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ICI/ITD P1

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Urban planning involves designing cities and towns by considering land use and infrastructure. Urban planners work with local authorities to plan areas and address issues like sustainability, pollution, and zoning codes. In the pre-construction stage, planners meet with developers and authorities, research the site's economy, society and environment, survey the land, analyze the site and surroundings, assess proposals for needed changes, and present projects to officials for approval.

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Urban Planner Planner Drawing “Vivien Group” TEO VI VIEN LING SUE ER ERICA CHIN CHING LAU MAO HUA NUR IMAN MOHD ZAHARI ICI TUTOR NAME : HASMANIRA MOKHTAR ITDTUTOR NAME: SUFINA ABU BAKAR
• is the process of planning cities and towns • concerned with the use of land and design of the urban environment. (residential , commercial , agricultural or industrial ) • Includes air , water and infrastructure passing into and out of urban areas (transportation ,distribution network , etc.)
Urban Planner  a professional who works in the field of urban planning / land use planning  A planner partners with local authorities [ Majlis Bandaraya Shah Alam (MBSA) & Majlis Perbandaran Subang Jaya (MPSJ) ] to plan a certain area.  A planner also consider a wide array of issues such as sustainability, air pollution, traffic congestion, land values and zoning codes.
• make decisions that determine how cities grow and function. • make recommendations after extensive research and data collection • to ease or avoid social, economic and environmental problems within the town of employment.
What Urban Planner do during Pre-construction? i)Meet with authorities, developers, and the public regarding development plans and land use ii)Analyze economic, society and environmental studies iii)Conduct field investigation with the land surveyer iv) Analyse the site and surroundings v) Further research of the site vi)Assess the feasibility of proposals and identify needed changes vii)Present projects to planning officials and planning commissions
Pre-planning consultation between Urban Planners, Developers and Local Authorities. Research and Documentation Submission of application to Local Authority Assessment by Local Authority
Pre-planning consultation between Developers and Local Authorities. i)Meeting with -developers and local authorities -regarding development plans and land use
Pre-planning consultation between Developers and Local Authorities. ii)Discussion about: -landscape planning and design -social, enviromental and economic -Green issue and sustainability -water management
Research and Documentation ii) Analyse environment, economy and society studies - To ensure a successful development, urban planners have to put these 3 components into consideration to benefit the public
Research and Documentation iii)Conduct field investigations with the land surveyer
Research and Documentation iv) Analysis of the site and also the surroundings • to roughly determine the number of access that should be allocated. • availability of water resources around the area
Submission of application to Local Authority v) Documentation • Landscape analysis • Development area • Movement plan
Submission of application to Local Authority i)Landscape analysis
Submission of application to Local Authority iii)Development area • Only emphasize on the build-ups and developed area
Submission of application to Local Authority iii)Movement • Road connection - from a residential area to highways • Railways - from stations to stations
Assessment by Local Authority Preliminary Proposal • Hand-drawn sketch to re-emphasise preliminary status  Shows Proposed development blocks  Indicate land uses  Route structure  Key frontages • The principles must be clear and details are avoided.
Assessment by Local Authority iv)Assess the feasibility of proposals and identify needed changes
Assessment by Local Authority v)Present projects to authorities
Assessment by Local Authority Presenting options -important stage in project development -range of alternative must be presented to ensure useful and reliable consultation and reviews.
Assessment by Local Authority
Assessment by Local Authority
Assessment by Local Authority
Assessment by Local Authority ZONING PLAN OF KUALA LUMPUR
Assessment by Local Authority ZONING PLAN OF KUALA LUMPUR
Assessment by Local Authority Master plan of Putrajaya
CONCLUSION  The last involvement of the urban planner is master plan which is in the Pre-Construction stage.  After receiving the approval from the local authorities, architects may start designing the buildings.
REFERENCES 1. Meeda, B., Parkyn, N., & Walton, D.S. (2007). Graphics for urban design. London: Thomas Telford. 2. http://educationportal.com/articles/Town_Planner_Duties_Respon -siblities _and_Job_Information.html 3. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_planner 4. http://resources.alljobopenings.com/urban-planners 5. https://www.sokanu.com/careers/urban-planner/
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  • 1. Urban Planner Planner Drawing “Vivien Group” TEO VI VIEN LING SUE ER ERICA CHIN CHING LAU MAO HUA NUR IMAN MOHD ZAHARI ICI TUTOR NAME : HASMANIRA MOKHTAR ITDTUTOR NAME: SUFINA ABU BAKAR
  • 2. • is the process of planning cities and towns • concerned with the use of land and design of the urban environment. (residential , commercial , agricultural or industrial ) • Includes air , water and infrastructure passing into and out of urban areas (transportation ,distribution network , etc.)
  • 3. Urban Planner  a professional who works in the field of urban planning / land use planning  A planner partners with local authorities [ Majlis Bandaraya Shah Alam (MBSA) & Majlis Perbandaran Subang Jaya (MPSJ) ] to plan a certain area.  A planner also consider a wide array of issues such as sustainability, air pollution, traffic congestion, land values and zoning codes.
  • 4. • make decisions that determine how cities grow and function. • make recommendations after extensive research and data collection • to ease or avoid social, economic and environmental problems within the town of employment.
  • 5. What Urban Planner do during Pre-construction? i)Meet with authorities, developers, and the public regarding development plans and land use ii)Analyze economic, society and environmental studies iii)Conduct field investigation with the land surveyer iv) Analyse the site and surroundings v) Further research of the site vi)Assess the feasibility of proposals and identify needed changes vii)Present projects to planning officials and planning commissions
  • 6. Pre-planning consultation between Urban Planners, Developers and Local Authorities. Research and Documentation Submission of application to Local Authority Assessment by Local Authority
  • 7. Pre-planning consultation between Developers and Local Authorities. i)Meeting with -developers and local authorities -regarding development plans and land use
  • 8. Pre-planning consultation between Developers and Local Authorities. ii)Discussion about: -landscape planning and design -social, enviromental and economic -Green issue and sustainability -water management
  • 9. Research and Documentation ii) Analyse environment, economy and society studies - To ensure a successful development, urban planners have to put these 3 components into consideration to benefit the public
  • 10. Research and Documentation iii)Conduct field investigations with the land surveyer
  • 11. Research and Documentation iv) Analysis of the site and also the surroundings • to roughly determine the number of access that should be allocated. • availability of water resources around the area
  • 12. Submission of application to Local Authority v) Documentation • Landscape analysis • Development area • Movement plan
  • 13. Submission of application to Local Authority i)Landscape analysis
  • 14. Submission of application to Local Authority iii)Development area • Only emphasize on the build-ups and developed area
  • 15. Submission of application to Local Authority iii)Movement • Road connection - from a residential area to highways • Railways - from stations to stations
  • 16. Assessment by Local Authority Preliminary Proposal • Hand-drawn sketch to re-emphasise preliminary status  Shows Proposed development blocks  Indicate land uses  Route structure  Key frontages • The principles must be clear and details are avoided.
  • 17. Assessment by Local Authority iv)Assess the feasibility of proposals and identify needed changes
  • 18. Assessment by Local Authority v)Present projects to authorities
  • 19. Assessment by Local Authority Presenting options -important stage in project development -range of alternative must be presented to ensure useful and reliable consultation and reviews.
  • 20. Assessment by Local Authority
  • 21. Assessment by Local Authority
  • 22. Assessment by Local Authority
  • 23. Assessment by Local Authority ZONING PLAN OF KUALA LUMPUR
  • 24. Assessment by Local Authority ZONING PLAN OF KUALA LUMPUR
  • 25. Assessment by Local Authority Master plan of Putrajaya
  • 26. CONCLUSION  The last involvement of the urban planner is master plan which is in the Pre-Construction stage.  After receiving the approval from the local authorities, architects may start designing the buildings.
  • 27. REFERENCES 1. Meeda, B., Parkyn, N., & Walton, D.S. (2007). Graphics for urban design. London: Thomas Telford. 2. http://educationportal.com/articles/Town_Planner_Duties_Respon -siblities _and_Job_Information.html 3. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_planner 4. http://resources.alljobopenings.com/urban-planners 5. https://www.sokanu.com/careers/urban-planner/