Urban Planning What are the primary spatial considerations and concerns in city planning?

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Urban Planning What are the primary spatial considerations and concerns in city planning?

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Urban Planning Your Goal is to design a Central Business District (services, office towers, low density housing, high density housing, and open space). Your structures must be uniform in size (use the reference guide) All structures must be connected by roads to the main highway in some way (you may include pedestrian only areas) Once built, you cannot tear it down You are required to add more structures in subsequent steps (follow each step)

Draw a highway ¼” wide 6” from bottom 5” from the right After you draw your highway, add one open space (green space) that makes up no more than ¼ of the page. (Scale: 4”=1/2mi.)

Urban Planning #1: ◦ Create a Central Business District  30 shopping centers - 15 consumer, 15 hospitality services ◦ Four Office Buildings – Business Services ◦ Two housing developments of 10 single homes each ◦ Three apartments ◦ One Sewage Plant – public service

Urban Planning #2: – One Manufacturing – One Religious structure – One School (education service) – 5 shopping centers (consumer services) – 2 parking structures (same size as shopping) #3: – Two Office Buildings – 1 parking structure – 2 Manufacturing

Urban Planning #4: – 10 Houses(one housing development) – Two Apartments – One police & Fire Station – One Open space (green space) #5: – One School – One Hospital – One Religious Structure – 20 Houses – Three Apartments – #6: – Utilities plant (same size as manufacturing) – 5 Shopping Centers – 6 Office Buildings

Urban Planning #7: – 40 Houses(one housing development) – Two Apartments – One police & Fire Station – 4 Office Buildings

Look at your drawing and evaluate the remaining space. As an urban planner, what will you do with any available space? Create a key for the space designation.

Urban Planning totals Houses: 30 Apartments: 8 Sewage: 1 Central Business District: 30 Structures Religious structures: 2 Schools: 1 Green Space:2 Offices: 12 Police/fire: 1 Hospital: 1