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ERA INNOVATIONS EFFECTS CONCLUSIVE APPLICATION

PREHISTORIC Man’s discovery of temporary shelter using animal skins, wooden poles and It enabled to withstand various environmental and human Application of vernacular materials that can provide a
ERA branches used as alternative construction materials harms. resilient, functional, and affordable housing development.
ANCIENT Man’s ability to build dwellings using stones for them to be secured from any harm Establishment of a well- organized community through using Introduction of sturdier construction materials which can
TIMES which made people to be an organized community Where the discovery of a massive protection from existing materials and other sources. be more resilient whether the shelter stands on a slope of a
technique flourished by making several entry points through the wall to enter into plain land.
their village and providing streets from them to have easier access.
BRONZE AGE • Monumental architecture structures using sun-dried bricks in order to keep • Discovery of street and land layout that can properly • Requirement of having an accurate lot boundary
them from the sun which is considered to be defensive building works. manage the human and vehicular traffic. and manages to separate a way of a vehicle and for
• Development of rectilinear form land division for easier land plotting and • It began to provide a dignified civilization and using humans. Also, it introduced an advantage of
ownership, and for agriculture purposes. sturdy materials that can keep people from heat. having structures in a straight line. This is also
beneficial for creating a crop planning.
IRON AGE • Introduction of grid system for the town and emphasized geometric Separation of wealthier families from the impoverished Require division of areas where each structure located in
patterns in Agora. ones and better classification of uses through zoning. Also, it an accurate zoning to provide a convenient identification
• The designing of towns and zoning were flourished. enabled to integrate the civic and social life. and prevent sprawling.
MIDDLE AGES • Introduction of radio-centric pattern relied on protective town walls for • The increment of population started to its central city Required to have central business district separated from the
better security and providing better shelter andfortifications. where the growing innovations exist. residential areas to prevent variety of pollutions.
• Flourishing of Mercantilist cities since they believe that a nation's wealth and • Also, feudalism affected the urban designs of most towns
power were best served by increasing exports where it entice to construct
new defensive works.
RENAISSANCE • The urban design was established in this era which promotes the sense of • Geometrical layout for cities began and the urban • Provision of a shelter that is functional, aesthetically
form, beauty, and function. planning focused more on the aesthetic than pleasing, and resilient in the long run.
• Vienna became the university town (city of culture & arts) substantive. • The building footprint should be integrated with the
• The whole plan of a town became a network street and land layout which promotes coherence
composed as a disciplined whole which the focal and permeability for the users.
points such as markets, cathedral, palaces, stock
exchange, fortress, and bridge stood out.

BAROQUE • Creation of huge open spaces with majestic boulevards. It is envisioned that a city can be beautiful and inspiring thru Provision of at least an open space within a house whether
• New concept of urban planning introduced by Leonardo da Vinci in his Codex using intricate designs where it is considered to be the in the center or at the sides. It accumulates a good indoor air
Atlanticus. foundation harmony in design. quality.
18TH -19TH • Urban-renewal demolition activities were done in this period • Increment of CONGESTION, SAFETY HAZARDS, AND Use of innovative style approach in terms of constructing a
CENTURY • Beginning of Industrial revolution – (“Machine age”) where human labors AIR/WATER POLLUTION. house but still considering its pros and cons.
ONWARDS were replaced bymachines. • Due to the said problems, improvement of road and
railway is provided.
20TH CENTURY • Development of reform movements such as GARDEN CITY MOVEMENT by • Provision of greenbelt and mixture of land uses to • Use of steel materials for easier installation and
INDUSTRIAL Ebenezer Howard depicts that the town and country used as 3 magnets ensure social/economic self-sufficiency construction of houses which also made building a
SOCIETY • The town has an access of advantageous factors of the country where both • Introduction of new basic materials more resilient developments.
of them relies on each other to function in a better way thru planning of • Increased division of labor and specialization of • Use of science in Architecture where machines
decentralization of workers and their places of employment. function started from the 18th century up to this era in order
• Improvements in transportation and communication to have a more convenient construction of houses
which different techniques can be done.
• Technological changes where it began to have a
better mode of transportation which became the key
to industrialization.
CITY • City planning began to grow which made emphasis on designing civic and Appearance of the holistic and multipurpose Require a shelter to be livable and orderly which shapes
BEAUTIFUL open spaces. Daniel Burnham emphasized that city was designed to the approach to urban planning by not only enhance the whole structure and its lot. Also, requires to be connected
ERA main circulation and connection of parks and buildings. the city’s appearance but also help the flow of to the streets and other accessible ways.
• Linear connection was flourished when Lewis Mumford observed that vehicle and pedestrian traffic, the City Beautiful
Burnham forgot to consider health and sanitation concerns. concept focused on incorporating civic center,
parks, and grand boulevards.

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CRUZ, KRISTELLE CHARLOTTE B. AHOUSING ARC 152 HUMAN SETTLEMENTS MATRIX JULY 31, 2019

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