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Master Planning
Master planning is the generation of an overall development concept which incorporates the present and future use of land and buildings in a particular location. A master plan can be required for almost any scheme, ranging in scale from entire cities and 'New Towns' to development zones, business parks, city blocks or even a single site. Master plans can be devised by Urban Designers, Town and Transport Planners and Architects; usually in collaboration with a developer and in consultation with Local, Regional or National government, local businesses, community groups and other stakeholders. In the redevelopment of the area of North Manchester (NOMA) near Victoria station begun in 2009, the master planners at Arup were acutely aware of how 'place making' can shape the future of a location. A number of 19th‐century philanthropic industrialists had built 'model villages' for their workers; many founded on the Quaker principles of temperance and social justice.
Master Planning
Master planning is the generation of an overall development concept which incorporates the present and future use of land and buildings in a particular location. A master plan can be required for almost any scheme, ranging in scale from entire cities and 'New Towns' to development zones, business parks, city blocks or even a single site. Master plans can be devised by Urban Designers, Town and Transport Planners and Architects; usually in collaboration with a developer and in consultation with Local, Regional or National government, local businesses, community groups and other stakeholders. In the redevelopment of the area of North Manchester (NOMA) near Victoria station begun in 2009, the master planners at Arup were acutely aware of how 'place making' can shape the future of a location. A number of 19th‐century philanthropic industrialists had built 'model villages' for their workers; many founded on the Quaker principles of temperance and social justice.
Master Planning
Keeping, Miles (editor) / Shiers, David (editor) / Keeping, Miles (author) / Shiers, David (author) / Smith, Malcolm (author)
Sustainable Built Environments ; 23-46
2017-12-18
24 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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