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FILL IN THE BLANKS. Provide the word/phrase which would make the
sentence correct.
1. Civic art has been defined as a way to enhance cities, strengthen
neighborhoods and provide color and character to public spaces.
2. A sidewalk gives pedestrians a safe place for walking or strolling.
3. Smart Growth is an Urban Planning and Transportation theory that
concentrates in compact walkable urban centers to avoid sprawl. It
advocates compact, transit-oriented, walkable, bicycle-friendly land
use, including neighborhood schools, complete streets, and mixed-use
development.
4. The metropolitan region is a fundamental economic unit of the
contemporary world. Governmental cooperation, public policy, physical
planning, and economic strategies must reflect this new reality.
5. The development and redevelopment of towns and cities should respect
historical patterns, precedents, and boundaries.
6. The edges are linear elements not used or considered as paths by the
observer.
7. Urban or municipal infrastructure refers to hard infrastructure systems
generally owned and operated by municipalities, such as streets, water
distribution, and sewers.
8. When a community planning is aimed to please the society it becomes a
manipulative approach.
9. A design charrette is an intensive planning session where citizens,
designers and others collaborate on a vision for development.
10.
Communal urban space (which is also referred to as a semi public urban space) is a space that is accessible to only a specific, well
defined, heterogeneous group of people and their visitors.
ACRONYMS.
1. PUD Planned Unit Development
2. BID Business Improvement District
3. CBD Central Business District
4. BMP- Best Management Practices
5. BRT Bus Rapid Transit
TRUE or FALSE. Write TRUE if the statement is correct. If it is false,
underline the word which makes the statement incorrect then provide the
right term to make the sentence correct.
1. Human scale is a design approach based on Greek and Roman
architecture that used building mass and proportions that were related
to the size of the human body. TRUE

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2. Biophilia refers to the connection between humans and other living

systems. TRUE
3. Homeowners Association is the establishing of a group of homeowners
that will take over the architects responsibility. Architects;
DEVELOPERS
4. Today, the purpose of Urban Planning is to improve the social
interactions within urbanized spaces, while satisfying ecological and
economic needs. Planning; DESIGN
5. To achieve a level of Urban Aesthetics it is essential that the urban
space be endowed with an assemblage of structures that includes
Morphological Conciseness. Conciseness; Coherence
ENUMERATION. Provide the needed items.
1. Community planning focus
a. Project Or Service-Focused Planning
b. People-Focused Planning
2. The uses of urban design throughout history
a. Demonstrate mans power over fellow man and nature.
b. Economic growth.
c. Defense from militaristic attack.
d. To compensate for loss of nature.
3. Principles of Urban Design Theory
a. Places for people
b. Enrich Exiting
c. Make connection
d. Work with landscape
e. Design for change
f. Manage the investment
g. Mix uses and form
4. Basis of planning strategy
a. Planning from above
b. Planning from below
5. Aesthetic problems after World War II
a. Technical elements
b. Sanitary
c. Public spaces
d. Infrastructure

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ILLUSTRATION. Draw what has been asked.

1. URBAN DESIGN FRAMEWORK

3. SECTOR MODEL

URBAN DESIGN

AS PROCESS

Non-Formal/Nonlinear Design
Approach

AS TECHNIQUE
Formal /Linear
Process

2. IMPLEMENTATION MODEL OF URBAN DESIGN

4. CONCENTRIC MODEL