1. INTRODUCTION TO BUILT ENVIRONMENT AED 1233

2. Definition of Terminologies What is Built Environment?  BUILT ENVIRONMENT The manmade surroundings that provide the setting for human activity, ranging from the large-scale civic surroundings to the personal places. The manmade surroundings that provide the setting for human activity, ranging from the large-scale civic surroundings to the personal places.

3.  Humanly made, arranged or maintained to fulfill human purpose needs, wants and values to mediate to overall environment with results that affect the environmental context.

4. What is Environmental Design?  The science of understanding and shaping our environment through renewed awareness of ecology and its study of the interactions of organisms and their environments. The applied disciplines (e.g. the design and planning fields) are combining into a general field of “Environmental Design”.

5. COMPONENTS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT PRODUCTSINTERIORSSTRUCTURESLANDSCAPESCITIESREGIONSEARTH Interrelations between these components are very important aspect to the formulation of the Built Environment. Integration of these different disciplines are crucial.

6. COMPONENTS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT  PRODUCTS Materials and products, generally created to Materials and products, generally created to extend human capacity to perform specific task: extend human capacity to perform specific task: tools (pen and pencils, hammer and saw) tools (pen and pencils, hammer and saw)

7. COMPONENTS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT  INTERIORS A space defined by an arranged grouping of products and within the walls of a structure, generally created to enhance activities and mediate external factors (living room, work rooms, public assembly halls and stadiums)

8. COMPONENTS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT  STRUCTURES A planned grouping of spaces defined by and constructed of products, generally combining related activities into composite structures (housing, school, office building, mosque, factories, highways, bridges, tunnels, etc.) Generally, structures have dual internal spaces and external form characteristics.

9. COMPONENTS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT  LANDSCAPES Exterior spaces and or setting for planned grouping of structures and spaces (courtyard, malls, parks, landscapes, sites for home and other structures, farm, countryside, national forest)

10. COMPONENTS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT  CITIES Grouping of structures or landscape of varying sizes and complexities, generally clustered together to define a community for economic, social, cultural and environmental reasons (Subdivisions, neighborhood, villages or town and cities of varying sizes)

11. COMPONENTS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT  REGIONS Grouping of cities and landscapes of various sizes and complexities, generally defined by common political, social, economic and environmental characteristic (the surrounding region of a city, a country or multi country area, a state or multistage area, a country, continent)

12. COMPONENTS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT  EARTH All of the above, are the components of the built environment.

13. HUMAN SPECIALIZATION FOR THE COMPONENTS 1. PRODUCT 1. PRODUCT PRODUCT/GRAPHIC/ PRODUCT/GRAPHIC/ INDUSTRIAL DESIGNERS INDUSTRIAL DESIGNERS 2. INTERIORS INTERIORS DESIGNERS INTERIORS DESIGNERS

14. HUMAN SPECIALIZATION FOR THE COMPONENTS 3.STRUCTURES ARCHITECT AND ARCHITECT AND ENGINEERS ENGINEERS 4. LANDSCAPES LANDSCAPES ARCHITECT AND PLANNERS

15. HUMAN SPECIALIZATION FOR THE COMPONENTS 5. CITIES URBAN DESIGNERS AND PLANNERS 6. REGIONS REGIONAL PLANNERS 7. EARTH ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS, NATIONAL & GLOBAL PLANNERS AND POLICYMAKERS.