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이름: 김민주

3주차(1)

In the case of the United States, local autonomy gathered together to form a coalition. In our country, it is divided into administrative and judicial circles.

It is important to preoccupy information because it can be copied infinitely. As the information age continues, It will move from the era of national competitiveness to the era of urban competitiveness.

With the information age, time and space restrictions have disappeared.

(Points: places that change sequentially)

You can focus on the form of a city, and you can count aggregates in function

3주차(2)

●Characteristics of Urbanization

Urbanization is the physical growth of urban areas. Physical Evolution from Outdoor to Urban Area, also

In 2008, Un estimated. The whole world will be urbanized, and in 2050, the world will be within the range of 64.1 percent to 85.9 percent.

Rural culture has general characteristics of blood relations and close relationships. but Urban culture is a lineage and competitive relationship.

Urban culture has these differences.

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Rapid growth, such as Chicago in the 19th century and Tokyo in the 20th century, was caused by the migration from the countryside to the cities.

Rural migration is common in developing countries.

Destruction, development, pollution, and attractiveness and anonymity of urban areas contribute greatly

13% of the U.N. report on urbanization jumped to 29% in the 1900s.

In 1950, the rate skyrocketed to 49%.

In 2007, the majority of the world‘s population lived in cities and towns, historically called "Earban Millennium,"Tiping Point.

Cities are known as places ‘where‘ money, services, and wealth are concentrated. Many rural dwellers seek good luck and social mobility.

(move to city)

Companies that provide jobs and exchange capital are more concentrated in urban areas.

This is because the banking system in the port is the only one moreover Rural escape is a contributing factor to urbanization

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●<metropolitan theory>

Le Corbusier acknowledged the difficulties of fostering urban culture but acknowledged the difficulties of fostering urban culture, but he also recognized the principle of industrial society, the rabbiage of urban composition.

● Emphasis of Le Corbusier (emphasis, “강조하다“라는 뜻)

Human beings must have an end to walk, and the path to an end must be straight.

In other words, arguing that it is only a straight line and refuting Unwin‘s non-efficiency in the formation of cities.

Claiming that a curved road is an aimless, depraved road, he rebutted, "City is like a machine."

Claims that they should be assembled into engineering principles and sets forth the following principles mention it

metropolitan city theory

Urban forms are considered to be wide-area, and living relationships work internally.

Satellite city theory

Neighborhoods get together, they become cities, they have multi-functional centers, they have power lines, they have bankruptcy.

A satellite city ‘where‘ the city grew up while maintaining the relationship between the city‘s.

The local structure is not just a combination of natural, social, and historical functions.

When performing one new function in conjunction with another function, this is called the local structure.

The subregions that make up these regional structures can be divided into isomeric and nodular areas.

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● isotropic areas

A range of homogeneous or homogeneous indicators based on specific indicators in isomeric areas.

The meaning of the internal structure of the nodule area refers to the range of equivalence indicators, but has a nodule point that focuses on the center.

<Vergnes‘ concentric theory>

Depending on the size of the cbd, the radius of the spot zone changes.

Next to the Jikji area are the workers‘ housing area, the high-end housing area, and the working class area.

When dividing each zone into the inner and outer zones, the inner areas tend to expand the zone by invading the outer areas.

The process of securing urban growth is not only the process of intrusion and dotting, but also concentration and dispersion.

Urban change can also be changed by social organization or human form.

The expansion of the city divides and reassigns individuals and groups by place of residence and profession

Urban growth expands liquidity.

For example, we can have Gumi and Pohang. Gumi Electronic Factory, Pohang Iron & Steel Factory

The reason is that a steel factory was built in Pohang because moving raw materials, which is heavy enough for heavy industries, would be more expensive.

This is because it is reasonable to process and bring them first.

The reason why Gumi electronic factory is located is because the quality of the atmosphere determines the quality of the product.

This is based on the reason why the concentric theory criticizes.

The central business bureau is irregular, not original, and heavy industry is located along water or railroad transportation.

● next topic for discussion

Light industry is located throughout the city and low-grade areas are located in adjacent areas of the industrial and transportation areas

High-end homes ‘where‘ nuclear families live or mid-end homes ‘where‘ second-generation families live are located in any part of the city.

● linear theory of “yeast“

While the theory of concentric circles analyzed patterns of land use, such as housing and work, this linear theory was based on the analysis indicators for residential housing only.

In urban areas, the area of residence is the widest, and the area is divided into high, medium, and low areas.

The distribution factors of the land area include changes in the population, changes in the economy, and changes in the form of urban growth and land use in single residential areas.

The reason why work areas are formed around urban areas is because of rapid population growth, decrease of population and purchasing power in urban areas, and increase traffic congestion or access traffic of CBD.

● Developing a shopping center comparable to the downtown

The residential area will then gradually move from the city center to the outside.

Example of Linear Theory

Automobile culture, land ownership system, city charm, currency and economic stability, redevelopment related laws, etc

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Based on the fact that land use in cities revolves around several nuclei, the theory is developed as follows.

The central business district is located at the location ‘where‘ the traffic organizations in the city gather

Wholesale and light industrial zones are located in places such as railroads, which are the focal point of intercity traffic, and are adjacent to the central business district. also Heavy industrial zones are located near the city periphery. Transportation services have an important impact on location rather than near the city center, especially pollution-related heavy industries are located on the outskirts of the city.

In general, high-end residential areas are located far away from good pollution.

The core is located in cultural centers, parks, neighborhood facilities, or small industrial centers. Universities also function as sub-centres.

Suburban areas appear in most urban areas in the United States, whether residential or industrial. Commuting is possible or satellite cities begin to emerge as traffic develops.

●<Fischer brothers‘ criticism>

The land use, which occupies the largest area in the city, is determined by housing, public land, and road.

Multistory, concentric circles, and theory of ‘select‘ion only look at the land use on the first floor of a building, and not more than the second floor.

Each theory starts from a stagnant concept and does not grasp the city from the flow concept.

●<multidimensional theory>

There are many independent dimensions in the social pattern within the city.

There are many different patterns of space that are independent of each other.

1. The social class, the economic level of the population, the educational level, and the job level are applicable.

2. Urbanized family composition, type of generation, reflecting the labor force of women, the lifestyle of urban residents

3. It is a racial classification of the place of residence. Distribution by race or ethnicity

This method of classification is called factor analysis.

●six theories on urban growth

1. Communication Theory Approach to Urban Chief

2. A framework that emphasizes human interaction.

3. Conceptual System Focused on Urban Forms

4. Accessibility Concepts and Urban Structure

5. Economic Model of Spatial Structure

6. Structure of Residential Areas

- Residential areas account for the largest number of urban areas. These areas vary by region, but are 40% and are located in urban areas.

The smaller the size, the larger the proportion of residential areas. Residential areas are suitable for urban dwellers according to their type, location, and characteristics.

●main condition of Provide housing

1. According to the type of housing: detached, land-based joint apartment complex, detached house, high-rise apartment building

2. Depending on the type of ownership: ownership, lease, release

3. By location: inner city, unincorporated city, suburban area

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● <analysis of city housing system>

1. Changing the Use of Urban Residential Areas

There are four distinct characteristics related to residents and occupied land and their location in the city:

They are not equally distributed within the city.

There are also spatial differences in density in cities.

It‘s also different in physical and structural form.

It is also different in terms of the quality of the house.

● <The Location of Residential Areas in relation to Urban Growth>

1. Early Stage of Urban Development: Nearly all residents in urban areas due to poor transportation facilities

concentric position

2. The characteristics of urban growth are developed by external inflows.

3. Regionalization of the population according to the development of transport → decentralization of work place → increase housing ownership→ It appears to be a change in the structure of loans

●atc. sub topics

-Residential areas are dynamic and changeable (nature, structure, occupation, race, income).

-The filtering process for residential areas: up and down filtering

-The succession and replacement continue in every residential area.

● <internal residential area>

Moving to an inner residential area consists of 1) immigrants from a foreign country; 2) inflow from a rural area

→Most of these characteristics are located in areas with high employment opportunities in large cities such as poverty, uncertain jobs and port cities

1) Job: Job of the person who came to meet the airport

2) Cultural Characteristics: Korean Town, Chinatown

Features of Ghetto: low rent, people who can live in one house, low housing, high density

● <inflow force>

Affordable housing, connection with the same cultural group, proximity of work, proximity of public transportation, personal protection and safety

● <effluent power>

increased inflow, improved social mobility, improved job level, increased desire for residential space, social conflict, decentralization of employment opportunities

● <Reasons for the Movements of Housing to Other Residential Areas>

1. Formation of new households

2. New job

3. Change of family size

4. Changes in the size of income

5. Desire for a Better House

+ There are many movements for educational purposes in Korea.

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● what is planning?

Planning is most important how your individual does it.

When the majority is gathered, the communication limit comes.

The process of preparing a plan based on theoretical background and finding a strategy of policy implementation or means of operation is called the process of planning.

The planning process varies according to the goals and definitions of the plan, but one thing that is clearly common is the process of drawing a plan through a chain of goals and means. If we look at this step by step,

-(Problem Breakdown): To start with a problem consciousness of realistic complaint or wishful thinking. Diagnosis of problems always depends heavily on goals, norms, ideas, and standards of value, depending on the needs of the planning parties.

-(Goal setting): A goal is a process of embodying in a generally abstract and unclear state for feasible purposes. However, setting goals is very difficult because each group of interests is different.

-(Scheduled and Predictive Analysis): Planning is always forward-looking and currently always lacking data or knowledge. Thus, it is not possible to have a reasonable alternative without considering future conditions, needs, and constraints for achieving the objective. Therefore, data collection, analysis techniques, and information processing are very important to overcome this, and through quantitative and qualitative analyses, the results can be predicted to some extent in advance.

-(Alternative setup): The process of preparing the various necessary alternatives through the above prediction techniques and setting the best possible alternatives under the constraints. There are many criteria for setting up alternatives.

● <Competency required in future society>

Requires big data capabilities.

Among the various alternatives, a viable alternative should be established. It is not a plan if it is not practicable.

1 problem diagnosis: Starts with a question of practical complaint or wishful thinking. Diagnosis of problems always depends heavily on goals, norms, ideas, and standards of value, depending on the needs of the planning parties.

2 Goal setting: A goal is a process that is typically embodied in abstract and unclear conditions for feasible purposes. However, setting goals is very difficult because each group of interests is different.

3 Prediction and projection: Planning is always forward-looking and currently always lacking data or knowledge. Thus, it is not possible to have a reasonable alternative without considering future conditions, needs, and constraints for achieving the objective. Therefore, data collection, analysis techniques, and information processing are very important to overcome this, and through quantitative and qualitative analyses, the results can be predicted to some extent in advance.

4 Alternative plan: The process of preparing the various necessary alternatives through the above prediction techniques and establishing the best possible alternatives under the constraints. There are many criteria for setting up alternatives.

5 Feasibility analysis: Feasibility is realistically feasible for an alternative that has already been prepared and determines whether these alternatives are reasonable. What problems will arise if the alternative is realized and whether they are feasible by taking into account the possibility of financing, technical issues, etc.

6 Evaluation: Evaluate whether an evaluation is efficient or feasible to achieve a given goal.

7 Choice of Final Plan

8 Execution

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● <the concept of society cities>

New changes have recently begun, including emphasis on social and economic planning and the emergence of creative cities.

● <Urban Planning and High-Level Planning>

Urban Planning Social Planning

Planned Economic Plan

National Plan Physical Plan

It‘s expanding in this way.

What distinguishes the plan from the plan is the process of deriving the latter and the best of the former.

1) Urban planning is goal oriented

2) Urban planning can be accomplished by repeating complex decision-making processes from target setting to business plan.

It has characteristics as a reflux process to check achievement of target and is dynamic, not static.

● <type of society cities plan>

1) The plan is divided into policy plans and action plans according to the application layer. The former presented the basic direction and purpose of the plan establishment.

Includes policy guidelines and investment includes operation plans or business plans for each part thereof.

2) Categorization according to the plan target is distinguished by physical plan, economic plan, and social plan. Physical planning is based on the spatial characteristics of land use, housing, parks, etc.

a traditional city plan The economic plan is about improving national income and economic growth. Social planning is a social problem such as manpower, education, population, crime prevention, etc.

a plan for

3) Regional level is divided into national plan, regional plan, urban plan or urban plan, national plan and pan-national plan.

The National Territory Plan is a comprehensive and rational use of the national territory.

4) The plan is divided into long, mid-range and short-range category plans according to the plan period. For convenience, long-term plans refer to those for 10 years and 20 years.

Mid-term plans refer to short-term plans of two to five years and short-term plans of one year or so.

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● <principal of Urban planning>

Urban planning is for the promotion of public welfare and public welfare.

Use methodologies such as payment profit analysis, payment effect analysis, and low achievement matrix plan to achieve more rationality

Urban planning must always reflect the problem of budget in order to be a viable plan.

So-called politicians‘ claims and civic groups‘ verification of their pledges have the same mechanism.

● <Theory of Urban Planning>

Urban planning theory continues to change according to the political climate and the administrative environment pursued by each country

The process of transformation is changed to rational model, progressiveism of Lind Ballroom, and theory of choice.

a comprehensive rational model

idealism that sets the goals of the plan in advance and reasonably finds all the means and conditions to achieve this goal.

1) Establishing goals for resolution and achievement

2) To find various ways to achieve the goal

3) Prediction of the results of each alternative implementation

4) Evaluation of each alternative result

5) Optimal alternative setting

● <partial gradualism>

Theoretically, a partial gradual theory is proposed, considering that it is virtually impossible to comprehensively address the policymaking process.

It is difficult to find rationality in the actual process, on the other hand, in which rationality is the best alternative possible.

1) Limitations of human ability to solve all problems at hand

2) Restrictions on the collection of all necessary information for policy decisions

3) Higher social analysis costs

4) Finding criteria to satisfy values and goals.

● <theoretical basis>

1. Choose a more focused method of pursuing relatively small changes.

2. Rather than planning to set a complete goal, make up for the essentials.

3. Continue to approach problems rather than solve them all at once.

4. Continue to readjust your goals and explore ways to discover new things.

5. It is fragmentary that we should consider only a few viable alternatives, not all possible alternatives in the solution of the problem.

6. The jacking process presents theoretical features that are not concentrated towards the center point, but are dispersed and disconnected from each other

● <‘select‘ive rationalism>

a policy that combines 1.2‘s theory

‘select‘ion theory

Davidoff and Thomas Reiner see the urban planning process as a choice for future operations and see it as three.

1. Determine value judgment; it is the process of choosing.

2. Identify and ‘select‘ the best alternative to realize the ‘select‘ed value and goal specifically.

3. The process of implementing the final choice of alternatives

● <Exchange Transaction Theory>

The thinking of the planner and the actions of the residents as they find it difficult to plan an urban society formed by complex elements by scientific methods

I think the process of combining the two parties is more desirable, and it is associated with a relationship that they learn from each other, which is called an exchange relationship.

similar to incrementalism

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● <Urban Planning and Planning Theory>

A Basic Concept of Urban Planning in Part I

1.The Classic Approach to Urban Planning

Modern urban phenomena are being changed by the interaction of various variables.

In urban planning to solve urban problems, it is difficult to find a solution by dealing with simple physical phenomena that appear on the surface

No big effect.

Because the urban phenomenon is a comprehensive phenomenon, and the urban planning is a comprehensive plan. It defines assumptions, goals, standards and principles and establishes a long-term plan as one of the practical methods.

However, these plans lack a mid-term or short-term project plan, which lacks an actual plan.

In addition, there is a lack of interaction with the factors on urban growth and a lack of predictions for the future, highlighting the cross-sectional appearance

The plan of the ‘50s is to develop the technology, increase the population, appearance of automobiles, economic development, environmental problems, and so on and so on and so forth, so that cities can be completely constructed from the internal and external aspects.

It was transformed into something else, and a new concept of the city emerged after the sixties.

●  <The Modern Concept of Urban Planning>

the society of cities

Cities are a complex form and a cradle of human civilization.

Urban planning is not a simple or simple plan, but rather a complex plan.

In other words, engineering factors such as architecture, civil engineering, etc. and non-governmental factors such as market, economy, transportation, environment, housing, welfare, education, etc. and other factors related to human behavior can be combined into commercialization.

It will be established with a plan to induce them to grow each other within the city.

● <Urban Planning and High-Level Planning>

Cities are part of the region and regions are part of the city, forming the spatial, functional, and class of the plan.

1) The national territory plan provides comprehensive and principled direction

2) Planning regional plans according to the direction of the national territory plan

3) The urban planning shall establish specific plans according to the basic direction of these higher-level plans.

● <type of plan>

Plan types can be categorized in many different ways, but if you look at typical things,

1) The policy plans and operational plans are divided according to the applied layers, and the former includes policy guidelines that provide the basic direction and purpose of the plan establishment.

2) The classification according to the plan targets is divided into physical plans, economic plans, and social plans. Physical plans are space-oriented plans such as land use, housing, and parks, and traditional urban plans need to be understood

Economic plan is about total amount and economic growth that increases national income and improves living welfare. Social plan is a problem plan for social problems such as manpower, education, research, and crime prevention

3) At the regional level, it is classified as a national plan, regional plan, urban plan, or urban plan or a national plan and an international plan.

Urban planning is a comprehensive plan of the city‘s social, economic and physical components, and regional and national aspects should also be considered.

4) The plan is divided into long-term, mid-term, and short-term plans according to the planned period

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● <Geography>

What is Geography?

Geography‘s Three Questions

1) ‘where‘ is it?

Why are you there?

How should I use it?

2) Data-Data-Data

We all need information.

3) regional data

How many -- what kind of -- ‘where‘.

4)Size of data

regional globalization

5)information representation

Words, charts, graphs, tables, or maps

Use GIS to change data from information to knowledge when expressing information.

● <GIS>

Space data

Most of the data in 80% has spatial factors.

- Data comes from scientific "space" analysis.

GIS is visual, complex, analytical, or display space data

"Smart Map"

Connecting a database to a map

Two methods for inserting data visualization

GIS in the World

Lester-Grid

-Pixel

-Region, Value

- Applying the image of the area and the location to the formet

Vector-Linear

-Dot, Line and Face

- Elements (home, lake, etc.)

-To contribute

-Size, type, length, etc.

Data for GIS Applications

Informationization and Map Scanning

- Purchase, donation, and free (Internet)

-Create by user

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● <What is urban planning?>

"City planning" refers to a series of processes aimed at establishing and implementing a desirable future vision of a city.

Presuming desirable forms in advance and managing cities soundly and appropriately with regulations, guidance, or maintenance measures

Reason why urban planning is necessary

The nation achieved its current economic growth with rapid industrialization and urbanization, but as it entered the 2000s, it reflected on the adverse effects of the disease.

a rise in concern

What is needed to alleviate these problems is the urban planning.

● <Three Urban Planning System>

Interconnecting the spatial structure and functions of two adjacent cities, cities, or counties, preserve the environment, and organize the metropolitan facilities

a plan that presents a long-term direction of development for readjustment.

Guidelines for the Urban Planning of the Metropolitan Area

1) Wide-area facilities

2) Space structure planning

3) Functional sharing

4) Green area management system

5) Disaster prevention

6) Transportation and logistics distribution system

7) Landscape planning

8) Culture and leisure space

9) Conservation of the environment

● <Urban Master Plan>

The urban basic plan is a comprehensive plan that provides basic spatial structure and long-term development directions for the jurisdiction of the city or county.

This refers to a plan that provides guidance for urban management planning.

Comprehensive plan to predict and prepare for changes in the living environment of residents by covering both the physical and spatial aspects of the city as well as the environmental and social and economic aspects

-Urban master conditon skip. reason: many conditon exist.-

● <Urban Management Plan>

Urban management plan is a legal plan that is binding on the private land use of residents, i.e. the rate of building and the number of floor space in the area.

and plans to clarify and realize what is presented in the Urban Master Plan.

-Urban Management condition skip. reason: many condition exist.-

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● <District Unit Plan>

The District Unit Plan calls for three-dimensional architecture for cities and towns ‘where‘ we live.

A plan for land use planning in consideration of all land use plans

● <Purpose of District Unit Planning>

urban areas

The Second Type District Unit Plan

Creating an environment-friendly urban environment in which humans and nature coexist in certain areas in urban areas.

Planning for Sustainable Urban Development or Urban Management

● <Second District Unit Plan>

To prevent reckless development in planning and management areas or development promotion zones, and install sufficient infrastructure to maintain and maintain the zones.

Redefines functions and improves the functionality and aesthetics of surrounding areas, cities, and counties

● <Type of District Unit Plan for Type 2>

[Household Type], [Industrial Type], [Tourism Recreation Type]

The Establishment of the Contents of District Unit Plan

- Deployment and scale of infrastructure

- Size and plan for the formation of furniture and landmarks

- the maximum or minimum limit of the use, dryness, floor space, and height of a building

- Transportation handling plan

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● <Urban regeneration>

The quantitative limits of the Urban Growth for Deterioration of the city.

National Urban Renewal to improve the quality of life.

1980 - 1990 : New Town Development and shelter an overhaul.

1990 - 2000 : Living Environment Improvement and expansion of the supply of rental housing.

The Board of Directors from 2000 to 2010 : enter the era of Urban Regeneration.

2017 : Urban Regeneration in the New Deal said.

● <Urban regeneration Limit>

Small resident, resulting in further strengthening of the phenomenon.

Sensory Level of low population, lack of government support.

Insufficient collaboration and community agencies.

→ º System of Urban Regeneration on the implementation strategy needs comprehensive that can be felt by residents.

Domestic policy conditions rapidly aging population stuck low growth and low birthrate.

Low birth

Start would peak at 16 years.

an aging population

10 million people in 15 to 25 years, 12.95 million people in 30

economic growth rate

Potential growth rate is forecast to fall from 3% to 2% in 16-20 years.

→ Expand the importance of urban regeneration and compressive management focused on existing urban areas rather than external expansion and development

The National Decline and the Continuation of Urban Outdoor Development

The National Decline and the Expansion of the Physical Residential Environment in Korea

Increase of idle real estate in old-town areas due to continuous development of urban outcroppings

Urban Co-Collaboration Phenomenon → Increased Urban Management Costs

A Study on the Actual Condition of Domestic Cities: The Expansion of Regional Crisis and the Deterioration of Physical Settlement Environment

Expanding local population due to distinct population reduction and aging process

Smaller cities, whose population has declined based on peak levels over the past two decades, account for nearly 20 out of 42 small and medium-sized cities across the country cities.

A sharp drop in specific industry-dependent areas due to weak resilience against external economic shocks

● <Urban Regeneration of righteousness and objectives of the New Deal.>

National policy, 100 of the current government policies for "Urban Regeneration nyutil".

Urban Renewal New Deal: National Urban Innovation Project to Boost Urban Competitiveness and Create Jobs by Promoting Deteriorated Residential Areas and Decreased Old Townships with Regional Leadership

Four goals,

Make housing welfare, job creation substance recovery, job creation, job creation.

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● <Poor quality of old living environment>

Vulnerable to convenience facilities such as parking lots, parks, cultural welfare facilities and public transportation systems in the old town

"As of 2005, the housing aging of local small and medium cities exceeded 40%, and even in Gyeonggi-do, 20.6%.

● <Urban economy-based weakening>

The reorganization of the global economic order, including the conclusion of the FTA, will accelerate, and the intercity competition will transcend the nation

Accelerating the decline of urban functions by developing reckless urban outskirts and the relocation of urban functions.

● <Lack of Urban Culture Diversity>

Lack of Urban Culture Diversity and Uniform Landscape

Unique history characterized by cities. Lack of conservation, development and management of cultural assets and natural resources

Unique urban brand and urban identity that citizens can be proud of compared to developed countries

Absence of landmarks and uniform landscape create a dull urban aesthetic

Insufficient response system for international environmental problems (greenhouse gas reduction, etc.)

Lack of urban design, space structure to cope with international environmental problems, resource crisis

Increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions under international agreements such as the Kyoto Protocol

● <Vision and goals of the future city>

Vision: A lively and pleasant advanced first class city

Four goals: competitive vitality, convenient living, attractive cultural city, clean green city

Goal 1: Competitive Vitality City

Create a vibrant city through regeneration

Regeneration of a Poor, Old Industrial Complex

Secure space for accommodating R & D functions of high-tech industries and knowledge-based industries

Goal 2: Convenient Living City

Raising the level of pleasant and convenient living environment

Improvement of residential environment and improvement of public facilities in the old town

Outreach System Concept

Creating a Ubiquitous-Based City

The smart era is changing to the Iot era. Iot (4th industry)

Creating a good urban environment for the socially weak

Creating a convenient and safe public transportation system

Development of three-dimensional high-density complex centered on the back ground

make Attractive cultural city

Creating a rich cultural environment to enjoy together

Create beautiful and unique city landscapes

The making of city practicing low carbon life

Clear Water, Growing Green Forests

Making cities safe from disasters and crimes

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● <solve the social problem>

We are approaching an aging age.

The aging problem has now emerged as a serious social problem and we must solve it.

In order to solve the aging problem, it is necessary to solve the low birth rate.

Low fertility should solve socioeconomic problems and improve people's awareness.

This can be solved by putting qualitative value above rich value.

Even if low birth rates are resolved, new approaches to aging are needed, which need to be improved in agricultural communities.

In addition to the above two issues, urban space must also be readjusted.

We need to prevent the fall of an aging city.

The industrial sector should not settle for the current technology, but develop energy sources with new technology, which is a way to escape from various pollution problems.