Study Guide

Objective

After completing the course, students should:
- be able to search and explain legal support for planning issues
- know the basics of planning and be able to prepare a detailed plan
- be able to create and assess qualities in a detailed plan for a residential area

Content

Planning terminology
Sketch methodology
Planning of small housing areas
Content of the detailed plan
Planning process
Theories of planning ideals

Qualifications

no

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

is familiar with some basic principles in land use legislation and can produce simple drafts and a town planning map for a residential area with a predominance of detached housing

Assessment criteria, good (3)

is familiar with a couple of theories within the history of ideas in urban planning and can describe basic land use legislation as well as produce simple drafts and a practically error-free town plan for a residential area with a predominance of detached housing

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

is familiar with a couple of theories within the history of ideas in urban planning and can describe basic land use legislation as well as produce interesting drafts and an error-free town plan for a residential area with a predominance of detached housing

Materials

Land Use and Building Act, Chap. regarding detailed planning and participation, and similar in Land Use and Building Decree.
Compendium in the subject