urban Planning -Used all seasons Bad Urban Planning Queensburry Plaza Free skating all winter, FebFest, market, movies in the square - Good for other downtown businesses -oldest market in Ontario and has been providing food and a sense of community to residents of Kingston since 1801 - Doesn't fit with the rest of neighbourghood

Transcript: Human Geo 4th & 7th Prominent skyline/skyscrapers Negative Aspects What is Urban Planning ? Ex) Chicago Skyline Sears Tower (Willis Tower) John Hancock building Shantytown: a slum settlement where resident build "houses" or shacks out of any materials they can find Caused by rapid urbanization Typically built on the periphery of cities NOT built by urban planners The Spreading of urban developments, such as houses or shopping centers, on undeveloped land near a city. 1) Renowned Cultural Institutions Higher rate of pollution Higher rate of traffic accidents 3) Educational Institutions An advanced communications infrastructure Goal: Takeaway Problems w/ Urban Planning? A major international airport design by Dóri Sirály for Prezi City as a site/subject in arts, media, television, film, video games, music, literature, magazines, articles, documentary etc. 4) Tourism Urban Sprawl Shanty towns are rising in population around the world As of 2011 over 1 billion people live in slums today = 1/7 of the world's pop. Cultural Characteristics Contributes significantly financially to the city/state Houses the major stock market industry Provides a variety of international financial services High cost of living Infrastructural Characteristics Sites for pilgrimage for world religions and learning areas B/c those who live farther from the city tend to drive more Increase dependency on cars An advanced transportation system that includes several highway and or large mass transit network that includes multiple modes of transportation What is White Flight? Considered to be an important part of the global economic system. Globalization was largely created, facilitated and enacted in strategic locations How far away is your airport from the CBD? What problems might occur from that? How close is your airport from your homes? How close is your sewage plant to your homes? Do highways connect to the factories, CBD(s) and homes? How much traffic do you anticipate? How close are the schools (elementary, middle & high school) to the housing developments? Any problems do you anticipate with location? How close are factories to your low income housing? Etc. Etc. Etc.......... Shanty Towns/Slums Ex) CTA or Metra 1. What is Urban Planning? 2. Global Cities 3. Economic, Cultural, Infrastructural Characteristics 4. Urban Sprawl & White Flight 5. Shantytowns Concern with the orderly development of major cities, settlements & communities Including major sports facilities, home teams in major leagues Where white city-dwellers move to the suburbs to escape the influx of minorities. Started in the 1950's & 60's Global Cities What Role do Cities Play in the World? Serves as the corporate headquarters site for multinational corporations High Rates of : crime, suicide, drug use and disease. Recycling or shifting through garbage to survive. Shantytown Cont. Most residents live in single family homes and commute by car to their jobs in the city Good or Bad? Ex) O'Hare Illustrates positive growth of a local economy Typically a safer place to live and raise children Suburbs move at a slower pace & space is not in high demand Low Density population Wide streets & Large lawns Often do not have proper sanitation such as ..... Running water supply Electricity or telephone services No grid system Several influential media organizations with international reach. Economic Characteristics Single-use zoning Less efficient use of space Increased obesity Decrease in social capital "White Flight" Positives Aspects 2) Strong Sporting Communities Ex) Wi-fi networks Cell phone services High-speed lines of communication Urban Planning

Transcript: Specializations (APA, What is Planning?) 1) Housing 2) Transportation 3) Urban Design 4) Parks & Recreation 5) Historic Preservation The Job (APA, What is Planning) 1) Create a broad vision for the community 2) Research, design, and develop programs Daniel Burnham (PBS, September 2010, Make No Little Plans) Is heavy influencer on urban planning 1) One of chief members of the Chicago School of Architecture 2) Reputation was established by urban plans for Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, San Francisco and Washington D.C. Designed Flatiron Building 1) One of the first world skyscrapers built in New York 2) Considered to be a “groundbreaking” skyscraper Urban Planning Image found on nyc-architecture.com Image found on PBS.org

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Urban Planning. TDJ3M/4M1. URBAN PLANNING. Urban, city, and town planning are the disciplines of land use planning. These explore a very wide range of aspects of the built and social environments of urbanized municipalities and communities. Topics of Discussion. An Historical Look

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Urban Planning TDJ3M/4M1 Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

URBAN PLANNING • Urban, city, and town planning are the disciplines of land use planning. • These explore a very wide range of aspects of the built and social environments of urbanized municipalities and communities. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Topics of Discussion • An Historical Look • Aspects of Planning • Sustainable Development & Sustainability Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…The Far East • Urban planning as an organized profession has existed for less than a century • However, most settlements and cities reflect various degrees of forethought and conscious design in their layout and functioning. • The Pre-Classical and Classical ages saw a number of cities laid out according to fixed plans, though many tended to develop organically Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…The Far East • Designed cities were characteristic of the totalitarian Mesopotamian, Harrapan, and Egyptian civilizations of the third millennium BCE. • Often paved and in a grid pattern, the streets of early cities such as Harappa, Mohenjo-daro (of modern day Pakistan and India) are perhaps the earliest examples of deliberately planned and managed cities. • Also included were a hierarchy of streets from major boulevards to residential alleys. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…The Far East • Archaeological evidence suggests that many Harrapan houses were laid out to protect residence from noise and enhance residential privacy. • They often had their own water wells, most likely for both sanitary and ritual purposes. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…the Greeks • The Greek, Hippodamus (c. 407 BC) is considered the father of city plan- ning for his design of Miletus. • Alexander commissioned him to lay out his new city of Alexandria, the grandest example of idealized urban planning of the Mediterranean world. • His plans of Greek cities were characterized by order and regularity in contrast to the more intricacy and confusion common to cities of that period, even Athens. • He is seen as the originator of the idea that a town plan might formally embody and clarify a rational social order. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…the Greeks • The arrangement of private dwellings is considered to be more pleasant and more convenient for other purposes if it is regularly planned, both according to the newer and according to the Hippodamian manner; but for security in war [the arrangement is more useful if it is planned in] the opposite [manner], as it used to be in ancient times. For that [arrangement] is difficult for foreign troops to enter and find their way about when attacking. Aristotle Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…the Romans • The ancient Romans used a consolidated scheme for city planning, developed for military defense and civil convenience. • The basic plan is a central forum with city services, surrounded by a compact rectilinear grid of streets and wrapped in a wall for defense. • To reduce travel times, two diagonal streets cross the squared grid corner-to-corner, passing through the central square Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…the Romans • A river usually flowed through the city, to provide water, transport, and sewage disposal. • You can still find many European towns, such as Turin, preserving the essence of these schemes. • All roads were made of carefully fitted stones filled with smaller hard-packed stones. • The city was surrounded by a wall to protect the city from invaders and other enemies, and to define the city limits. Outside the wall was farmland. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…the Romans • At the end of each main road, there would be a large gateway with watchtowers and a portcullis to cover the opening when the city was under siege. • A water aqueduct was build outside of the city’s walls. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history… • The collapse of Roman civilizations saw the end of their urban planning, among many other arts. • Urban development in the Middle Ages, characteristically focused on a fortress or a fortified abbey, occurred “like annular rings of a tree” whether in an extended village or the center of a larger city. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…the Middle Ages • Since the new center was often on high, defensible ground, the city plan took on an organic character, following the irregularities of elevation contours, like the shapes that result from agricultural terracing. • A few medieval cities were admired for their wide thoroughfares and other orderly arrangements, but the judicial chaos of medieval cities prevented frequent or large-scale urban planning until the Renaissance. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…the Renaissance • The city of Florence was an early model of the new urban plan, which rearranged itself into a star-shaped layout adapted from the new star fort, deigned to resist cannon fire. • This model was widely imitated, which reflects the enormous cultural power of Florence of that time. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…the Renaissance • The star-shaped city plan, known as the “Sforzinda” had radial streets extending outward from a defined center of military, communal or spiritual power. • Outside of the city, the industrial suburbs remained disorderly and characterized by crowded conditions and organic growth. • The Italian town of Todi, was voted to be an ideal city and”most livable town in the world” by students of the University of Kentucky in 1990. • Other examples of planned cities in Italy are: Urbino, Pienza, Ferrara, San Giovanni Valdarno, and San Lorenzo Nuovo. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Todi, Itlay Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…the Last 200 Years • The industrialized city of the 19th century: where control of building was largely helped by businesses and the wealthy elite. • Around 1900, a movement began providing citizens, particularly factory workers, with healthier living environments. This gave birth to the concept of “garden cities”. • The world’s first garden city was in Letchworth and Welwyn Garden City, both of Hertfordshire, UK. • These cities were principally small scale in size, typically dealing with only a few thousand residents. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…The Last 200 Years • In the 1920s, Modernism began to surface. • Based on the ideas of Le Corbusier and utilizing new skyscraper building techniques, the modernist city stood for the elimination of disorder, congestions, and the small scale. • Replacing them instead with preplanned and widely spaced freeways and tower blocks set within gardens. • There were plans for large scale rebuilding of cities, such as the proposal to clear and rebuild most of central Paris. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…the Last 200 Years • No large-scale plans were implemented until after WWII. • Housing shortages in the late 40s and 50s were caused by war destruction, led many cities around the work to build substantial amount of government-subsidized housing blocks. • Planners at the time used the opportunity to implement the modernist ideal of towers surrounded by gardens. The most prominent example of an entire modernist city is Brasilia, constructed between 1959 and 1960 in Brazil. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

Looking back at history…the Last 200 Years • By the late 60s and 70s, many planners began to realize that the implementation of modernist clean lines and lack of human scale also tended to deplete vitality from the community. • This was “expressed” by high crime and social problems within many of these planned neighbourhoods. • In the 1970s, Modernism ended, and since then many of these tower blocks have been demolished and conventional housing has been built in its place. Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

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Aesthetics • Dictionary definition: The study of the mind and emotions in relation to the sense of beauty.” • Towns and cities have been planned with aesthetics in mind; designed to appear attractive. Bath, England 18-century private sector development Developed by K. Milne for TDJ4M1

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