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계	21	1

이름:전지현

2주차(1)

We have to move on to a better world.

In order to do so we have to a invest fourth industrial revolution.

and we have to study for the future, not the past.

2주차(2)

We need to prepare for the information age, not memorizing .

Past study was to remember knowledge

However, in the future information age, it is possible to find knowledge that can be found on the internet

3주차(1)

It is now moving into the fourth industrial revolution.

But most people say it is the Fourth Industrial Revolution, but no real change has taken place,

and technological power has to be strengthened for change.

City is like a living creature. We must continue to make new cities through changes that are appropriate to the times.

3주차(2)

In the past, the city meant a population densely populated area with many people

but,Currently, cities are defined from various perspectives such as administrative justice, cultural social justice, and functional justice.

In other words, a city is a unique lifestyle that is followed by a lot of people gathering in a certain space and doing economic activities.

5주차(1)

The city proceeds like a living organism. Cities are inherently global and nodular. Nonobviousness Anonymity Heterogeneity Mobility. Cities are formed in demographic, economic, and cultural contexts

6주차(1)

A city is a centralized location for money, services, and infrastructure. For economic reasons, people migrate a lot to the city. All the wealth, including jobs, trade, tourism, harbors and banking systems, are in cities. Many people are needed to provide these services. This creates opportunities for many different jobs. And in Thailand, farming is the hardest work, but there is a perception that it gets the least money. This is why the population is more concentrated in rural areas than in cities

As a result, urbanization is maximized and large cities are formed.

6주차(2)

When urbanization concentrates on one city, a big city is formed. As a result, the population growth of the city appears, and other nearby cities and suburban populations attract like magnets. As a result, one large city and the surrounding small cities are formed as one city.

Urbanization is perceived as negative, but housing and transportation are improving, and jobs and education are positive.

However, problems such as the heat island phenomenon of the city also occur. The heat island phenomenon is a phenomenon in which the temperature of the city rises rapidly due to the development of industrial and urban areas and the increase of heat production and maintenance rate. As a result, vegetation and soil water are evaporated and vegetation is reduced.

7주차(1)

The urbanization of the city formed a residential area around downtown. However, due to the recent development of traffic and the development of information and communication technology, there is no need to live in the city center. As a result, newcomers to the city no longer settled in the center. There is an opposite phenomenon called anti-urbanization that causes the loss of population from urban to rural areas. Especially the wealthy.

9주차(1)

Future society will become possible in the age of global village. Future cities may be similar or even different. However, there will be many changes in the system architecture. There will be many changes through computers and automation systems. But there are many problems in the development of the city. A city should look like a living organism and solve the problems in a complex way.

9주차(2)

The city is the production location of the second and tertiary industries as well as the aggregate of the consumption location. This will necessarily occupy a certain amount of space, which is functionally combined with other areas mainly in the residential area, the commercial area, and the CBD, so that the entire city forms a single nodule. In addition, these regional structures will form a hierarchy of domination and subordination in which subordinate regions are dominated by upper regions.

10주차(1)

Simmons presents three dimensions: social class, urbanization, and racial distribution.

Social class means the level of economy, education, and occupation of the population. The social pattern of this dimension varies along a certain axis, with high-end residential and low-income areas having linear structures

Urbanization dimensions reflect family composition, type of generation, and labor. The 2nd generation social pattern related to urban residents forms concentric circles as Verse‘s assertions

Racial distribution dimensions represent racial differentiation in residential areas. It is a dimension that appears in relation to the composition of species or races. spread out in disorder to form a multistore structure

10주차(2)

Humans have limitations in seeking rationality and recognizing truth. That‘s why we have to plan. The plan itself is not useful. It is not solving the problem that we only made plans. Planning is the process of trying to find out the unknown. In addition, motivation is given according to the needs of human beings, and content scope functions are determined by the subjects who execute the plan

11주차(1)

Urban planning in the past narrow sense is the establishment, scale, location, and shape of a city. Although limited to space planning until now, plans for air and virtual space, including space and sea planning, will also have to be included in the planning content.

Further, future planning and e-government will enable fundamental changes in the planning environment (Overcoming Time and Space Constraints: some ways to overcome human birth limits) to make the past and the future virtual. For example, the government can apply for or ask for complaints through the communication network without having to visit the administrative agency, and receive the results of the complaints swiftly and accurately.

11주차(2)

1. Compulsory of Urban Planning

As the image of laissez faire gradually adjusted in the course of dealing with urban problems in the 20th century, a deliberate change was made by the hands seen. For example, the exercise of compulsory police and custody. In other words, the implementer may manually or use the rights required for urban planning projects, as well as the Land Use Zoning System.

Land Use Zoning System - Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Green Areas

2. Public Welfare of Urban Planning

Compulsory regulations should be appropriate to promote public welfare of residents. The decision on public welfare must have bilateral implications.

12주차(1)

It is a complex geographic information system that allows a satellite to collect, computer-generated search and analysis of relevant information, including land-based structures, along with topography information such as general maps. The need for national territory and urban planning, water resource management, telecommunication and transport network construction, land management and underground installation are emphasized.

The areas ‘where‘ GIS operates include weather aviation information analysis, commercial and sewer networks, power networks, urban gas networks, roads and other ground and underground facilities, plant sites, crop farms and industrial parks

12주차(2)

1. Concept of Urban Planning

Urban planning: planning and implementing a plan to ensure that cities function smoothly and develop further in the future in the space of cities that are subject to the plan.

The plan includes documented action guidelines, including decision-making on objectives.

The plan achieves the goal through the process of producing the plan and implementation of the plan.

A plan can be defined as finding answers to questions about how to determine reasonable course of action through future prediction and the consequences and whether to protect the public interest, with different theories, philosophical and ideological backgrounds.

Changes in Urban Planning System in Korea

(1). In 1960s: To solve urban poverty and lack of housing, transportation, and infrastructure, the addition of defective district improvement devices to the urban planning committee, and the establishment of a government, sanitation, education, public district system

(2). 1970s: A complete revision of the Urban Planning Act in 1971 to prevent the spread of the plane of the urban sprawl and the need for new urban planning based on industrialization

(3). 1980s: Significantly revised in March 1981 to address problems caused by high economic growth

(4). 1990s: In March 1993 due to the diversity of urban development and function, Land Use Areas and Earth were specifically subdivided into 13 Land Use Areas.

(5). 2000s: January 2000: In order to effectively manage the interrelated problems of urban expansion and urban sprawl, a plan of light was added.

13주차(1)

Human activities refer to urban activities that take place in cities, including economic activities, consumption activities and entertainment activities. Planned deployment of these various urban activities requires various procedures and processes. Thus, urban planning, in the modern sense, means drawing the most appropriate idea through the process and process.

In order to establish a city plan, various data are collected first. Forecasts are made through the collection and analysis of statistics on population growth, traffic volume, housing demand, cultural and educational integrity, future changes in industrial structure, changes in lifestyle, income improvement and technological development. Establish a long-term plan to realize this by setting the desired goal to address changes in demand through this prediction. This is also commonly referred to as the Urban Master Plan. The basic plan includes various indicators, goals, and policy means for actual implementation, and has the basic direction that the city will pursue.

13주차(2)

Urban management plan refers to plans for land use, transportation, environment, landscape, industry, safety, health, welfare, information communication, security, and culture established for urban development maintenance and conservation.

The urban management plan is applied directly to the private land use by residents based on plans for land use, such as land use, district, district unit planning, and urban planning facilities.

The contents of the urban management plan are divided into four categories.

1.Planning and changing the Earth Zone in Yongdo

2. Evidence of installation, maintenance and improvement of infrastructure

3. Identifying urban development projects and readjustment projects

4. Designation, change and district unit plan of district unit plan

Metropolitan City Planning

It is planning to present long-term development directions in order to correlate the spatial structure and functions of two or more special cities, cities, or counties adjacent to each other, to preserve the environment, and to systematically maintain the facilities.

It is a long-term plan of 20 years. It provides guidelines for sub-plans such as urban basic plan and urban management plan.

14주차(1)

The District Unit Plan is a system created by integrating urban design under the Building Act with the Detailed District Planning under the previous Urban Planning Act. It is an environmentally friendly urban environment that coexists with humans in certain areas of the city, and a detailed plan for sustainable urban development or urban management, and a plan for urban planning and related planning, such as urban planning.

The District Unit Plan establishes and expresses the future image of the zone and surrounding areas in consideration of the change in conditions that will occur within 10 years from the time of the planning establishment. Also, the goals, such as readjustment, management, preservation, or development of existing cities, will be clearly defined, depending on the goals, different planning or details of each sector such as the installation of urban infrastructure and presentation of building standards.

Urban management plans focus on more macro land use plans and infrastructure readjustment of administrative areas across the city, such as land use plans and land use facilities.

District Unit Plan

14주차(2)

Items that can restrict the use of property rights of residents are provided with clear principles and criteria for the public needs, thus preventing excessive or excessive establishment of criteria applicable to the planning. If necessary, the residents‘ understanding will be improved, and the residents‘ opinions will be collected to enhance the feasibility of the plan.

In the event of an increase in the use area, the infrastructure burden plan must be submitted to ensure public safety and to enhance the public nature of the application plan by specifying the areas ‘where‘ specific usage plans are required to be created.

In addition, by developing and applying incentive items that correspond to specific situations in the region, the effectiveness of the district unit plan is strengthened and flexible enough to be adjusted according to the status and characteristics of the district unit planning zone.

When developing a district unit plan for large-scale development areas, the planning principles and methods should be presented so that it can be harmonized with the surrounding areas, taking into account the urban spatial structure and landscape of the surrounding areas, and the planning framework for the public sector as well as the private sector.

15주차(1)

a city project

1. New urban environment such as population reduction

2. The quality level of residential life in old cities is weak

Facilities for the convenience of living, such as parking lots, parks, cultural and welfare facilities, and infrastructure such as public transportation system are weak in old urban areas

3. Decrease of urban economic fundamentals

Sub-partial development of urban exterior and consequent relocation of urban functions, accelerating the decline of urban functions

4. Lack of Cultural Diversity in the City and Unification of the Landscape

Lack of landmarks and uniform landscape create monotonous city views

5. The response system to international environmental problems (reduction of greenhouse gases, etc.) is insufficient. Lack of space-structure urban design to cope with global environmental problems and resource crises