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week 1 Desktop analysis, site assessment, objectives and design actions.
Early stage of developing and involve in Urban Design is to know the placement of the site and the context. It is part of the checklist to assest the potential of team work and analyze the principle in site analysis. However, developing a group is the main point to provide the information of the site. Besides, connectivity among the team is the major in some critical way.
Connectivity and Accessibility
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The site proposed is well organized with access placement and public aminities. The expectation to the site is major towards the mobility and network of main road.
surrounding view urban tissues/street plots
The site aesthetically expresses the vibrancy of the building style and evident content heirarchy. Meanwhile, the orientation towards the site view is in direct touch with the various elevations to be linked.
Identify a key road where urban development began, as well as the following members constructed as a link to the Woodstock road with Walton street.
The task materials
In general, it is the rst layer of understanding the fundamental plan of the site as well as getting connected with the site's border. Furthermore, looking ahead at the surrounding environment may provide some perspective and idea about the situation.
Plots are where we can observe the varied colours and types of land usage in high resolution of the context with plot ratios, while the surrounding context is lled with varying size and kind.
The uency of various aspects to be merged together across the site is used to assess the capabilities and elements that comprise the plot series/block
The placement and design are varied and proportionate to the land usage, pedestrians, and cyclists.
Buildings green space
From a site standpoint, 60% of the structure is solid, while 40% is vacant, although only in chosen plots, largely residential and educational.
The most prominent is Oxford University Park, which is located on the west side of the planned site and provides some background.
