Planning 2

Presented by: Riamea Grace Maacoco

Ma. Innalou Villaruel
Angel Moises
Kimberly Biance Loar
Mary Eds Diosalan
SENSE OF STRUCTURE
Relevance of Urban Planning to the Structure and and
Infastructure
AT THE END OF THIS TOPIC, THE STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED
TO ANSWER THE QUESTION;

“How does the Urban Planning

relates
“How does thetoUrban
thePlanning
structures and
relates to the
structures and infrastructure or the architecture
infrastructure or the
as a whole?”
architecture
as a whole?”
Urban
UrbanPlanning
Planning
Urban planning, also known as town planning,
city planning, regional planning, or rural
planning, is a technical and political process that
is focused on the development and design of land
use and the built environment, including air,
water, and the infrastructure passing into and out
of urban areas, such as transportation,
communications, and distribution networks and
their accessibility.
WhatWhat
Do DoUrban
Urban Planners
Planners do? do?

Urban planners decide how spaces will be

used, considering the impact of
development for an entire area or region.
They evaluate long-term factors, such as
demographics and economic trends, and
make recommendations for the level of
development in an area, what types of
buildings can go where, and what
infrastructure elements are needed to
support growth.
 IMPORTA
NCE OF
IMPORTANCE
URBAN
OF URBAN 01
01 Planned City Growth

PLANNING:
PLANNING City development is always most efficient when it’s

:
Urban planning affects our transportation system,
infrastructure, the layout, and prescribed densities of our
residential, commercial, and industrial areas and more.
orderly and in line with a specific vision. After all, it relies
on a framework that takes into account the current and
future needs of the city’s population.
As opportunities for work and education keep improving,
cities are rapidly drawing in more and more people. For
this reason, city growth is unavoidable yet predictable,
making plans for future expansions a necessity.
 IMPORTA
NCE OF
IMPORTANCE
URBAN
OF URBAN 02
02 Improved Health and Quality of Life

PLANNING:
PLANNING When it comes to concerns that most city dwellers share,
quality of life is among the greatest. It’s true that greater

:
Urban planning affects our transportation system,
infrastructure, the layout, and prescribed densities of our
opportunities can attract people to urban environments.
But once they settle in a city, they’re faced with higher
costs of living that have a significant impact on their
quality of life.
residential, commercial, and industrial areas and more.
And as vehicles keep growing in number, city traffic also
becomes a key factor for the quality of life, requiring
continuous updates to traffic infrastructure and
regulations.
 IMPORTA
NCE OF
IMPORTANCE 03
03 Less Environmental Impact

URBAN
OF URBAN
PLANNING:
PLANNING As the entire planet faces issues caused by global
warming, cities are starting to adapt more and more to

:
Urban planning affects our transportation system,
infrastructure, the layout, and prescribed densities of our
environmental considerations. In fact, the United Nations
recently issued a list of development goals with the
purpose of reaching sustainability, making impact
assessments mandatory for development projects in
residential, commercial, and industrial areas and more.
cities.

City planning is a key element in this regard, as it allows

for proper handling of waste, a level of control over
greenhouse gas emissions, and a more rational utilisation
and distribution of resources.
 IMPORTA
NCE OF
IMPORTANCE
URBAN
OF URBAN 04
04 Better Economy and Resource
Utilisation

PLANNING:
PLANNING
:
Well-developed cities have sprawling markets with
plenty of job opportunities. Naturally, this boosts the city
economy and impacts every aspect of urban life.
Urban planning affects our transportation system,
However, cities still need investments to keep their
infrastructure, the layout, and prescribed densities of our
economies growing and they are always competing for
residential, commercial, and industrial areas and more.
financial input.

Urban planning can ensure that more jobs are available

while living costs decrease. This can happen through
expanding nearby rural areas into urban environments
and distributing economic activity in a coordinated
fashion.
 IMPORTA
NCE OF
IMPORTANCE 05
05 National Development

URBAN
OF URBAN
PLANNING:
PLANNING
Urban areas have always been the centres of
development and growth, often leading the nation into
progress. That situation remains the same today and the

:
Urban planning affects our transportation system,
infrastructure, the layout, and prescribed densities of our
residential, commercial, and industrial areas and more.
critical role cities play in national development will likely
become even more pronounced.
According to the United Nations’ estimate, over 3 billion
people will live in cities by the year 2050. This means that,
in the near future, the impact cities will have on regional
and national development will become the primary
factor.
 IMPORTA
NCE OF
IMPORTANCE 06
06 Disaster Prevention and Greater
Credibility

URBAN
OF URBAN
PLANNING:
PLANNING
Urban planning can allow for better predictions and
reactions to natural disasters. With sound strategies
reinforced by the rational placement of infrastructure,

:
Urban planning affects our transportation system,
infrastructure, the layout, and prescribed densities of our
residential, commercial, and industrial areas and more.
cities can prevent most calamities or, at the very least,
reduce their harmful effects.
The better a city is planned, the more prepared it will be
for any future events. The urban area will become a safer
place for numerous residents, visitors, and tourists alike.
URBAN DESIGN IS A BRIDGE
BETWEEN PLANNING AND
ARCHITECTURE BECAUSE
ABOVE ALL, URBAN DESIGN IS A BRIDGE
BETWEEN PLANNING AND
IT
COMBINES
ARCHITECTURE THE
BECAUSE TWO
IT COMBINES
THE TWO DISCIPLINES TO CREATE THE
DISCIPLINES
PHYSICAL FORM OF ATO CREATE
CITY OR TOWN.

THE PHYSICAL FORM OF A

CITY OR TOWN.
SENSE OF UNFOLDING
How Do You Perceive the Environment around you as you Explore?
AT THE END OF THIS TOPIC, THE STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED
TO ANSWER THE QUESTION;

“How does exploring

“How does exploring affects your perception in
affects your perception
Architecture?”

in Architecture?”
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IN ARCHITECTURE, “VISUAL PERCEPTION” DESCRIBES HOW PEOPLE
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THEIR VISUAL SENSES. IT HAS TO DO WITH HOW PEOPLE SEEM TO
TAKE IN, PROCESS, AND INTERPRET VISUAL INFORMATION LIKE
COLOURS, SHAPES, PATTERNS, TEXTURES, LIGHTING, AND SPATIAL
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RELATIONSHIPS IN ARCHITECTURAL SPACES.

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The Influence of Architecture on Society:
Architects, as powerful agents of change, can shape the
built environment, considering social and psychological
ramifications. Thoughtful architecture creates inviting
spaces for people to live, work, and connect, promoting
healthy lifestyles and expressing our thoughts and
emotions. Buildings and structures at various levels, from
individual to social and cultural, contribute to the fabric of
society, reflecting our aspirations and identity.

It is impossible to overlook society's vast construction

influence. As a result, the Architect is an enormously
powerful user with a lot of influence. Community engineers
can renovate buildings and other structures in the same
way that architects can. The architect, on the other hand,
is the one who will reveal the buildings' impact on the
neighbourhood. He is a person who makes something out of
nothing while also considering the social and psychological
ramifications. This aids in the manifestation of societal
change.
 Visual perception is essential to the
success of any architectural project, as it
affects users’ overall functionality,
aesthetics, and emotional response. Visual
perception is essential because it directly
impacts how people perceive and engage
with the built environment.
Irregular forms and regular forms can have different
impacts on perception in architecture. Irregular forms
are shapes and forms that deviate from regular
geometric shapes, such as circles and squares. They can
create a sense of dynamism, movement, and energy, as
well as a sense of uniqueness and individuality. Irregular
forms can also evoke emotions and feelings, such as
surprise, curiosity, and excitement. However, irregular
forms can also create a sense of disorientation and
confusion, especially if they need to be better
integrated into the surrounding environment. Regular
forms, on the other hand, are shapes and forms that
follow a regular geometric pattern, such as circles,
squares, and triangles. They can create a sense of
stability, balance, and harmony, as well as a sense of
order and predictability.
Zaha Hadid was an architect known for her unique

and innovative designs that often challenged

conventional notions of space and form. Her designs

often considered the user experience and visual

perception in various ways. User experience was a

key consideration in Hadid’s designs. She sought to

create functional, comfortable, and engaging spaces

for users. Her designs often incorporated sweeping

curves, undulating forms, and organic shapes to

create a sense of movement, dynamism, and energy.

She used innovative materials and lighting to

enhance the visual impact of her designs and create

a sense of drama and excitement. Her designs often

challenged conventional notions of space and form,

and she sought to create memorable and unique

user experiences.
 IN SUMMARY, VISUAL PERCEPTION IS AN
ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF DESIGN AND
CHITECTURE, “VISUAL PERCEPTION” DESCRIBES
ARCHITECTURE THAT GREATLY IMPROVES
THE USER EXPERIENCE. TO DESIGN
PEOPLE EXPERIENCE AND PERCEIVE THE BUILT
SPACES THAT ARE FUNCTIONAL,
AESTHETICALLY PLEASING, AND
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EMOTIONALLY ENGAGING, ARCHITECTS
AND DESIGNERS MUST CONSIDER VISUAL
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DESIGN WELCOMING, COSY, AND
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ENJOYABLE ENVIRONMENTS FOR ALL

PES, PATTERNS, TEXTURES, LIGHTING, AND SPA

USERS, WHICH WILL ULTIMATELY BOOST
BOTH THE SUCCESS AND SATISFACTION

RELATIONSHIPS IN ARCHITECTURAL SPACES.

OF THE DESIGN TEAM AND THE USERS.
THANK YOU