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Population & Accessibilty / Kiryat Gat Population & Accessibilty / Kiryat Gat

Population & Accessibility in Kiryat Gat

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Elderly Population Population Elderly 4% of 00-- 4% of population population+65 +65 4 - 8% of population +65

4 - 8% of population +65 8 - 12% op population +65

Elderly Population 8 - 12% op population +65

Highest percentage of elderly population is found in the inner parts of town, covering a west-east strip.

tau team

Accessibilty Difficulties with in the Building Accessibilty Difficulties with in the Building 0 - 4% of population

0 - 4% of population

4 - 8% of population

4 - 8% of population

8 - 12% op population

Accessibilty Difficulties with in8the Building - 12% op population 12 - 16% of population 0 - 4% of population

12 - 16% of population +65 0 - 4% of population +65

12 - 16% of population +65

Residents with limited pedestrian accessibility

Residents with limited pedestrian accessibility Residents with limited pedestrian accessibility

12 - 16% of population

4 - 8% of population

4 - 8% of population +65

8 - 12% op population

8 - 12% op population +65

12 - 16% of population

12 - 16% of population +65

Less accessible population resides in the north, while the town's center and focal points are being Less developed accessibleto the south. population resides in the Residents with limited north, while the town's pedestrian / vehicular accessibility center and focal points are being developed to the south.

Residents with limited pedestrian / vehicular accessibility

Residents with limited pedestrian / vehicular accessibility

Youth Population 20 - 25% of population ages 0 -17 25 - 30% of population ages 0 - 17 30 -35% of population ages 0 -17

Youth Population

35 - 40% of population ages 0 -17 20 - 25% of population ages 0 -17

Youth Population

25 - 30% of population ages 0 - 17

20 - 25% of population ages 0 -17 30 -35% of population ages 0 -17

25 - 30% of population ages 0 - 17 35 - 40% of population ages 0 -17

Highest percentage of youth population is found in the outer ring, covering four separate areas.

Residents with limited vehicular accessibility

Car Ownership 20- 35% of housholds 35 - 50% of housholds

Highest percentage of youth population is found in the outer ring, covering Highest percentage of four youth population separate areas.

is found in the outer ring, covering four separate areas.

50 - 65% of housholds

Car Ownership

65 - 80% of phousholds 20- 35% of housholds

Car Ownership

35 - 50% of housholds

Residents with limited vehicular accessibility

Residents with limited vehicular accessibility

20- 35% of housholds

50 - 65% of housholds

35 - 50% of housholds

65 - 80% of phousholds

30 -35% of population ages 0 -17

50 - 65% of housholds

35 - 40% of population ages 0 -17

65 - 80% of phousholds

Social Amenities

500m

Social Amenities

Work/Volunteer

500m Work/Volunteer

Divert functions &Fittness Facilitatin movement Divert functions & Facilitatin movement Public open spaces within the city not used as a connecting element between the different functions..

Work/Volunteer

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Welfare Religion Culture Recreation Industry & Youth Community

Fittness

500m

Forest Agriculture Public Open Space Religion Green Spaces & Recreation Urban Functions Community & Youth Forest Transportation Agriculture Medicine Public Open Space Sport Religion Law Recreation Commerce Community & Youth Education Transportation Green Spaces & Welfare Medicine Urban Functions Culture Sport Industry Forest Law Area of influence Agriculture Commerce Public Open Space Education

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Green Spaces & Urban Functions

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Relaxation

Fittness

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Relaxation

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Relaxation

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Social Amenities

Less accessible population resides in the north, while the town's center and focal points are being developed to the south.


Future Urban Development in Kiryat Gat

tau team

Future Urban Development / Kiryat Gat

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Future Urban Development

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Border Urban Projects Living Commerce Industrial

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Housing Ownership 40 -50% own the apartment they live in 50 -60% own the apartment they live in 60 -70% own the apartment they live in 70 -80% own the apartment they live in 80 -90% own the apartment they live in

The future urban development enhances separation of one set of land use from another. There is no master plan guiding the future urban development, no infrastructure connection between the new and the exciting nodes.

* * ** * Great overlapping between areas of the city that present a law ownership percentage, and areas were most of the housing units consist of 1-3 rooms.

Rooms per Housing Unit Border Housing Projects Industrial Projects Undeveloped Area

1-2 Rooms 1 / 2/ 3 Rooms 3 Rooms 3 / 4 Rooms 4 Rooms 5 Rooms

The city is expanding - large scale urban projects are utilizing the entire city's undeveloped quarters, fostering separation of uses.

Kiryat Gat is composed of few building typology, yet the city illustrates a wide range of urban fabrics

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Potential quarters for intervention


Regional Settlement Patterns & Ecological Gradients

Alice Shay


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Kiryat Gat Watersheds Kiryat Gat Watersheds & Stream Flows and Stream Flows Merran Swartwood / 11.304J / 02.25.12

Merran swartwood This map shows streams from a 1976 regional hiking map and channels from a contemporary map of the city. Most of these streams only flow seasonally, and some have been buried or channelized to accommodate the growth of Kiryat Gat.

Primary stream or channel

Subwatershed boundary

Wooded stream buffer

Secondary stream

Major subwatershed boundary

Non-agricultural, non-wooded stream buffer

Lake or reservoir

Direction of water flow

Kiryat Gat city boundary

Water in Kiryat Gat flows from the southeast to the northwest. Two major subwatershed boundaries determine the flow of the city’s primary stream. One runs across the city’s northern boundary, while another runs north-south in the center of the city, separating the residential area to the east from the industrial area to the west.

Large buffer zones appear in the southeast and northwest corners of Kiryat Gat, where the primary stream enters and leaves the city. Smaller buffers in the center of the city provide opportunities for daylighting. To the north and southwest, narrow wooded buffers wind through agricultural land.

This map shows streams from a 1976 regional hiking map and channels from a contemporary map of the city. Most of these streams only flow seasonally, and some have been buried or channelized to accommodate the growth of Kiryat Gat.

Subwatershed boundary

Wooded stream buffer

Major subwatershed boundary

Non-agricultural, non-wooded stream buffer

Direction of water flow

Kiryat Gat city boundary

Large buffer zones appear in the southeast and northwest corners of Kiryat Gat, where the primary stream enters and leaves the city. Smaller buffers in the center of the city provide opportunities for daylighting. To the north and southwest, narrow wooded buffers wind through agricultural land.

This map shows streams from a 1976 regional hiking map and channels from a contemporary map of the city. Most of these streams only flow seasonally, and some have been buried or channelized to accommodate the growth of Kiryat Gat.

Kiryat Gat Watersheds and Stream Flows Merran Swartwood / 11.304J / 02.25.12

Primary stream or channel

Subwatershed boundary

Wooded stream buffer

Secondary stream

Major subwatershed boundary

Non-agricultural, non-wooded stream buffer

Lake or reservoir

Direction of water flow

Kiryat Gat city boundary

Water in Kiryat Gat flows from the southeast to the

Large buffer zones appear in the southeast and north-


Industrial Sector Transect Analysis 200

example structures: intel campus, micron campus, hp campus, sabra salads

example structures: heavy metals, digital manufacturing, electronics manufacturing, auto bearings

16% buildings

33% buildings

=transect area

key:

public street internal street railroad

street patterns

0.4% buildings

building cover

figure ground /lot size

example structures: minor intel edge buildings, agricultural land

greenfields

sector analysis

section

aerial

noah koretz

noah b. koretz - site & systems planning

large berms separate from lower density industrial walls, security and large thoroughfare lead to complete disconnection of intel/micron to the west- large plants set back from street campus from the rest of the industrial area- most roads internal to intel

19% buildings

intel campus situated on multitude of smaller agglomerated parcels

high-tech manufacturing

heavy industrial

older light and heavy industrial situated on large individual parcels

example structures: machine shops, aluminum fabrication, marketing firm, workshops, textiles, carpentry

high connectivity with citylow connectivity across train low connectivity abutting and tracks- small winding streets across train tracks suitable for pedestrians and amentities

20% buildings

parcel line building

example structures: villas, barber shop, plumbing store, vehicle licensing dept., train station

mixed residential/ light industrial commercial/municipal /wholesale

graphically exagerrated

topography and features in section are

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for all transect diagrams: meters

kiryat gat: industrial sector transect analysis


Open-Loop Urban Metabolism

HUMAN SCALE

PEDESTRIAN ORIENTED

PEDESTRIAN ORIENTED

These superblocks feature a diverse collection of buildings that span a wide range of bulk, height, orientation and use. Highly adaptable, they have many community spaces. Proximity to amenities and quiet internal streets make them effective as self-contained neighborhoods.

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STATIC LABOR POOL

This neighborhood is comprised of mid-rise apartment buildings that line the perimeter of each block. The interior spaces encourage social activity, and amenities are located within walking distance. Private automobiles are lightly used.

Slab

WATER

SELF-CONTAINED

ELECTRICIY

Medium Density Enclave

PASSIVELY IMPORTED NATURAL RESOURCES SOLAR ENERGY

ACTIVELY IMPORTED ENERGY RESOURCES

EMISSIONS TRANSPIRATION

Mixed Superblock

Stephen Kennedy

FOOD

KIRYAT GAT Urban Energy Performance

Chris Rhie

PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS

URBAN ENERGY PERFORMANCE

Tower in a Park ENERGY INTENSIVE

STORMWATER RUNOFF

Low Density Estate INTENSIVE HVAC

BRAIN DRAIN

SYSTEM INEFFICIENT

AUTO DEPENDENT

COMMUTERS

AUTO DEPENDENT

W

E-RESEARCH

Consisting mostly of detached single-family houses, this is a relatively inefficient urban form. The neighborhoods are car-oriented, lacking pedestrian amenities. Individual homes also require separate energy-consuming equipment, which has lower system efficiency.

PASSIVELY EXPORTED MUNICIPAL WASTE

ACTIVELY EXPORTED SOCIAL PRODUCTS

STOCK

Isolated Industrial

ACTIVELY EXPORTED MATERIAL PRODUCTS

PRODUCTS & GOODS

ECO-INDUSTRIAL ?

SOLAR-READY Factories and warehouses have varying energy consumption profiles. However, there are efficiency opportunities if they can adapt an ecoindustrial model, reducing waste and conserving resources. There are also large opportunities for co-generation and solar electricity.

INDUSTRIAL WASTE

retrofit potential

INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATER

Isolated Industrial GRAYWATER RECYCLING

Piecemeal Commercial Low Density Estate Medium Density Enclave Mixed Superblock

Tower in a Park

Slab energy use / m2

KIRYAT GAT URBAN METABOLISM RESOURCE & ENERGY INPUTS / OUTPUTS

ACTIVELY IMPORTED MATERIAL RESOURCES

NATURAL GAS

SOLID WASTE

Piecemeal Commercial

ACTIVELY IMPORTED SOCIAL RESOURCES

EMISSIONS

RAW MATERIALS

This is the most energy-intensive form of development. High-rise construction requires vast amounts of energy for excavation and manufacturing of building materials. The height and spacing of the towers necessitate elevators and encourage a car-oriented lifestyle.

Although these buildings have been slated for demolition, they represent a relatively efficient form. The stacked flats are simple to construct, and their east-west orientation is ideal for solar photovoltaics. The ground floor and interstitial spaces are used for automobile parking and community space.

LABOR (COMMUTERS)

AUTO DEPENDENT

PEDESTRIAN ORIENTED

ACTIVE LABOR POOL

RECYCLING

NATIONAL FUNDING

SOLAR-READY


LESS - MORE POTENTIAL

POTENTIAL CONNECTIONS AS SITES OF INTERVENTION

MAJOR OPEN SPACES

CITY BOUNDARY

LARGE-WIDTH ROADS

INFRASTRUCTURAL BUILDINGS

MAJOR TOPOLOGICAL SHIFTS

RIVERS & STREAMS

ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES

LEGEND

POTENTIAL CONNECTIONS ACROSS MEMORY, ECOLOGIES, INFRASTRUCTURE, AND VOIDS

REALMS OF KIRYAT GAT

Realms of Kiryat Gat: Potential Connections Across Memory, Ecologies, Infrastructure, & Voids

VOIDS

INFRASTRUCTURE

ECOLOGIES

MEMORY

Jonathan crisman


ALEXIS M WHEELER // 11.304J

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HOUSING TYPOLOGIES // KIRYAT GAT

ALL KIRYAT GAT BUILDINGS

RESIDENTIAL SAMPLING

HOUSING TRANSECT

SINGLE-FAMILY DETACHED TWO-FAMILY ATTACHED (DUPLEX) ROWHOUSE MULTIFAMILY FLATS (4-15 UNIT STRUCTURE) MULTIFAMILY FLATS (16-60 UNIT STRUCTURE)

HOUSING TYPOLOGIES

DENOTES HOUSEHOLD/UNIT

HOUSEHOLD DENSITIES

Housing Typology Mapping: Ideas Revealed

4-STORY FLATS // 24 UNITS

DUPLEX // 2 UNITS

ROWHOUSE // 4 UNITS

4-STORY FLATS // 28 UNITS

4-STORY FLATS // 24 UNITS

SINGLE-FAMILY // 1 UNIT

12-STORY FLATS // 60 UNITS

4-STORY FLATS // 14 UNITS

4-STORY FLATS // 36 UNITS

alexis wheeler


Income & Employment Kiryat Gat DistributionIncome and Employment Distribution

Michael Kaplan

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Percentage of Residents who work within Kiryat Gat

2008 Income Levels

40,000

60,000

80,000 NIS

55%

80,000

70%

70,000

65%

60,000

60%

50,000

55%

4

65%

70%

Percentage of residents who work in Kiryat Gat

Income (NIS)

40,000

60%

3

2 Distance from Train Station (KM)

Michael Kaplan - Israel Site Planning Studio - 2/23/12

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Distance from Train Station (KM) Data from the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics, 2008 Census

Patterns of Public Open and Undeveloped Land in Central Kiryat Gat

Jared Press


Life-Stage Amenity Mapping

Rebecca Disbrow

The

YOUNG ADULTS

FAMILIES & KIDS

Walking

Post Office Hotel Bike Paths

City

Transportation Hub Restaurant Park Health Services Public Building Community Center School

0.8 km = 10min

0.4 km = 5min Walking Radius

- Lots of schools - Walkable & bikeable - Served well-enough by car: mall, groceries, health care

FAMILY within KG

SENIORS KG Supply (Demand Met?)

Importance of Proximity within KG

Overall Need Met?

KG Supply (Demand Met?)

Importance of Proximity within KG

Blocks that fit within a 5 minute walk radius

Overall Need Met?

KG Supply (Demand Met?)

Importance of Proximity within KG

MEDIUM

LOW

LOW

MEDIUM

LOW

LOW

MEDIUM

MEDIUM

LOW

MEDIUM

MEDIUM

HIGH

LOW

LOW

MEDIUM

City Building

LOW

LOW

MEDIUM

Post Office

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

Community Center

MEDIUM

MEDIUM

HIGH

HIGH

Synagogue

MEDIUM

MEDIUM

HIGH

HIGH

Restaurant

LOW

Shopping Center

LOW

Pharmacy

~

Library School

MEDIUM

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LOW MEDIUM

Park

~

Bike Paths

MEDIUM

~

Blocks that fit within a 10 minute walk ~ ~ ~

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MEDIUM

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LOW

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW

LOW

LOW

MEDIUM

MEDIUM

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MEDIUM

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MEDIUM

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TRANSIT HUBS

HEALTHCARE

School 5 minute walk from commerce

a regional biking CONCLUSIONS: city 1 km

RECREATION & PARKS

5 minute walk from a school

~ ~

Kiryat Gat is a WALKABLE city with a relatively SMALL population COMMERCE

Intel Complex

NO ACCESS TO COMMERCE

LOW

MEDIUM

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LOW

MEDIUM

MEDIUM

Overall Need Met?

MEDIUM

MEDIUM

10 min

SCHOOLS

Market (planned)

KG

MEDIUM

Health Care

Mall

OVERALL

MEDIUM

Hotel

COMMUNITY CENTERS

KG

1.6 km

1. Restaurants, Culture, & Entertainment 2. Transit access people will rely on 3. Health access in the north (?) 4. Community centers more evenly spread through town

Importance Overall Need KG Supply (Demand Met?) of Proximity Met?

KG

YOUNG ADULTS

5 minute 0.4 km

High School

Shopping Center

KG Transportation

High School High School

KIRYAT GAT THROUGH THE AGES BIGGEST NEEDS:

10 minute 0.8 km

the neighborhood KG could better serve unit the elderly

KG is not attractive to young people

have children

Naomi Stein Kiryat Gat | 23 Feb 2012

- Often don’t drive - Amenities need to be close - Want culture, community centers & resources - Health access lacking in north

- Transient / Lack cars ? - Want entertainment & restaurants & culture - Likely to commute

KG is a good city to

a city characterized by walking distances

SENIORS

Library

Shopping Center

SCALE 1:10,000

A City of Walking-Compatible Form

naomi stein

With bus transit access, only small number of amenities are needed to serve the whole city.

15 min | 2.4 km

REBECCA DISBROW ISRAEL STUDIO 2/23/2012

LIFE CYCLE AMENITY MAPPING

Commercial building

the connectivity effect the ratio of actual path length to a theoretical direct path

d1

l1

(l1/d1) = 1.25

d2

l2

(l2/d2) = 1.08

d3

l3

(l3/d3) = 2.01

d4

l4

(l4/d4) = 1.94 but no outlet


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