ARMANDO ZAPPALĂ Masterplanning and Public Realm
I have a first-class degree in technology and policies for urban planning from Catania University, Italy. I also have a first-class masters degree in urban planning and policies for cities and environment from IUAV Istituto di Architettura di Venezia (Higher Institute of Architecture of Venice), as well as a surveying qualification from the Collegio dei Geometri of Catania. I am able to use specialist design software, such as Adobe suite as well as Autodesk softwares. I hold an ESRI GIS (Geographic Informative System) certification.
ARMANDO ZAPPALĂ AoU
I have been involved in many exciting projects since my university career started in 2008. I have worked on Italian projects as well as international projects such as MSP Maritime Spatial Planning, Azores or NEOM. I have been working on a wide range of projects, as strategic masterplans for residential developments (all over 50 units) within rural sites in West Sussex, Bedfordshire, and Norfolk, and international urban extensions such as in Oman. I also have experience of assessing heritage sites that have the potential for new development. Since 2018 I am a member of the Academy of Urbanism in London.
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REGENERATION MASTERPLAN, VALBRENTA, ITALY
32 NEW SETTLEMENT, UNITED KINGDOM
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AR’AR LOGISTIC AND INDUSTRIAL CITY, SAUDI ARABIA
34 ABANO AND MONTEGROTTO TERME, ITALY
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NEOM MANSION, NEOM
36 TREVISO 2020 - ITALY
10 KHAWR AL BATAH, OMAN
38 SAN DONA’ DI PIAVE, ITALY
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WA’AD AL SHAMAAL INDUSTRIAL CITY, SAUDI ARABIA
40 ISOLA DI MILANO, ITALY
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LEKKI, ILORIN, SOKOTO, NIGERIA
42 MSP MARITIME SPATIAL PLANNING, AZORES
16 RURAL ENTERPRISE CENTRE, WEST SUSSEX, UNITED KINGDOM
44 BAGHDAD WEST, IRAQ
18 URBAN EXTENSION, HAMPSHIRE, UNITED KINGDOM
46 SANT’AGOSTINO, ITALY
20 URBAN EXTENSION, BANSTEAD, UNITED KINGDOM
48 FIVE SQUARES PROJECT, CATANIA, ITALY
22 NEW SETTLEMENT, UNITED KINGDOM
50 SOANE STABLE BLOCK, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM
24 VILLAGE EXTENSION,SUSSEX, UNITED KINGDOM
52 BATT’S FORD BRIDGE, BEDFORD, UNITED KINGDOM
26 MOGGERHANGER, UNITED KINGDOM
54 PRINTWORK APARTMENTS, SURREY, UNITED KINGDOM
28 REGENT QUARTER, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM
56 AFRICA BIG CHANGE BIG CHANCE, MILAN, ITALY
30 NORWICH, UNITED KINGDOM
REGENERATION MASTERPLAN, VALBRENTA, ITALY MASTERPLANNING Project aims: To provide a strategic framework for the municipality of Valbrenta that identifies a sustainable development prospect for it, able to safeguard and enhance its natural and economic resources and highlight its multiple identities. The aim is to promote a unitary vision for the future.
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The new born municipality of Valbrenta requested: • A strategic urban design framework including: • An urban regeneration masterplan for the settlement of Valstagna/Carpane, located within the municipality. • The architectural vision to reuse the historic hydro-electric power plant located in Valstagna/Carpane as a multi-purpose space for the community.
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Cismon del Grappa
SS47 ROAD Valstagna Campolongo sul Brenta
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I have collaborated for the proposed land use plan and the proposal for new strategies to revitalise the urban and economic context of Valbrenta as a whole. The project is currently closed and I am managing the relationships with the client.
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VALBRENTA VALBRENTA
San Nazario
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Solagna Pove del Grappa Romano d’Ezzelino
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Spresiano
Treviso Treviso
Vicenza 1,800 1,600
Montecchio Maggiore
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Context plan MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
Cismon del Grappa
Natural activities network within Valbrenta
Segheria Frison Franco Snc (Saw mill)
Altopiano dei Sette Comuni
Trasporti Frison Livio Giuseppe & C. Snc (Trucking company)
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Grotta di ponte Subiolo Grotta dell’Elefante Monte Grappa IBA
Cismon del Grappa
Valstagna Massiccio del Grappa
Grotte di Oliviero
Idroelettriche Riunite S.P.A. (Electric Utility Company) San Nazario
Calà del Sasso
Campolongo sul Brenta
Tessilveneta S.R.L. (Fabric Shop)
Solagna Granezza
Chiomento Daniele (Car Body Shop) Ranked the best university of their category in Italy 2017-18 (CENSIS and ANVUR)
Pove del Grappa
Trento
Autofficina Costenaro (Vehicle Repair) Radio 7 Asiago (Radio broadcaster)
High quality Food Industry
Theoretical Nuclear Studies
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Tourism
Physics Environmental engineering
60 K
Cellular integrated biology
Centre for Computational and System Biology
Mathematics
Fly-Project
Pordenone
Bassano del Grappa
Aquafil
Rovereto
Riva del Garda
Green-Tech Valley
Fabricaltra
Pia ve
River Cleaning
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Appliance Industry Textile Industry
Vicenza
H-Farm
Clothing Industry
Shoes Industry Clothing industry Motorbike Industry Adig
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Pharmaceutical Medicine Geology and biology
Padua Shoes Industry Engineering Industry
Economics and statistics
Clothing industry Furniture Industry
Chemical science
Economic and Statistics
Rondellificio Valbrenta S.r.l.(Metalwork) Gheller S.R.L(Road Construction Company)
Ci.be srl(Clothes and fabric wholesaler)
Venice
Maffeis Engineering (Manufacturer) Scramoncin Auto (Vehicle repair shop) Campolongo sul Brenta
Metal industry Petrolchemical Industry
Food Industry INN-Veneto
Incubators, Green-Tech Startups, universities ranked the best intheir category in Italy 2017-18 (CENSIS and ANVUR) NOVEMBER 2019
Nord Legno S.R.L.(Pallet supplier)
L’alveare(Packaging company)
Agriculture and veterinary Biological science
Geo&Tex 2000 Spa - Nonwoven(Manufacturer) Imballaggi Ceccon(Packaging company)
Geo&Tex 2000 Spa (Clothes and fabric wholesaler)
Shoes Industry
Verona
San Nazario
Autosport 23 di Olivo Matteo (Vehicle repair shop)
D. L. Legnami Srl (Wood Contractor)
Fabrica
Treviso
Manifattura Fontana Spa (Plastic fabrication company) Granulati Dolomitici Peroglio Spa
Cosmet 3000 S.R.L.(Metalwork) Imballaggi Scremin Sas(Packaging company) DE NARDI Timber drying kilns (Industrial equipment supplier)
Valbrenta
Ley
Bassano del Grappa
Valstagna
Idroelettriche Riunite S.P.A. (Electric Utility Company)
Existing businesses and universities network 5
Roads Highway 80 Primary 60 m ROW Primary 46 m ROW Secondary 30 m ROW
AR’AR LOGISTIC AND INDUSTRIAL CITY, SAUDI ARABIA Industrial Logistics
Supporting facilities for logistic and industry
MASTERPLANNING
Key
Project aims: To provide a detailed masterplan for an industrial and logistic city including residential and commercial small components.
Office
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Truck parking area
Roads
Community Facilities MQ
Mosque
Commercial
Primary 46 m ROW
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General sales
Secondary 30 m ROW
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Office
Utilities
Industrial
I have been fully involved in this project since the kick start meeting. I have been involved in the design of the masterplan and the detailed guidelines for the industrial and logistic plots.
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Site boundary
Primary 60 m ROW
A Market Study (2018) by A.T. Kearney highlighted the opportunity of substantially increasing trade links with Iraq as the nearby Ar’ar border crossing has reopened.
Emergency Unit
Residential
Highway 80
The proposal is for a new concept master plan for Ar’ar Logistics and Industrial City (ALIC) - a 200ha site established 10km outside Ar’ar city in the Northern Borders province, KSA.
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Logistics
RP
Retention Pond
Supporting facilities for logistic and industry
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STP facility
EU
Emergency Unit
WL
Well
OF
Office
SS
Sub-station
TP
Truck parking area
EN
Entrance Gate
Residential
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Exit Gate
Community Facilities
RG
Residential gate
MQ
Mosque
Commercial
ST
RP
GS
General sales
OF
Office
Industrial plots
Utilities RP
Retention Pond
ST
STP facility
WL
Well
SS
Sub-station
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Entrance Gate
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Exit Gate
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Residential gate
RP
MQ
WL
RG SS
EU
OF GS
OF
OF TP
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Aerial view proposed plan 6
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Land use plan
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Logistics plots INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
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Industrial small plot
Industrial medium plot
Industrial large plot
Logistics containerised goods plot
Logistics small plot
Logistics medium plot
Logistics large plot
Logistics break bulk plot
OCTOBER 2019
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NEOM MANSION, NEOM MASTERPLANNING SITE BOUNDARY
Project aims: To provide a conceptdesign for the public realm including high level plot design guidelines.
RESIDENTIAL LARGE PLOTS RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM PLOTS
April 2019 Dar was asked to develop the concept design for the public realm and landscape with the NEOM Luxury Mansions Area. Dar was also asked to review the concept design work for the Luxury Mansion Masterplan previously undertaken by Luca Dini Associates (LDA) to ensure a fully integrated plan covering both the plots themselves and the landscape and public realm areas.
RESIDENTIAL SMALL PLOTS HOSPITALITY COMMUNITY BUILDINGS CIVIC OPEN SPACE - GENERAL OPEN SPACE - FACILITIES OPEN SPACE - BEACH
I have worked on a final report including the outcome of the Dar work undertaken between April and July 2019, providings: • a rationalised and adjusted concept masterplan that accommodates 70+ Luxury Mansions varying in size from 10,000 sq m to 2,500 sq m; • a concept design for the landscape and public realm areas covering all the land outside the plots themselves; • a suggested phasing plan indicating a logical sequence for delivering the development; • high level plot design guidelines to ensure that the mansion plots and landscape work in unison to deliver a high quality scheme and deliver the required levels of privacy and security.
UTILITIES PARKING ROADS CYCLO-PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION
Land use plan 8
RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
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Site boundary Promenade
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Gatehouse Landscaped boundary zone Parking bays for trucks
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Vehicular Access
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Pedestrian Access Main Road Secondary Road Utilities pit
Mansion Zone
Meter on the perimeter wall
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Villa
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Villa
Villa
Villa
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Villa
Medium plot guidelines
Mansion Zone
Villa
Villa
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Mansion Zone
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Park
Park
Phase 1 plan JUNE 2019
Large plot guidelines
Small plot guidelines 9
KHAWR AL BATAH, OMAN MASTERPLANNING Project aims: To provide a Masterplan for the residential expansion of Sur, including land reclamation, a new water channel and strategies and projects for the enhancement of the existing landscape assets.
Gulf of Oman
Oman’s Ministry of Housing (MoH) is preparing a Master Plan for Khawr Al Batah at Sur. Dar was appointed to lead the project on behalf of the MoH. Between 2007 and 2009, DAR prepared a Land Use Strategy for Sur in 2009 on behalf of the Supreme Committee for Town Planning and the developer Sama Dubai. The framework of this report prepared in 2019 was based on three distinct development areas, namely: – The Old Town – The New Town, and – The Khawr The proposal, also, included land reclamation in the western Khawr, combined with the creation of a new eastern water channel linking the khawr to the coast.
Key Project Area Khawr Existing Governmental
I have worked on the final report which summarise the work completed to 2019 including the master plan design for Khawr Al Batah. This report included the detailed design components as the detailed land use plan, development plot parcellation, low-density residential villa parcellation and preparation of plot ID sheets.
Mix Use Commercial Community Facility 0
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The Khawr
Proposed Governmental Mix Use Commercial Community Facility Open Space Office Residential Low Density Residential Medium Density Residential High Density Utilities Parking
Land use plan 10
Cultural
MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
Gulf of Oman
Gulf of Oman
Key Project Area Khawr Fast route Slow route Bus stop (type 1) Bus stop (type 2) Bus stop interchange node Jetty pier Land use Existing Governmental
Key
Mix Use Commercial
Project Area
Community Facility
Khawr
Proposed
Existing building
Governmental
0 storey
Mix Use
2 storey
Commercial
4 storey
Community Facility
6 storey
Open Space
Proposed building
OďŹƒce Residential Low Density
Parking
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1 storey
Residential High Density
The Khawr
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Utilities
Public transport strategy plan
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The Khawr
2 storey 3 storey
Cultural Parking
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Heights plan
4 storey
Illustrative master plan APRIL 2019
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WA’AD AL SHAMAAL INDUSTRIAL CITY, SAUDI ARABIA MODELLER 3D Project aims: To provide a high-level Masterplan for an industrial city including industrial sectors and residential sectors. I was involved to the end of the project; therefore my tasks included graphic, 3d modelling and 3d animation.
Open space in the residential core
Entrance to the site 12
INDUSTRIAL CITY
Aerial view of the community facility area
Public facility JANUARY 2019
Core of the residential area 13
LEKKI, ILORIN, SOKOTO, NIGERIA MASTERPLANNING Project aims: To provide 3 masterplans for these 3 sites to maximise the use of industrial uses and residential uses. The Federal Government launched the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) to put Nigeria on a path of sustainable socio-economic development in 2006. One of the mechanisms to achieve this was the introduction of Special Economic Zones (SEZs). The Lekki, Ilorin and Sokoto Special Economic Zone (SEZ) have been identified as a strategic site to attract manufacturing firms. Covering, respectively XX, XX and 440 hectares, they are set to become the flagship industrial hub for Northern Nigeria. Aerial View Sokoto Master Plan
Aerial View Ilorin Master Plan 14
Aerial View Lekki Master Plan INDUSTRIAL CITIES
KEY
KEY Site Boundary
Site Boundary
Plot Boundary
Plot Boundary
Central Swale Road
Existing Road Collector Road
Collector Road
Local Road
Local Road
Service Road
Service Road
Industrial
Industrial
Footpath
Infrastructure
Retained Settlement Area
Green Wedges
Town Centre
Established Settlements
Buildings
Mixed use (Residential/ Retail) Petrol Station
Sokoto Land Use Plan
KEY Site Boundary Primary Road - ROW 60m Collector Road - ROW 30m Vista Prominent Frontages Open Space Network Landmark building Plot entrances
Sokoto Land Use Plan NOVEMBER 2018
Lekki Analysis Diagram 15
RURAL ENTERPRISE CENTRE, WEST SUSSEX, UNITED K MASTERPLANNING Project aims: To provide a high-level Masterplan to maximise the use of the agricultural land including agriculture and farming, rural worker accommodation, a variety of tourism and leisure facilities and educational and economic uses. The site (192.4 ha) included an anaerobic digester plant and the associated equipment in the centre of the site which is no longer in use. The site is designated as countryside including Ancient Woodlands and two Sites of Nature Conservation Importance (SNCI). The Initial High-Level Masterplan set-out the vision for up to 10 years including lawful commercial activity on the site that could start at the earliest opportunity, in the context of a long-term vision and masterplan.
Aerial View of the Anaerobic Digester Plant
To facilitate the understanding of the topographical, ecological and transport constraints the site has been divided into 14 plots. Each plot has been assessed in order to have a robust understanding of the constraints and the opportunities of the site. The Masterplan illustrates the end functions and uses that I considered appropriate in accordance with planning policy, landscape, ecology and topographical constraints that emerged during the site visit and a deskbased review of all available documents. These plans and the masterplan briefing have been gathered in an A3 report that was submitted to the client.
Connectivity Map (external) 16
Connectivity Map (internal)
Initial ideas RURAL ENTERPRISE CENTRE
KINGDOM Key Ifold
Plaistow
Indicative Site Boundary Alder Platt
Plots
Long Copse
CR01 Seven Acre Furze
Main Access to the Site
Corner Copse CR01
Rumbold Wood Rumbold Farm
Tourist Route Live Stock Route
CR14
Red Copse CR02
CR03 Hardnip’s Barn
Limekiln Wood
The Mount
CR04 Hardnip’s Copse CR05
CR03
Lagoon L4
Agricultural Route
Crouchland Farm CR13
Foxbridge Farm
Kiln Platt
Pond Field Plantation
Equestrian Route
CR06
Roundwick Copse Lagoon L2
Lagoon L1
Furze Field
CR12
Old Furze Field
Crouchland
Lagoon L3
Ravensnest Copse
Blackwell Wood
Middlegroup Copse
CR02
Broad Field
CR08
CR14
Woodlands
CR11
CR03
CR03
Laneland
CR07
Visitor Center
CR09
Farm Shop
Wephurst Park Farmhouse CR10 Ainsworth Copse
Education Facility
Laneland Farm Cottages
CR04
Whithurst Copse Whithurst Park
Little Slifehurst Wood
Sustainable Farming Route
Ancillary Office
CR13
CR05
Arnold’s Farm
Hotel
Constraints Map
Residential Accomodation
CR06
Fountain’s Farm Cottages
Steer’s Common Copse
Belchamber’s Copse
Parking Agricultural Building / Live Stock
CR12
Tractor Route Heron’s Copse
Agricultural Land
CR08
Plaistow
Fishing Pond
CR06
Iford Plaistow
CR01
Restaurant Cafe
Kirdford CR11
Temporary Event Space
Rumbold Farm CR02
CR14
Glamping
CR03
CR03
CR07
CR04 CR13
CR05
CR06
Stores / Stables Horse Training
CR09
CR12
Roundwick Copse
Furze Field
CR08
Horse Riding
CR10
CR06 CR11
Wildlife Observation Point Sustainable Farming
CR07 CR09
Live Stock
CR10
Live Stock Sussex Game Farm
Steer’s Common
Sports Pitches
Mackerel’s Common
Kirdford
Combined Connectivity Map and Plot Divisions SEPTEMBER 2018
Community Facility
Strategic Masterplan 17
URBAN EXTENSION, HAMPSHIRE, UNITED KINGDOM 15 5
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The proposal at the land east of Old Odiham Road seeks to develop a mixed-use scheme comprising 108 residential units and 470 sq m commercial floorspace in a sustainable location.
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Project aims: To provide an Indicative Masterplan to maximise the use of the land considering the previously refused planning application for 120 houses.
The majority of the dwellings will be two storey houses, with limited potential for three storey buildings where this does not protrude above the average two storey ridge line.
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A number of bungalows would be located to the northern part of the site which will maintain a more uniform approach to the land without impacting upon the existing undulating landscape.
Site boundary OS Contour 1 Storey
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A further access point will be provided parallel to the existing Public Right of Way off Grebe Close. The Right of Way which runs from south to north through the site will be maintained and enhanced as part of this proposal.
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The proposed access into the site will utilise the existing infrastructure provided by the development at Cadnam Farm (to the north east).
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Most of the development will take place in the lower part of the site with boundary vegetation that will be retained and reinforced. New planting is proposed for the northern site boundary.
2 Storeys 3 Storeys
Height Plan 18
LAND EAST OF OLD ODIHAM ROAD
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New tree belt and hedges to create landscape buffer
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Chasewood New tree belt and hedges to create a less House dense landscape
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Public park with paths and planting
Playing Fields
Site boundary Open Space
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Junior and Infant School
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High residential density
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Medium residential density
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Commercial building
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MAY 2018
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Football Ground
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Anstey Junior School
TOWN CENTRE
Pedestrian links to publi right of way
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Hedgerow Dense Trees
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Cemetery
Amery Hill School
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Alton College
Panoramic point of view towards Alton
Context Plan
Eggar’s School
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Allotments
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Secondary Road
Alton Convent School
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Landscape buffer
Low residential density
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Anstey Park
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Trees A
New tree belt and hedges to create landscape buffer
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New tree belt and hedges to create a less dense landscape
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Existing boundary vegetation retained and enhanced
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Public park with paths and planting
E
Equipped play area
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Landscaping along Gilbert White Way to be incorporating existing trees
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Main access
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Secondary access
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Landscape buffer
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High residential density
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Medium residential density
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Low residential density
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Commercial building
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Panoramic point of view towards Alton
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Pedestrian links to public right of way
Illustrative Concept Plan 19
URBAN EXTENSION, BANSTEAD, UNITED KINGDOM MASTERPLANNING Project aims: To provide an Indicative Masterplan to maximise the use of the land considering the Flood Zone 3 constrains.
POLICY NWH1: Land at Meath Green Lane, Horley
The Indicative Masterplan demonstrates an indicative layout for a housing development on the site, taking into account the advice from the FRA. The plan contains 175 dwellings at a density of 15.4 dwellings per hectare (dph) on land outside of the flood-prone areas to the west of Burstow Stream and south of the farmhouse. The density of the surrounding linear development is 18.6 dph.
POLICY NWH2: Land at Bonehurst Road, Horley
The site offered a challenging opportunity to stitch different urban development styles and natural complete the residential developments surrounding Horley town centre.
Horley Recreation Ground
Yattendon School
Key Oakwood School
Horley Town Center
Developed land
Development Management Plan Regulation 19 Consultation (January 2018) Residential allocation Development Management Plan Regulation 19 Consultation (January 2018) Strategic Business Park Town Centre
School Horley Strategic Business Park
Train Station
Proposed Site
Proposed Footpath
Existing Foothpath
Pedestrian Connections to the Town Centre and the Train Station
Road A23, M23 and A217
Flood Zone 3 in blue within the site 20
Context Plan LAND AT WILGERS FARM, HORLEY
Key
Indicative Masterplan FEBRUARY 2018
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NEW SETTLEMENT, UNITED KINGDOM MASTERPLANNING DIAGNOSTICS Project aims: To provide an analysis of the vision plan, assessing the requirements for a new settlement of up to 4000 units. The proposed quantum of development maximises the developable space of the Site and explores the highest densities achievable. The project is still running and this report provided initial considerations that are subject to change throughout the masterplanning process.
Site Area 142.09 ha 37.51% Green corridors and Beeding’s Copse 53.30 ha 1.17% Retail and other uses 1.64 ha 1.11% Ligh Industrial/ Industrial 1.56 ha 0.57% Office 0.80 ha 9.00% School 12.77 ha 5.97% Opens Space 8.40 ha
Developable area 88.79 ha 62.49%
44.77% Residential 63.62 ha
Area F 3.78 ha Area G 12.17 ha Area H 3.50 ha
Area E 3.88 ha
Area D 19.04 ha Area A 14.36 ha
Area B 13.12 ha
Area C 18.95 ha
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NEW SETTLEMENT
Key up to 74 dph
Primary School
49-51 dph 39-47 dph
All-Through School
29-37 dph 12-24 dph Schools
Neighbourhood centre A 172,907 sq m floorspace
DECEMBER 2017
Neighbourhood centre B 143,499 sq m floorspace
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Illustrative Development Concept Plan
Project aims: The proposed development consists Relevant of circa 50Information new homes with an appropriate mix.
Plan Key Site boundary
Promoter Welbeck Strategic Land II LLP Land off Downsview Avenue, Storrington, West Sussex, RH20 optionsAddress have been carefully set 4LU within
Approximate Size 1.86 ha Dwellings 35 units Density 18 dph
All the the landscape, responding to the proposed Closest Bus Stop Melton Drive (550 m, 6 min walk) much largerFirst residential area planned for the Storrinton School 1.3 Km, 15 min, walk Paula Rosa site as well as responding to the Approximate Site Area 2.00 ha existing residential 35 to the south of the site. Buildingsarea The proposed residential areas will face the Dwellings 35 17.5symmetric dph main road. TheDensity overall rationale will help to achieve a safe residential development and to create a uniform streetscape. The internal connections will be mainly achieved by pedestrian passages that will improve the permeability of the whole site. Those options have been prepared to support a pre-application meeting with the Council.
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1 Gracechurch Street, London EC3V 0DD, UK T: +44 (0)20 3713 8500 E: dl@dominiclawson.co.uk www.dominiclawson.co.uk
Plan Key
Relevant Information
Site boundary
Promoter Welbeck Strategic Land II LLP Address Land off Downsview Avenue, Storrington, West Sussex, RH20 4LU
Main Road Secondary Road
Closest Bus Stop Melton Drive (550 m, 6 min walk) Storrinton First School 1.3 Km, 15 min walk
Footpath Public Right of Way
Approximate Site Area 2.05 ha
Residential Area
Size of the development 57 unit
Approximate Size 4.47 ha Dwellings 75 units Density 16 dph
Open Space
Density 27.8 dph
Viewing corridor
Approximate Size 0.7 ha Dwellings 9 units Density 12 dph
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Approximate Size 3.5 ha Dwellings 98 units Density 28 dph
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Plan Key
Relevant Information
Site boundary
Promoter Welbeck Strategic Land II LLP Address Land off Downsview Avenue, Storrington, West Sussex, RH20 4LU
Main Road Secondary Road
Closest Bus Stop Melton Drive (550 m, 6 min walk) Storrinton First School 1.3 Km, 15 min walk
Footpath Public Right of Way
Approximate Site Area 2.05 ha
Residential Area
Size of the development 57 unit
Approximate Size 4.47 ha Dwellings 75 units Density 16 dph
Open Space
Density 27.8 dph
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Approximate Size 0.7 ha Dwellings 9 units Density 12 dph
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MOGGERHANGER, UNITED KINGDOM Illustrative Development Concept Plan
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1 Gracechurch Street, London EC3V 0DD, UK T: +44 (0)20 3713 8500 E: dl@dominiclawson.co.uk www.dominiclawson.co.uk Granted planning application CR/14/01818 Proposed development Proposal for 90 new dwellings, a retail unit, associated open space, new vehicular and pedestrian accesses, new landscape and additional tree planting. Unit: 90 Site area: 4.63 ha Density: 19.44 dph
Erection of 18 dwellings with highway, services, hardstanding and external works. Unit: 18 Site area: 0.59 ha Density: 30.5 dph
MASTERPLANNING AND SUPPORT Commissioning body: ICP Ltd Local Authority: Central Bedfordshire District Council Project aims: A new infill development in the existing Moggerhanger village for up to 90 high-quality residential dwellings, provision of community facilities, associated open space, surface water management and attenuation. The site was in agricultural use and the southwest corner of the site is opposite the Historic Park and Garden of Moggerhanger Park. Â Moggerhanger Park
The vision for this development was to create a sympathetic extension to the village of Moggerhanger taking in account the existing contraints. I have produced the initial concept plans and I have ammended the final masterplan that was submitted in June 2017. 26
Plan Key Site boundary Proposed Main Road Proposed Secondary Road Proposed New Footpath Proposed Residential Area Proposed Open Space Proposed Tree Planting Blocks Proposed Store Key tree groups Moggerhanger Boundary Existing Open Space Existing Historic Park and Gardens
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A revised new green masterplan has been prepared by collating feedback received from Central Bedfordshire Council (on planning policy matters), many different experts (on matters such as flood risk, drainage, landscape and transport) and especially from local people who attended the consultation event and expressed their concerns to the team.
New Village Gateway
Bus Shelter Improvements
New Shop and/or Clinic
New safe pedestrian crossing and new footpath on Bedford Road
New Classroom Moggerhanger Lower School
Water attenuation basin for sustainable drainage
This revised masterplan includes solutions to address the concerns raised by the local people during the consultation and also includes off-site contributions resolving existing pressing problems such as drainage, water pressure and road safety.
Safe Access on Park Road
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Scattered landscaped green spaces including a new play ground
Improved number of bungalows in line with local people’s requirements
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This initial appraisal showed that increasing the height of Times House by up to three storeys, including a roof terrace bar, with an accompanying redevelopment of the adjacent Courtyard, would be achievable in the short term, as Eurostar’s requirements may be changing following the rent review. This research supported the following preapplication submission.
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Commissioning body: Socially Conscious Capital Local Authority: Broadland District Council Project size: Racecourse Plantations could deliver up to 300 new homes
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County wildlife analysis of the site surrounding area
The site is a commercial forestry plantation which is locally ecologically significant and has the designation as a County Wildlife Site. The masterplanning process started from a deep understanding of the ecology of the site, and how residential development to meet critical housing needs could be managed in harmony with ecological enhancement.
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The solution was to limit the development area to the zone of least ecological value, and use the rest of the site to create new green infrastructure corridors required by the Council as well as to provide ecological enhancement zones and areas for public recreation through the creation of a new 60 hectare Community Woodland Park, funded by the residential
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NEW SETTLEMENT, UNITED KINGDOM Pulborough CP
MASTERPLANNING Commissioning body: Welbeck Strategic Land Project aims: To provide an illustrative strategic masterplan for a new settlement taking benefit from the existing development and green resources. The proposed new settlement responds to the existing local area and improves the infrastructure to meet the new demands that it brings. The existing bridge over the railway will be widened to provide safe vehicle access across the railway. The plan on the right shows three different boundaries: • wider site boundary originally proposed by the Client; • the Farm ownership boundary; and • proposed development site boundary.
Key Wider Site Boundary Farm Proposed development site boundary Railway Main Road Secondary Road Civil Parish 01 Civil Parish 02 Civil Parish 03 Consolidated Urban Boundary Consolidated Vegetation Water College Bridge Railway Station
Proposed Development Secondary Road Railway Station
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NEW SETTLEMENT
Proposed outline masterplan
The proposed development site boundary assumes this shape because it follows the flattest zone around 20-30 m above sea level. Residential development at the west of the site provides possible accommodation for use by the existing College and the new employment uses already being developed on this site, enhancing the sustainability of the proposed development. The new secondary routes link into the existing highways network, with a proposed new railway station providing access to the London to Chichester train service. The masterplan identifies three different home types: • Type A, low density, placed in more sensitive landscape; • Type B, medium density at the edges of the site; • Type C, high density close to the railway, road and the college.
The core of the settlement is developed around the existing pond. This area provides for all the main social functions. It provides the links to the northern consolidated vegetation area, the existing pond and the envisaged open space beyond the settlement. The core hosts the primary school that provides easy pedestrian and cycle access to the new settlements and with the open space. It lies on the boundary of the green corridors.
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ABANO AND MONTEGROTTO TERME, ITALY MASTERPLANNING Commissioning body: IUAV (Italy) Local Authority: Abano Terme and Montegrotto Terme, Padua, Italy Project aims: To demonstrate how amending regional policies can improve the effectiveness of masterplanning. Cinema Marconi
The Italian planning system sets a legal framework for the masterplanning process to be used in Italian cities.
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In Padua, an alternative to the conventional masterplanning process was adopted to support the development of the neighbouring cities of Abano Terme and Montegrotto Terme. Sketch aerial view of illustrative masterplan A without policy changes
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Sketch aerial view of illustrative masterplan B with policy changes
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Sketch aerial view of illustrative connections masterplan for the whole city ABANO AND MONTEGROTTO TERME
Comune di Montegrotto Terme
Originally a Roman spa, the city split into two over the years and this project aimed to recreate the connection through careful masterplanning.
The modest scale of the individual projects means that the plan can be delivered flexibly over time as resources allow, with the cumulative impact being much greater than would be created by larger, more costly projects.
The alternative approach consisted of working with local people at the very local level, developing a network of small scale interventions that will create connections over time, rather than the conventional approach of starting with the whole city and proposing larger scale interventions that, whilst beneficial in themselves, often fail to create the connections that are required. This approach resulted in proposals to take poorly utilised public spaces and intensify their use, thus creating a network of public spaces which unifies the two cities.
Comune di Abano Terme
Many of the projects focus on the thermal baths which still inform the identity of the two cities, representing the historic unity of the place.
Sketch aerial view of ‘Orologio hotel’ without policy changes
Sketch aerial view of ‘Orologio hotel’ with policy changes DECEMBER 2014
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TREVISO 2020 - ITALY
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The path of the industrial architecture and historic mansions of treviso complement each other giving the opportunity to the user to choose at any time whether to follow one oo the other path. Is shown in the lines below a list of goods deemed to be relevant and made the system between them. All the design choices presented in this table are intended to better enjoyment of the land.
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Industrial architecture path a) Porto di Silea b) Centrale elettrica c) Mulino Mandelli d) Mulino ex Purina e) Porto di fiera
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Historical villas path 1. Villa Ninni Carrisi 2. Villa Cornaro 3. Villa Torzo, Ciani Bassetti 4. Villa Bassan 5. Villa Piovesan Zamuner 6. Casa D’Ambrosio 7. Villa Benes Cominato 8. Villa Silvano Fenoglio, Giacomelli, Zalla 9. Villa Tiepolo 10. Villa Rapizzi 11. Villa Cellini 12. Villa Saccardo Venturi 13. Villa Fan detta “delle Rose” 14. Villa Olivi Conean 15. Villa Calzavara 16. Villa Cavedon 17. Villa Crispi 18. Villa Zeno detta “la Casetta” 19. Villa Manfrin detta “Margherita” 20. Villa Braida 21. Villa Zeno 22. Villa Pavan 23. Villa Reali, Sugano, Zeno Antonini, Zen, Grizzi, Dal Fiume. 24. Villa Gritti, Rubinato
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In the image next propose a new model of stand inserted in the new design of the driveway of the villa Tiepolo. Stand that depending on usage can assume different functions as a support for display panels until you get to sessions covered or not. The model lends itself to use temporary or permanent by placing so a different way of using both space and time. The settings may vary depending on the season or their intended uses.
MASTERPLANNING Commissioning body: IUAV (Italy), Delft University of Technology (Holland), Università Politecnica de Catalunya (Spain), TU Beijing (China), Tsinghua University (China), Chonnam University (South Korea) and Chinese University of Hong Kong (China) Local Authority: Treviso, Italy Project aims: To create a masterplan for Treviso that responds to the historical urban expansion which has resulted in the merger of the former industrial area with the rest of the city. The city wishes to be more welcoming and engaging for future generations, LEGENDA encouraging visitors as well as promoting a archaeology building healthy Industrial social and economic future.
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TREVISO 2020
Proposed site location plan
In October 2014 the city of Treviso ran an international workshop with a number of universities from around the world, called Treviso 2020. The aim was to produce a masterplan for the future of the city based on SmartCity principles. The masterplan focussed on building on the heritage of the city, enhancing the value of the former industrial area, to create a new central zone for the city that would be attractive to both citizens and visitors. The masterplan proposed the creation of a new network of pedestrian connections, including the creation of new pedestrian bridges and the remodelling of the historic gardens in the city centre. The pedestrian routes have been incorporated into a locationbased smartphone app, which allows the user to understand the history of the location, see the current urban policies for the location as well as seeing some sketches of potential future plans.
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SAN DONA’ DI PIAVE, ITALY MASTERPLANNING
Activities fall out of the proposed new funcions on the surrounding city
Commissioning body: IUAV (Italy) and San Dona’ di Piave Local Authority: San Dona’ di Piave, Venice, Italy Caption on images: Activities fall out of the proposed new functions in the surrounding city. Commercial building in close proximity to historic buildings, new challenges for the centre of the city. Bigger box buildings create opportunities for new urban functions. San Dona’ Di Piave established a summer masterplan workshop to respond to the consequences of the post 2008 economic crisis in Europe. This had led to a significant reduction in commercial activities in the central part of the city, threatening to destabilise the urban balance between commercial, leisure
Commercial building towards historical building, a new way to live the centre of the city
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SAN DONA’ DI PIAVE
Comune di San DonĂ di Piave
Proposed historical/commercial network for the entire San Dona’ di Piave
and residential uses that had evolved over many years. The masterplan process therefore looked at how to encourage new uses in the empty retail galleries, generating cultural events to promote the historic importance of the city, and creating a linked network of commercial buildings to provide the basis for the revival of the city centre. Â This also required the reshaping of some of the existing commercial areas, to give them new meaning within the proposed network.
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ISOLA DI MILANO, ITALY
The district of Isola was isolated from the centre of Milan in terms of pedestrian and vehicular connections, a situation that was made worse by the Porta Nuova project.
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Si consiglia un percorso di progettazione partecipata che si può svolgere in due fasi principali: 1. una fase strategica che prevede la formulazione delle prime proposte-idee condivise; 2. una fase operativa in cui i gruppi di lavoro, già costituiti precedentemente, potranno seguire più direttamente le fasi della progettazione esecutiva dell’area.
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AREE COLTIVABILI E DI SENSIBILITA’ ECOLOGICA
Studenti: Studenti: Giovanni Matteo Cudin Cudin Giovanni Matteo Elisa Lazzarin Elisa Lazzarin Barbara Michelon Barbara Michelon Armando Zappalà Armando Zappalà
Docenti: Docenti: Moreno Baccichet Moreno Baccichet Ruben BaioccoBaiocco Ruben Giulio Ernesti Ernesti Giulio
By enhancing the connections between Porta Nuova and the neighbouring areas of Milan, the masterplan aimed to stitch the district of Isola back into Milan’s urban fabric.
L’intervento mira a riqualificare e riattivare provvisoriamente alcuni piani del “Rasoio” e si può attuare attraverso la stesura di un contratto di quartiere. Questo strumento è generalmente utilizzato per promuovere progetti di recupero urbano (edilizio e sociale) di quartieri segnati da diffuso degrado delle costruzioni e dell’ambiente urbano e prevedono il coinvolgimento diretto degli abitanti del quartiere nell’elaborazione dei progetti. Hanno come obiettivo primario la “promozione del territorio” in coerenza con i programmi per lo sviluppo umano a livello locale delle Nazioni Unite e in riferimento ad Agenda 21.
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MASTERPLAN IL PARCO
Commissioning body: IUAV (Italy) Local Authority: Milano, Italy Project aims: To establish a new urban masterplan solution which improves the functionality of the Porta Nuova project and its surrounding areas.
CDL MAGISTRALE IN PIANIFICAZIONE E CDL MAGISTRALE IN PIANIFICAZIONE E POLITICHE POLITICHE LA CITTA’, IL TERRITOPER LA CITTA’, IL PER TERRITORIO E L’AMBIENTE. RIO E L’AMBIENTE. A.A 2013/2014 A.A 2013/2014
MASTERPLANNING
In contratto di quartiere mira ad: • avviare percorsi di partecipazione e co-progettazione tra i diversi soggetti residenti e/o frequentanti l’area considerata; • elaborare proposte inerenti le funzioni e la struttura degli spazi considerati, i possibili utilizzi di questo edificio e il ruolo di centralità che potrà svolgere all’interno del quartiere e dello stesso comune, una volta attivato; • definire eventuali modalità di gestione dei nuovi spazi, stimolando, se necessario, i vari soggetti coinvolti ad impegni concreti e co-responsabili; • migliorano la qualità delle abitazioni e dell’insediamento accrescendo la dotazione e la qualità dei servizi; • realizzare accordi tra enti pubblici per incrementare l’occupazione e favorire l’integrazione sociale e di realizzare accordi con associazioni e volontariato (settore molto sviluppato e articolato all’interno del quartiere Isola) per migliorare l’offerta dei servizi pubblici.
NORDIC WALKING/ MOUNTAIN BIKE
Il contratto di quartiere è pensato per integrarsi con i piani e programmi dell’amministrazione (piani del traffico, di zona, urbanistico, ecc.), con i progetti strategici di mandato del Sindaco e con gli orientamenti per l’allocazione delle risorse, soprattutto nell’ambito della manutenzione straordinaria.
‘The Park‘ illustrative masterplan ISOLA DI MILANO
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Via Confalonieri illustrative masterplan
The proposed masterplan had three objectives: 1
CDL MAGISTRALE IN PIANIFICAZIONE E CDL MAGISTRALE IN PIANIFICAZIONE E POLITICHE POLITICHE LA CITTA’, IL TERRITOPER LA CITTA’, IL PER TERRITORIO E L’AMBIENTE. RIO2013/2014 E L’AMBIENTE. A.A A.A 2013/2014
• to reshape the main retail street, generating a wider range of independent shops, to encourage people to walk through the area; • to redevelop a previously unused corner plot into a new hub of activity, including a local market, to revitalise the streets and encourage people to come to the centre of the area; and • the redistribution of existing urban and public realm functions, notably including the central park, Il Parco, to enhance the public realm in the new Porta Nuova area of Isola and to overcome the isolation created by earlier developments.
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Docenti: Docenti: Moreno Baccichet Moreno Baccichet Ruben BaioccoBaiocco Ruben Giulio Ernesti Ernesti Giulio
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MSP MARITIME SPATIAL PLANNING, AZORES MASTERPLANNING Commissioning body: University of the Azores Project aims: Marine spatial planning (MSP) is a public process of analyzing and allocating the spatial and temporal distribution of human activities in marine areas to achieve ecological, economic, and social objectives that are usually specified through a political process. In 2013 IUAV with the European program and Azores University have proposed an international summer school in Sao Miguel, the largest island in Azores archipelago. The project involved the identification of the stakeholders involved and the resolution of conflicts present considering both the economic sphere-urban and the natural (flora, fauna and landscape). CARETTA CARETTA
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Planning protected areas as vulnerables resources of a marine sensible bioma.
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BAGHDAD WEST, IRAQ MASTERPLANNING DIAGNOSTICS Project size: Graphical analysis of the masterplan made by the architect and planner Constantinos Doxiadis (1955-58). How Doxiadis’s social and formal experiments drew on larger mid-twentieth-century debates on modernism, urbanism, regionalism, and development. Analysis of the different layers that composed Doxiadis Masterplan for Baghdad. Graphical exercise to understand how European thinking shaped the future of Baghdad by imposing buildings and major roads on the existing rural communities.
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Sant´Agostino
SANT’AGOSTINO, 1. ITALY MASTERPLANNING Commissioning body: IUAV (Italy) and Sant’Agostino Local Authority: Sant’Agostino, Ferrara, Italy Project aims: Working in a town that was badly damaged by the earthquake of May 2012, to use the remaining historic buildings to reactivate the town centre socially and architecturally.
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The earthquake of May 2012 resulted in the loss of many of the historic buildings in the town centre, including the Town Hall. New planning policies were developed, building on the history of the town and on its diverse population, with significant migrant communities from Morocco and Pakistan.
Mercato interculturale
Lo studio condotto sul territorio del comune di Sant´Agostino, ha permesso di conoscere gli elementi storici e culturali presenti. Ci siamo resi conto delle difficoltà economiche, sociali e ambientali che l’amministrazione ha incontrato nel gestire questo patrimonio, patrimonio considerando anche l’assenza di politiche di valorizzazione atte a tali beni. Questi luoghi di cui parliamo sono percepiti, come un’identità perduta. Per questo i nostri obiettivi mirano a far riaffiorare i valori ormai persi creando un legame più forte tra i cittadini e i luoghi considerati. Unione che si esplica tra i cittadini Esposizione di Sant’Agostino immigrati e non, e tra i cittadini delle frazioni corollarie. L’immersione pregnante in questo scenario e l’empatia del gruppo di lavoro sul campo, campo ha generato la definizione di interventi progettuali di politiche possibili per il comune di Sant’Agostino.
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Sant´Agostino Lo studio condotto sul territorio del comune di Sant´Agostino, ha permesso di conoscere gli elementi storici e culturali presenti. Ci siamo resi conto delle difficoltà economiche, sociali e ambientali che l’amministrazione ha incontrato nel gestire questo patrimonio, patrimonio considerando anche l’assenza di politiche di valorizzazione atte a tali beni. Questi luoghi di cui parliamo sono percepiti, come un’identità perduta. Per questo i nostri obiettivi mirano a far riaffiorare i valori ormai persi creando un legame più forte tra i cittadini e i luoghi considerati. Unione che si esplica tra i cittadini Esposizione di Sant’Agostino immigrati e non, e tra i cittadini delle frazioni corollarie. L’immersione pregnante in questo scenario e l’empatia del gruppo di lavoro sul campo, campo ha generato la definizione di interventi progettuali di politiche possibili per il comune di Sant’Agostino.
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L’idea ispiratrice della nostra proposta è quella di creare unione tra i frammenti sociali che si evidenziano. Favorendo attraverso un percorso ciclo pedonale processi di informazione e valorizzazione delle patrimonio esistente. Sarà un percorso che favorirà ll’accesso accesso ai luoghi riducendo gli spazi e arricchendo la conoscenza dei fruitori con possibili esposizioni lungo il tragitto. Considerando che la piazza di Sant’Agostino è sempre stata un riferimento importante per le comunità locali; vogliamo non solo riconfermarla, ma anche avviare un processo di valorizzazione e arricchimento. Facendola diventare un nodo fondamentale del percorso. Avrà un indirizzo multifunzionale, con la possibilità di avviare una serie di iniziative volte a migliorare la coesione sociale. Pensiamo ad uno spazio flessibile, evitando l’imposizione di indirizzi ben definiti, perché sappiamo bene che le utilità saranno date nel corso del tempo in relazione alle richieste e al momento storico. Alla vostra sinistra si espongono alcuni possibili scenari atti alla ri‐attivazione di processi sociali di coesione.
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Chiesa Sant´ Agostino – dopo sisma Chiesa Sant´ Agostino – Progetto percorso La chiesa di Sant´Agostino, è situata Anche la chiesa ha subito dei danni. Allo ll zona nord d della d ll piazza centrale. l Li stato odierno d esistono delle d ll opere di d nella di fronte era situato il municipio oggi recupero. demolito a causa delle numerose instabilità strutturali dovute al sisma.
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Il bosco della Panfilia insieme al fiume Reno, esso rappresenta uno dei tanti beni ambientali che vogliamo valorizzare. Il bosco è sempre stato un polo ricreativo non solo per le caratteristiche ambientali ma anche perchè da sempre è stato fonte per il tartufo bianco. Prodotto che ha avviato specialmente nel dopo guerra un circuito di sagre e momenti sociali d’unione.
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Oratorio Ghisilieri– post sisma L’Oratorio Ghisilieri ‐ Chiesa Vecchia di San Carlo (Fe), è una piccola chiesa barocca del Seicento di notevole interesse architettonico, storico e artistico. É il più antico esempio di architettura religiosa e artistica del Comune ed è stata al centro di un progetto di restauro avviato nel 2005.
Oratorio Ghisilieri– Progetto Percorso Pur dopo le opere di restauro la struttura non resiste al terremoto presentadosi diroccata. Sappiamo che il degrado del territorio determina una perdita d’identità. Per questo pensiamo che sia molto importante recuperare luoghi di interesse culturale.
Palazzo quattro torri– post sisma Un altro nodo importante del nostro percorso è quello del Palazzo Quattro Torri, un suggestivo ed insolito esempio di architettura bolognese del XVI° sec., caratterizzato da 4 torrette cilindriche agli angoli.
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Palazzo quattro torri– Progetto percorso Durante il sisma la struttura ha riportato evidenti danni. Il nostro progetto prevede il recupero di questo bene, prima che l’instabilità determini il crollo totale, per poterlo inserire in un percorso storico‐culturale.
Siamo già arrivati al centro di San Carlo. Dove possiamo ammirare la scuola storica che fa da contorno alla piazza centrale. Da cui potremo riprendere il percorso per tornare al centro di Sant’Agostino.
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Manifesto showing how enhance the historical value of the local buildings by re-shaping the urban matrix demolished by the Emilia earthquake Sant´Agostino
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Sant´Agostino From this starting point, policies were developed which promoted the reshaping of the urban matrix, improving access to public spaces, knitting together the various communities through linking pubilc spaces across the town, and using the remaining historic buildings as important landmarks for the emerging masterplan.
La scelta del comune di Sant’Agostino è legata alle peculiarità del Comune in termini di legami: con la storia, con l’arte, con le diverse etnie che lo arricchiscono, con le eccellenze del tessuto produttivo, Le ripetute visite al territorio comunale ci hanno fornito ottiche di visione e chiavi di lettura sempre diverse per meglio coglierne l’essenza ed il substrato culturale, oltre ad un temperamento caratteria le locale indimenticabile, che non conosce sosta o arresti di marcia nella piena e consapevole volontà di ripartire con le proprie forze a tutti i costi, che ci è stato lezione di vita,
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Regione: Emilia-Romagna
Provincia: Ferrara
Comune: Sant´Agostino
territorio Comune Superficie 35 km² Densità
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Corsi d’acqua fiume Reno Cavo Napoleonico Canale EmilianoRomagnolo
Sant´Agostino La scelta del comune di Sant’Agostino è legata alle peculiarità del Comune in termini di legami: con la storia, con l’arte, con le diverse etnie che lo arricchiscono, con le eccellenze del tessuto produttivo, Le ripetute visite al territorio comunale ci hanno fornito ottiche di visione e chiavi di lettura sempre diverse per meglio coglierne l’essenza ed il substrato culturale, oltre ad un temperamento caratteria le locale indimenticabile, che non conosce sosta o arresti di marcia nella piena e consapevole volontà di ripartire con le proprie forze a tutti i costi, che ci è stato lezione di vita,
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Regione: Emilia-Romagna
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Terremoto del 20-29 Maggio Emilia-Romagna
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Marocco 40,5% Pakistan 16,6% Romania 11,6% Albania 4,9% Tunisia 4,9% Ucrania 3,6% Uc Cinese, Repubblica Popolare 2,7% Altri 15,2%
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Stranieri Gruppo di lavoro
parroco don gabriele
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beni culturali e urbanistica Lorenzo Grazioli elena melloni
Associazione culturale emilio bardani
Proloco antonio taddia
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Summary panel showing the major points on which the proposal was based
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FIVE SQUARES PROJECT, CATANIA, ITALY MASTERPLANNING Commissioning body: Biennal of Landscape Architecture (Spain) Local Authority: Catania, Italy Project aims: To reshape the existing five squares in Catania to establish links between the social housing and central part of the city. The masterplan strategy in this project was to use links between the five squares to embrace the social housing districts surrounding them. Â By using the main entrance artery from the north, the Viale R. Sanzio, and creating new arms of connection to east and west, the five squares becoming a unifying feature that link together the different zones in the central part of the city. Â
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In this case, given the volcanic history of Catania, the concept of the flow of lava helped to shape the idea of the new and flexible connections that can be created by careful urban masterplanning.
Green roofs and walls, provision of flexible seating areas and the careful location of solar panels all combine to make the squares both welcoming and environmentally sustainable.
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SOANE STABLE BLOCK, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM MASSING STUDY Commissioning body: Royal Hospital Chelsea Local Authority: Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Project aims: Massing study. The result of this report illustrated that a newer building should consider this legacy and use yellow or brown brick making reference to the architectural features present on the site such as cobblestone paving for courtyards or external areas, Diocletian windows, sash windows and steep hipped roofs, etc. The rear of the Bakehouse and Guardhouse offers the opportunity for the contemporary architecture to reinterpret these two design styles in a modern way. Those options have been prepared to support a pre-application meeting with the Council. Existing
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BATT’S FORD BRIDGE, BEDFORD, UNITED KINGDOM TOWNSCAPE ANALYSIS Commissioning body: JMP Consultants Ltd Local Authority: Bedford Borough Council Project aims: This report set out the potential impacts of a new road bridge crossing the River Great Ouse, at Batt’s Ford Bridge, Bedford. Riverside Square t re e r St
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PRINTWORK APARTMENTS, SURREY, UNITED KINGDOM TOWNSCAPE ANALYSIS Commissioning body: Shuttleworth (UK) Ltd Local Authority: London Borough of Sutton Project aims: This townscape study assessed the proposed roof extension at Unicol House in the context of the surrounding area.
Aragon Primary School Key Proposal Map Sutton's Local Development Framework
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The study appraised the surrounding area of the site within a 1km radius. The study considered a number of factors:
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AFRICA BIG CHANGE BIG CHANCE, MILAN, ITALY ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER 3D Commissioning body: La Triennale di Milano Project aims: The exhibition is devoted to Africa,. La Triennale di Milano provides exhibitions on architecture and modern art. In 2014 IUAV selected me and a few other students to create 3D models of some African architectures. The models have been drawn with AutoCAD, the animations were made with 3ds Max and models on display at the exhibition, were made by printers 3d Sharebot PLA. The models on display illustrate 3d sections of the most interesting features of the building.
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