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THE ART OF ARRANGING STRUC-

SITE PLANNING TURES ON THE LAND AND SHAPING
THE SPACES BETWEEN
EARTH;ROCKS, SILTS, SOIL, SAND,
GEOLOGY
DUST
METAMORPHIC HARDEST ROCK LAYER ON EARTH
GEOMORPHOLOGY LANDFORMS
TOPOGRAPHY PHYSICAL FEATURES OF AN AREA
THE UPPER BOUNDARY OF THE
WATER TABLE ZONE OF GROUND WATER: TOP OF
UNCONFINED AQUIFER
PERMEABLE GEOLOGICAL STRA-
AQUIFER TUM THAT CAN STORE AND TRANSIT
GROUNDWATER
AQUIFER SOURCE OF WATER
FOR CLIMATIC CONTROL, ENVIRON-
VEGETATION MENTAL ENGINEERING, ARCHITEC-
TURAL AND AESTHETIC USE.
OPENLAND, WILDLIFE, WOODLAND,
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE, WETLAND WILDLIFE
CONDITIONS OF THE ATMOSPHERE
SOLAR RADIATION, TEMPERATURE
CLIMATE
HUMIDITY, PRECIPITATION, WIND
AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
CONGESTION OF VEHICLES, PEDES-
TRAFFIC
TRIAN, ETC.
LOCAL TRANSPORTATION OF PEO-
TRANSIT
PLE BY PUBLIC CONVEYANCE
POPULATION DENSITY POPULATION PER UNIT AREA
SOCIO ECONOMIC FACTORS: THE
BEHAVIOR SETTING AND MARKET
COMMUNITY AND ITS SOCIAL AND
ANALYSIS
ECONOMIC STRUCTURES
NATURAL FEATURES NATURAL ASSETS OF THE LAND
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THE WAY AN OPEN SPACE IS CON-

SPATIAL PATTERN FIGURED TO AN ARRANGEMENT OF
ELEMENTS THAT EVOKE ACTIVITY
VIEW: A SCENE OBSERVED FORM OF
VISUAL RESOURCE
VANTAGE POINT
A CONFINED VIEW DIRECTED TO-
VISTA
WARDS ADOMINANT FEATURE
LARGE SCALE DETAIL AND QUANTI-
TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS TATIVE PRESENTATION AND RELIEF
USUALLY USING CONTOUR LINES
AN AREA OF LAND BOUNDED BY
WATERSHED
TOPOGRAPHIC FEATURES
0-5%
5-10%
SLOPE PATTERNS 10-15%
15-20%
20% - ABOVE
"Good planning and design will be the
ELIZABETH KASSLER product of a process which respects both
nature of man and the nature of nature"
SITE VALUE
BHAVIOR SETTINGS
SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL
- PHYSICAL FACTORS
CONSIDERATIONS
- PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS
- PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS
is the unimproved value of your land,
SITE VALUE which means it excludes capital improve-
ments such as buildings.
is the consequences to human popu-
lations of any public or private actions
that alter the ways in which people live,
SOCIL IMPACTS work, play, relate one another, organize
to meet their needs, and generally cope
as members of the
society.

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it is critical to understand the personality

and motivation of the user before one
SELF EXPRESSION gets cracking on the design. For most,
home acts as a safe space to be them-
selves.
The primary purpose of a shelter has
always been security against the on-
slaught of unpredictable and
foreign elements. Almost all the advance-
STRONG BOUNDARIES ment in
architecture has occurred to cater this
prime concern.
Home is synonymous with safety and
stability
While human beings have a highly devel-
oped forebrain, our emotional brains are
PLEASURE similar to that of lower mammals, thus
the definition of basic pleasures is similar
too.
Privacy and belonging, in the sense of
taking ownership of even a small space
and molding it according to one's
PRIVACY own needs, goes a long way for one's
mental health. This induces a sense of
control in the world that is often out
of our control.
Comfort, in the modern sense, definitely
means
COMFORT amenities, facilities, and services, but ar-
chitecturally it can
be achieved by creating a balance.
A home should not only induce happi-
ness but also allow for sadness. Normal-
ly, home is the place where one is
EMOTIONAL SPECTRUM
free to experience the range of emotions,
and this can be complemented by follow-
ing the color theory
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SLOPE PATTERN:
0-5%
RELATIVELY FLAT, HIGHLY BUILD-
ABLE
SLOPE PATTERN:
5-10%
GREATLY ROLLING, MODERATELY
BUILDABLE
GENTLE MILD SLOPE, MODERATELY
10-15%
DIFFICULT TERRAIN
MILD TO STEEP SLOPE, DIFFICULT
15-20%
TERRAIN
HARSH STEEP SLOPE, UNBUILD-
20%-ABOVE
ABLE
INDICATES DATA ON CIRCULATION
TRANSPORTATION MAP
SYSTEM WITHIN THE AREA

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