ARCC - PLANNING

5000 or more

If A barangay has a population size ______ , then a barangay is considered urban

1, 100

If a barangay has at least ____ establishment with a minimum of ___ employees, a barangay is considered urban

T

(T/F) If a barangay has 5 or more establishments with a minimum of 10 employees, and 5 or more facilities within the 2-kilometer radius from the barangay hall, then a barangay is considered urban

T

(T/F) All barangays in the National Capital Region be automatically classified as urban;

Urban spatial Structure

Macro-Scale Urban Design Communities Deliberate

distribution, scaling, and combination/separation of land uses

Urban Beautification

Medium-Scale Urban Design

Involves landscaping public/private areas

Urban Decoration

Micro-Scale Urban Design

Involves detailed work for hardscaping, street furniture selection, choice of colors and textures, and the overall detailed imagery of the cit

LOCAL CHARACTER

Distinctive identity of a particular place that results from the interaction of many factors, including built form, people, activity, and history

NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTER

Place-specific identities may be defined at city-wide or at regional levels

HERITAGE CHARACTER

Historic buildings make a great contribution to the character, diversity, and sense of identity of urban areas

INCREASED CHOICE

Distinct localities add variety to a city and help satisfy a growing preference for diversity over standardization.

FACILITATING REDEVELOPMENT

Designing in sympathy with local character

Permeability

The extent to which an environment allows people a choice of access through it, from place to place

Where people can and cannot go

(Responsive Architecture Element)

Variety

Maximize the potential uses of a place and introduce diverse functions (Responsive Architecture Element)

Legibility

Landmarks in a city help promote (Responsive Architecture Element)

Kevin Lynch

The Image of the City by _____

1.) Path - channels

2.) Node - places of intensity

3.) Landmark - Points of references

4.) Edges - boundaries

5.) District - mentally recognized as having some identifiable character

Robustness

Places which can be used for many different purposes (Responsive Architecture Element)

Visual Appropriateness

Strongly affects the interpretations people put on the place (Responsive Architecture Element)

Richness

Make the remaining decisions in ways which increase the variety of SENSE experiences which users can enjoy

Conurbation

Region comprising a number of metropolitan cities, large towns, and other urban areas

Conglomeration

Merging of highly dense developments

Agglomeration

Merging of highly dense developments with economic dependencies

R1 Occupancy

low density; single detached

R2 Occupancy

medium-density residential zone

Basic R2

Duplex

Maximum R2

Low-rise multilevel building (3-5 stories)

R3 Occupancy

High-density residential

Basic R3

Rowhouses; 1-3 stories

Maximum R3

Midrise multilevel building (6-12 stories)

R4 Occupancy

Medium to high density residential; townhouses

R5 Occupancy

Very High Density residential; Condominium

400

The optimal size of a neighborhood is _____ meters from center to edge for it to be walkable. (New Urbanism: Theory by Jane Jacobs)

Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council (HUDCC)

Lead housing agency in the Philippines to undertake planning and to provide technical assistance (agency)

National Urban Development and Housing Framework (NUDHF

Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD)

Act as the primary national government entity responsible for the management of housing, human settlement, and urban development: (agency)

HUMAN SETTLEMENTS ADJUDICATION COMMISSION (HSAC)

Quasi-judicial body tasked to adjudicate disputes relating to Real Estate Developments, Homeowners (agency)

HOMEGUARANTY CORPORATION (HGC)

To guarantee the payment of any and all forms of mortgages, loans, and other forms of credit facilities and receivables (agency)

NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY (NHA)

This agency shall be the sole government agency engaged in direct shelter production to provide housing assistance to the lowest 30% of urban income earners. (agency)

NATIONALHOMEMORTGAGE FINANCE CORPORATION (NHMFC)

Increase the availability of affordable housing loans to finance the Filipino homebuyer's on their acquisition of housing units through the development and operation of a secondary market for home mortgages (agency)

SOCIALHOUSINGFINANCE CORPORATION (SHFC

shall be the lead government agency to undertake social housing programs that will cater to the formal and informal sectors in the low-income bracket and shall take charge of developing and administering social housing program schemes (agency)

SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM (SSS)

Primary provider of funds for long-term housing mortgages for low and middle-income private sector employees (agency)

GOVERNMENTSERVICE INSURANCE SYSTEM (GSIS)

Primary provider of funds for long-term housing mortgages for low and middle-income government / public sector employees (agency)

HOME DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL FUND (PAG-IBIG FUND)

Generate savings through membership in an integrated nationwide savings system Mobilize the provident funds of its members for housing purposes

Pag-ibig fund

Pagtutulungan sa Kinabukasan: Bangko, Industriya, at Gobyerno

PHILIPPINE DEVELOPMENT PLAN (PDP)

Mother plan of all plans in the Philippines

EKISTICS

Greek term for "settling down"; The science of human settlements

MAN

In the center stands man, the individual human being with the following needs

SOCIETY

Man's relationship with other men — his interaction with his co-human being

SHELLS

Structures men built to protect himself

NETWORK

The facilities that man created to serve his interaction with his fellow men

NATURE

It represents the ecosystem within which man and society operate and cities and settlements are placed

Traditional Planning

Planner prescribes both goals and the means to attain them; Top Down approach (planning types)

Technocratic Theory

- Order and progress

Democratic Planning

Participatory process (planning types)

Equity Planning

Focuses on the substance of the programs

bottom up approach

(planning types)

advocacy Planning

On behalf of the organization, interest group, or community creates alternatives/opposition to planning proposals prepared by official (planning types)

Incremental Planning

Small scale vs. large scale (planning types)

Liberal Theory

Least Cost Theory

By Alfred Weber

Theory of Agricultural Location

By Johann Heinrich von Thunen

Balance between land and transportation costs

Bid Rent Theory

By William Alonso

theory that refers to the changes of real estate price and demand based on its location from the Central Business District (CBD)

Central Place Theory

By Walter Christaller

Theory about higher order of goods

Growth Pole Theory

Francois Perroux

Concentric Zone Theory

By Ernest W. Burgess

A city extends radially from its center to form concentric zone and that as distance from the center increases, there would be a reduction in accessibility, rent, and densities

BUNDLE OF RIGHTS

A set of legal rights afforded to the real estate title holder

DENR

Implementing agency of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) in the Philippines

Environmentally Critical Projects

-Heavy Industries

-Resource Extractive Industries

-Infrastructure Project

- AllGolf Course Projects

Environmentally Critical Areas

All areas declared by law as national parks, watershed reserves, wildlife preserves, sanctuaries