Games on Urban and Regional Planning Theories, Concepts, Principles, and Urbanists

RECAP - NAME GAME! :D 
Name
that
urbanist.

RULES
1  I will pick a person randomly from the
attendance sheet
2  Lucky person gives me the name of the
urbanist
3  Call a friend in the room if you don’t know
the answer
4  No consultations with Google!

NAME THAT URBANIST
1

He
used
the
term

“conurbation”
and
gave

emphasis
to
how
people

and
cities
have
a

relationship.
He
was
fond

of
using
the
survey

method
and
was
a

forerunner
of
the
rational

type
of
planning.
He
was

also
called
the
Father
of

Regional
Planning.

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/48/f0/
d7/48f0d76711e8240fe6c5ceed1b8c04ce.jpg

NAME THAT URBANIST
Sir
Patrick

Geddes

http://static1.squarespace.com/static/554a4780e4b046069e1d04e6/t/
55bf19e4e4b049e5a7a61f66/1438587365094/

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c4/MSIChicago.JPG

NAME THAT URBANIST
Daniel

Hudson

Burnham

http://www.buffaloah.com/a/archs/burn/image/a.jpg

NAME THAT URBANIST
3

This
architect
was
very
fond
of
cubist
aesthetics
and

conceptualized
sky-‐high
buildings
and
block
apartments

that
would
house
3
million
people.
He
provided
a

paradoxical
solution
to
congestion,
saying
that
city
centers

should
be
decongested
by
increasing
the
center
density.

http://alanamuir.wikispaces.com/ﬁle/view/Corbusier_cartesian_skyscrapers.jpg/333908066/Corbusier_cartesian_skyscrapers.jpg

NAME THAT URBANIST
Charles-‐
Edouard

Jeanneret
or

Le
Corbusier

http://www.jung.de/~mi/2769/4895/le-corbusier.jpg

NAME THAT URBANIST
4

This
land
economist

studied
142
cities
and

came
up
with
a
sectoral

model
that
showed

radiating
wedges.
His

model
shows
that
the

central
business
district

has
commercial
functions

and
high
land
values,
while

surrounding
areas
take
up

the
industrial
and

transport
functions.

http://cdn.yourarticlelibrary.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/
clip_image006_thumb14.jpg

NAME THAT URBANIST
Homer
Hoyt

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_D7-iSeG_eP0/SwGJ0Qs_hiI/
AAAAAAAAABI/lOpSGsLH7ks/s1600/Homer(2).jpg

NAME THAT URBANIST
http://www.metropolismag.com/Point-of-View/July-2014/What-
Broadacre-City-Can-Teach-Us/broadacre1.jpg

NAME THAT URBANIST
Frank
Lloyd

Wright

http://www.thedesignhunter.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/frank-
lloyd-wright-movie-349538165.jpg

WIDE READERS OUT THERE! :D 
Bookworm
treats.

RULES
1  Same rules
2  Give me the book title
http://tfwiki.net/w2/images2/archive/7/79/20090318105101!
Bookworm.png

BOOKWORM TREATS
1

In
this
book
you
will
Rind
the
concepts
of
legibility
and

imageability,
and
a
study
of
the
cities
Los
Angeles,
New

Jersey,
and
Boston.
It
also
tells
us
all
about
mental
mapping

and
the
5
elements:

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5d219dc0c74ab42a9c8a798f7a0163c3.jpg

BOOKWORM TREATS
https://thesocietypages.org/cyborgology/ﬁles/2011/05/Scan.jpeg

BOOKWORM TREATS
2

This
book
tackles
the
issue
of
sprawling
and

sustainability.
It
heavily
discusses
topography,

landscapes
and
responsible
design.
It
also
greatly

inRluenced
the
use
of
Geographic
Information

Systems.

BOOKWORM TREATS
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51F64-
t1BtL._SX258_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg

BOOKWORM TREATS
3

This
book
compiles
case
after
case
of
environmental

sciences,
and
looks
speciRically
at
how
pollutants

spread
from
a
bottle
of
insecticide
all
the
way
to
a

water
body,
the
Rlying
robins,
or
a
mother’s

breastmilk.
This
book
launched
an
environmental

movement
around
the
world.

(It
will
also
make
you
stop
eating
oranges
and
will
make
you
refrain
from
using
Baygon.)

BOOKWORM TREATS
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http://www.environmentandsociety.org/sites/default/ﬁles/styles/popup/public/nyt-headline_0.jpg?itok=rnCn8SzD

BOOKWORM TREATS
4

The
concept
of
three

magnets
was
the
main
idea

of
this
book.
It
contained

the
ideals
of
a
slum-‐free

environment
with
high

opportunities
for

employment
and
social

development.

http://www.morrissociety.org/worldwide/agregation.boos.ﬁg.1.jpg

BOOKWORM TREATS
http://greenfordable.com/clt/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Garden-
Cities-Book-cover.jpg

BOOKWORM TREATS
5

This
powerful
book
changed
the
course
of

traditional
physical
planning
into
human-‐centric

planning.
The
sociologist
author
openly
challenged

how
everything
in
a
city
(highways
and
skyways)

was
built
for
the
car
when
there
is
too
much

evidence
that
people
are
the
heartbeat
of
the
city.

She
also
championed
mixed
uses
and
diversity
in

growth.
The
famous
notion
of
“ballet
on
the
streets”

is
in
this
book.

BOOKWORM TREATS
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https://farm3.staticﬂickr.com/2598/5694287441_b0af843ac0_z.jpg

BRAIN DRAIN? D: 
Concept
notes.

RULES
1  Same rules
2  I will give a deﬁnition, and you tell me
which concept I am referring to. It may be
a theory, principle, idea, type of science, or
ideology.

CONCEPT NOTES
1

This
economic
and
geographic
theory
says
that
the

higher
the
order
and
the
larger
the
range
of
goods

and
services,
the
longer
the
distance
people
are

willing
to
travel
for
them.
This
theory
is
based
on

the
market
as
a
center,
and
uses
the
concepts
of

threshold
and
range.

CONCEPT NOTES
Central
Place
Theory
by
Walter
Christaller

http://cronodon.com/images/CentralPlace6.jpg

CONCEPT NOTES
Central
Place
Theory
in
the
Philippines:
Malls

http://outoftownblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Inside-SM-Mall-
of-Asia-.jpg

CONCEPT NOTES
2

“If
anyone
intentionally
pollutes
the
water
of

another,
whether
the
water
of
a
spring,
or
collected

in
reservoirs…;
if
the
accused
be
found
guilty
of

injuring
the
water
by
deleterious
substances,
let

him
not
only
pay
for
the
damages,
but
purify
the

stream
or
cistern
which
contains
the
water.”

CONCEPT NOTES
Polluter
Pays
Principle

by
Plato

http://a4.ﬁles.biography.com/image/upload/
c_ﬁll,cs_srgb,dpr_1.0,g_face,h_300,q_80,w_300/
MTE5NDg0MDU1MTAxMjc3NzEx.jpg

CONCEPT NOTES
“It shall be the responsibility of the polluter to contain,
remove, and clean-up water pollution incidents at his
own expense. In case of his failure to do so, the
government agencies concerned shall undertake
containment, removal, and clean-up operations and
expenses incurred in said operations shall be against
the persons and/or entities responsible for such
pollution.”
Philippine
Environmental
Code
(Presidential
Decree
1152),

Section
20
discusses
clean-‐up
operations
with
regard
to

water
pollution:

APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPLE

CONCEPT NOTES
3

It
is
a
green
island
surrounded
by
houses,
open

spaces
and
pathways,
and
enclosed
by
roads.
This

component
of
a
city
had
the
same
inspiration
as

garden
cities
and
greenbelts
and
was

conceptualized
in
the
New
Towns
Movement.

Starts
with
the
letter
S.
10
letters.

CONCEPT NOTES
Superblock

by
Henry

Wright
and

Clarence

Stein.

https://webpages.uidaho.edu/larc389/newTown_ﬁles/images/
radburnAssoc/radburnNewTownCtr.jpg

CONCEPT NOTES
4

It
is
the
science
of
human
settlements.
It
has
Rive

elements:
nature,
anthropos,
society,
shells,
and

networks.
It
also
provides
the
units
from
anthropos

(1
person)
to
ecumenopolis
(or
50
billion
people).

This
is
a
multi-‐disciplinary
science.
The
Greek

Konstantinos
Doxiadis
may
help
ring
a
bell.

CONCEPT NOTES
http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger2/7109/397093975058892/320/eki_circles.1.png

CONCEPT NOTES
Unit Population Scale
Anthropos 1
Room 2
House 5
House group or hamlet 40
Small neighborhood or village 250
Neighborhood 1,500
Small polis or town 10,000
Polis or city 75,000
Small metropolis 500,000
Metropolis 4 million
Small megalopolis 25 million
Megalopolis 150 million
Small eperopolis 750 million
Eperopolis 7,500 million or 7.5 billion
Ecumenopolis 50,000 million or 50 billion

CONCEPT NOTES
5

“…It
is
necessary
for
successive
generations
to
leave

behind
sufRicient
resources
so
that
future

generations
are
not
constrained
in
their

preferences.”

CONCEPT NOTES
http://www.policyinnovations.org/ideas/policy_library/data/01667/_res/id=Picture

GAME - LOTS OF FORMS! 
Stereotypes.

RULES
1  Same rules
2  Give me the name of the urban form

STEREOTYPES
1

•  A
dominant
core
surrounded
by
secondary

centers
distributed
along
main
radials

•  Very
strong
visual
image

•  Flexible
but
has
a
costly
circumferential
network

Rationalized Planning System of the Philippines

STEREOTYPES
Urban
star


STEREOTYPES
2

•  Developments
are
spread
evenly
over
a
wide,

continuous
tract;
circulation
is
carried
out
by

individual
vehicles

•  Similar
to
the
native
settlements
prior
to
the

Spanish
colonization

•  Very
highly
accessible
and
has
maximum

Rlexibility
but
no
vivid
image
of
the
city


STEREOTYPES
Dispersed
sheet


STEREOTYPES
3

•  Circulation
is
through
a
series
of
donuts

•  No
single
dominant
center
but
has
several

specialized
centers

•  Strong
visual
image
but
rigid
and
inRlexible


STEREOTYPES
The
Ring

http://s385.photobucket.com/user/leonography/media/News/SEGollum01_zpsbp3epnsr.jpg.html

STEREOTYPES
4

•  Development
is
packed
into
one
continuous
body

and
has
no
single-‐detached,
single-‐family

housing.
Only
high-‐rise
apartments
are
present.

•  With
high
accessibility
but
high
density
causes

discomfort

•  Even
more
rigid
and
any
change
is
extremely

expensive


STEREOTYPES
The
core


STEREOTYPES
5

•  Clustered
into
small
units.
Each
cluster
is
equal
to

the
next
in
importance

•  Circulation
is
mainly
by
private
vehicles

•  Local
centers
with
monotonous
similarity


STEREOTYPES
Galaxy
of
settlements


littlemissurbanite.wordpress.com
1  Mindsetting
and
preparatory
activities

2  Exam
overview

3  Application

4  Expectations

5  Planning
bibles

+ lots and lots of TIPS. J

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