DEVELOPMENT SECTORS IN PLANNING

(SABI NI SIR GLENN, ITO RAW YUNG PINAKA IMPORTANTE I-ASSESS. IPAKITA RAW MUNA YUNG SITUATIONS TAS
ANALYSIS)

- Economic Sector (JESU, TAN)

1. Primary
2. Secondary
3. Tertiary
4. Quaternary

- Social Sector (LOUVRE, GALEN)

1. Education
2. Health and Nutrition
3. Housing / Shelter
4. Welfare Development Services
5. Protective Services / Public Order and Safety
6. Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture
7. Demography

- Infrastructure Sector (PAT, SOFIA)

(Power, Water, Transportation and Communication)
1. Economic Infrastructure
Irrigation Systems
Power Generation
Roads, bridges, Ports
Flood Control and drainage
Waterworks and sewerage systems
Telecommunication
2. Social Support Infrastructure
Hospitals
Schools
Public Housing Projects
Facilities for the aged, Infirmed, disadvantaged sectors
3. Public Administrative Support Infrastructure
Government Buildings
Jails
Freedom Parks and public assembly Areas

- Environmental and Natural Resources Sector (RV, MAAN)

1. Lands
2. Forest Lands
3. Protection Forests
4. Production Forest
5. Mineral Lands
Metallic Mineral Lands
Non-Metallic Mineral Lands
6. Parks, wildlife and other Reservations
7. Water Resources
Fresh Water (ground and Surface)
Marine Waters
 8. Air Quality
9. Waste Management
Solid Waste
Liquid Waste
Toxic and Hazardous Wastes

- Institutional Sector (JESU, TAN)

1. Organizational Management
2. Fiscal Management
3. Legislative Output
4. LGU-CSOs-Private Sector Linkage

FOR FORMATS: SEE PAGE 168 178 , CLUP OF CALOOCAN CITY

(NAKA TABLE FORMAT.. IN PARTICULAR SA STUDY AREA NATIN..
OBSERVATIONS > EXPLANATIONS > IMPLICATIONS > INTERVENTIONS)

FULL SET OF SURVEY MAPS

Visual Survey is recorded as simple maps accompanied by

- sketches,
- photographs
- brief notes
General Map to show the sum total of the general form of the city and its features
( A General Map by definition shows suite of physical and cultural features at the same time.)
Base Map working map for the preparation of various maps
Thematic Maps depicts one single feature of the earths surface representing one or two themes.
Topographic Map shows a limited set of features including terrain, streams, boundaries, and roads.
Climate Map gives the prevailing type of rainfall in the area.
Hydro-geologic Map shows existing geologic features, rock types and ground and surface water.
Slope Map groups area exhibiting a particular range or degree of inclination.
Soil Map shows the spatial distribution of different soil classification units in a locality.
Land Classification Map categories of land by the Forest Management Bureau.

A. LAND FORM AND NATURE (Topography) (IREREFLECT NA LANG NATIN TO SA GAGAWIN NATENG
OVERLAY)
A Visual Survey of nature in relation to architecture is threefold in scope:
1. Determine the Character of the Surrounding Landscape to which our architectural and urban
forms must respond esthetically and functionally.
2. Evaluate the degree to which our existing Architecture and Cities Enhance Nature
3. Natural Areas are to be left alone to act as complements to urban form.
Throughout this process, we search for Assets and Liabilities, preserving and enlarging
upon the one and noting corrections to be made on the other. Every work of architecture affects the
natural landscape either, positively or negatively; so does every structure and human settlement.
Nature in turn, as a setting for our constructions, is a visual framework to which all our construction
must respond.

B. CLIMATE

C. SHAPE (IREREFLECT NA LANG NATIN TO SA GAGAWIN NATENG OVERLAY; NOTES SA GILID NG MAP)
a. Radio-centric
b. Rectilinear
 c. Star
d. Ring
e. Linear
f. Branch
g. Sheet
h. Articulated Sheet
i. Constellation
j. Satellite

D. SIZE AND DENSITY (IREREFLECT NA LANG NATIN TO SA GAGAWIN NATENG OVERLAY)

Number of people per square kilometers
Number of houses per acre
Automobile population
Ratio of Built-up area viz-a-viz open land/spaces

E. PATTERN, GRAIN AND TEXTURE (IREREFLECT NA LANG NATIN TO SA GAGAWIN NATENG OVERLAY)
Urban patterns formed by routes, open spaces, building. Whether they are regular or irregular in
form, formal or informal, symmetrical or assymetrical;

F. URBAN SPACES AND OPEN SPACES (IREREFLECT NA LANG NATIN TO SA GAGAWIN NATENG
OVERLAY)
Urban shape, pattern, grain, size, density and texture are primarily aspects of solid form the
building masses of the city. In architecture it is rather helpful to conceive of a building not only as a solid, but
as spaces modeled by solids. It is also helpful to consider the city this way:
The spaces of the city range from:
1. the Space of the Street
2. To the Space of a Park System (in Taiwan every corner has a park and all parks have health
and fitness equipment for the public_Healthy City, Happy City)
3. And, ultimately, to vast space in which an entire city exists.
An urban space must be distinguished by a Predominant characteristic such as:
Vista:
1. The quality of its enclosure
2. The quality of its detailed treatment or out fittings, and
3. The activity that occurs in it.

G. ROUTES (IREREFLECT NA LANG NATIN TO SA GAGAWIN NATENG OVERLAY)

a. Approaches
(do they convey some information as to enable us to find our destination easily. System of
wayfinding).
b. Surface Arteries
(how they tie into the expressway pattern or to major thoroughfares. How are they characterized
interms of vehicular traffic, volume of automobiles, the street furnishings,
c. Local streets
How is the network of streets, its intricacies, etc.

H. DISTRICT (IREREFLECT NA LANG NATIN TO SA GAGAWIN NATENG OVERLAY)

a. Form
b. Activity
c. Features
d. Paths
e. Centers
 f. Intrusions
g. Change
h. Improvement
I. Activity Structures
J. Details
K. Pedestrian areas
L. Vista and Skyline
M. Non Physical aspects
N. Problem areas
Note the major views of the city and different points around the city, particulalrly points of approaches.
Also major aspects of the vista out of the city from points within. Evaluations should be made of
improvements needed in both types of vista.

PURPOSE OF THE CONDUCT OF VISUAL SURVEY

(SAMA-SAMA NATIN TO GAGAWIN.. ITO YUNG MAY BASE MAPS TAS PURO OVERLAY NG ELEMENTS)

We do visual survey to conduct an Analysis.

Purpose/s of the Analysis:
1. Diagnosis of the citys component pieces
a. Elements of urban Form (5 Elements of Urban Form)
i. Paths
ii. Nodes
iii. Landmarks
iv. Edges termination points
v. Districts.
1. Anatomy of a district
a. Form
b. Activity
c. Features
d. Paths
e. Centers
f. Intrusions
g. Change
h. Improvement
i. Activity Structure
j. Orientation
k. Details
l. Pedestrian Areas
m. Vista and skyline
n. Non-physical Aspect
To see the relations between these pieces or components and,
Assess their condition
2. Examination of the
a. Form
b. Appearance
c. And Composition of a city
i. evaluation of its assets and liabilities;
ii. - to see where the city needs reshaping
3. To see the relations between these pieces or components and Assess their condition