HOUSING & CITY PLANNING

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1 Department of Architecture College of Engineering University of Salahaddin-Hawler Course Book 3 rd year Lecturer's name : Hawnaz Magid Abdullah Ausama Magid Omer Academic Year: 2017/2018 HOUSING & CITY PLANNING 3rd STAGE hawnaz.abdulla@su.edu.krd Ausama.omer@su.edu.krd

2 Objectives: The students are able to understand the following points: First Semester 1- History of Cities and city planning. 2- The city formation patterns. 3- The theories of internal composition of the city. 4- City planning process Methodology. 5- Rational Decision Making. 6- The land use planning. 7- Zoning in city planning. 8- The land use patterns. Second Semester 1- History of housing. 2- Housing Definition. & Benefits of housing planning. 3- The site selection of Residential area. 4- Planning and Design of the Residential area. 5- Requirements of Residential Buildings. 6- Housing Analysis. 7- The Housing Programs.

3 8- The Housing policies. 9- The Housing Economics. 10- The Concept of Neighbourhood. 11- Radburn Garden Community. 12- Road system& Transportation planning 13- Parking. Forms of Teaching Different forms of teaching will be used to reach the objectives of the course: power point presentations for the head titles and definitions and summary of conclusions, classification of materials and any other illustrations, besides worksheet will be designed to let the chance for practicing on several aspects of the course in the classroom, furthermore students will be asked to prepare research papers on selective topics and summarise articles contents published in English into either Kurdish or Arabic language, those articles need to be from printed media or internet articles. There will be classroom discussions and the lecture will give enough background to translate, solve, analyze, and evaluate problems sets, and different issues discussed throughout the course.

4 Grading First Course: 30% *Theoretical Part = 10 marks *Practical Part = 15 marks *Classroom activities; and research paper = 5 marks Second Course: 30% *Theoretical Part = 10 marks *Practical Part = 15 marks *Classroom activities; and research paper = 5 marks Final Exam. = 40%

5 Course material Required book: 1- DAN CRUICKSHANK, A History Of Architecture, Architectural press is an imprint of Elsevier Linacre house, Jordan Hill, Oxford OX28DP. UK ELEANOR SMITH MORRIS, British Town Planning and Urban Design, Addison Wesley longman, England GALLION EISNER, The urban Pattern,6 th Edition, United State of America, Thomas H.Russ, Site Planning and Design Handbook, IBT, McGraw- Hill, United State of America, ت هال, يربص سراف " ةيفارغج ندمال" راد ءافص رشنلل ع زىتالو,ةعبطال ىلوالا, نامع, Alexander R.Cuthbert, The Form Of Cities, Blackwell publishing Ltd.UK Polservice, Housing Technical Standards and Codes Of Practice For Iraq. Warsaw- Poland 1982.

6 Course programme FIRST SEMESTER : CITY PLANNING 2 hours for Theoretical Study / 2 hours for Practical Study / WEEK NO. THEORETICAL STUDY PRACTICAL STUDY 1 st History of Cities and city planning: 1- Nile Vale Civilization. 2- Mesopotamian Civilization. Planning study in Erbil City. Identifying the issues and stating the goals. 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 1-Greece Civilization. 2- Rome & Roman Empire. 1- The Medieval Town. 2- Industrial City. The Modern Cities: 1- Visionary or Utopian City. 2- Institutionalized City planning. 3- Garden City(Ebenezer Howard) The City Formation Patterns: Gridiron Plan./Radial city plan./linear city plan./ Organic plan. Data collection include: 1-Population & Housing. 2-Health & Education. 3- Parks & Recreation. 4- Road System. 5- Other Land use. Discussing the data collection for every zone which adopted. Discussing the data collection. Final Data collection

7 6 th The Theories Of Internal Composition Of the City. 1- Centralized Circle Theory. 2- Sector Model. Data Analysis include: population forecasting, and future housing needs. ( Social infrastructure Analysis). 7 th EXAM Prelim /Data Analysis 8 th 3- Multiple Nuclei Model. 4- Central Place Theory. (Christaller s Central Place Theory- CPT ). Data Analysis City Planning Process Methodology: 9 th 1- The Level Of Planning. Prefinal / Data Analysis 10 th 11 th 12 th 2- Comprehensive Planning. 3- Comprehensive Planning Process. Rational Decision Making: 1- Goal Achievement Matrix ( GAM). 2- Cost & Benefits Analysis ( CBA). The Land Use Planning (LUP) 1- What is land use planning. 2- The land use Consideration. 3- Factors affecting the change in land use Within cities. Data Analysis Final / Data Analysis Put the Strategy

8 13 th 14 th 15 th Zoning in city planning The land use Patterns The reports discussion Discussing the strategy Pre final/ the strategy Final Strategy SECOND SEMESTER: HOUSING 2 hours for Theoretical Study/ 2 hours for Practical Study / WEEK NO. THEORETICAL STUDY PRACTICAL STUDY 1 st (Housing Project) in Erbil 1-History of Housing & Housing City. Definition. Identifying the project and 2- Benefits of Housing Planning. stating the goals. 1-The site selection of residential area. Data collection include: Social infrastructure data 2 nd 2- Planning & Design of residential according to the Iraqi area. housing standards. 3- Requirements of residential buildings. 3 rd Housing Analysis Discussing the data collection.

9 4 th The Housing Programs Data Analysis 5 th The Housing Policies Data Analysis 6 th The Housing Economics Put a planning concept 7 th EXAM Prelim/ concept 8 th Housing Criteria Discussing the concept 9 th The Concept Of Neighbourhood Pre final/ Housing project 10 th Radburn Garden community Discussing the project

10 12 th Road System& Transportation planning principles Day sketch/ Design a neighbourhood 13 th Parking Discussing the project 14 th The reports discussion Final / Housing Project Final exam will be determined by the exam board. Note: This syllabus may be subject to changes, i.e, we may take either longer or shorter time to finish a topic.