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    The document discusses Kevin Lynch's theory of the image of the city and Ian Bentley's concept of responsive environments. Lynch proposed that a city's imageability is defined by 5 elements: paths, edges, districts, nodes, and landmarks. Bentley outlined 7 principles for responsive urban design: permeability, variety, legibility, robustness, visual appropriateness, richness, and personalization. The presentation was created by Architect Alex Ray P. Evangelista for a university course on urban and regional planning.

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    The document discusses Kevin Lynch's theory of the image of the city and Ian Bentley's concept of responsive environments. Lynch proposed that a city's imageability is defined by 5 elements: paths, edges, districts, nodes, and landmarks. Bentley outlined 7 principles for responsive urban design: permeability, variety, legibility, robustness, visual appropriateness, richness, and personalization. The presentation was created by Architect Alex Ray P. Evangelista for a university course on urban and regional planning.

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    (Ar453 Plan3) Module 4

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    The document discusses Kevin Lynch's theory of the image of the city and Ian Bentley's concept of responsive environments. Lynch proposed that a city's imageability is defined by 5 elements: paths, edges, districts, nodes, and landmarks. Bentley outlined 7 principles for responsive urban design: permeability, variety, legibility, robustness, visual appropriateness, richness, and personalization. The presentation was created by Architect Alex Ray P. Evangelista for a university course on urban and regional planning.

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    IMAGE OF THE CITY and

    RESPONSIVE ENVIRONMENTS
    AR453 : INTRODUCTION TO URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
    Asst. Prof. JS DE ASIS, M.Arch, RLA, UAP
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Paths
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Paths
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Paths
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Paths
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Paths
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Edges
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Edges
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Edges
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Edges
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Districts
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Districts
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Districts
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Districts
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Nodes
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Nodes
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Nodes
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Landmarks
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Landmarks
    Kevin Lynch: Image of the City
    Landmarks
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Permeability
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Permeability
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Permeability
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Variety
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Variety
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Legibility
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Legibility
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Legibility
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Legibility
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Legibility
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Robustness
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Robustness
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Visual Appropriateness
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Visual Appropriateness
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Richness
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Richness
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Personalization
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Personalization
    Ian Bentley: Responsive Environments
    Personalization
    END OF PRESENTATION
    Credit for Slide Contents goes to Arch. Alex Ray P. Evangelista

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