What are city planning and regional planning? Contrastplanning with zoning. Give examples of some of the suggestionsmade by early planners such as Edward Bennettin Portland.

Q: I have just gotten a new job as city planner. Your first task is hich statement below is INCORRECT.…

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Q: What is road infrastructure planning

A: The infrastructure of the road is related to all components of the road, the traffic flow, and the…

Q: Q.   What are the characteristics of a well-planned town/city?

A: well planned town/city is a city where all resource are availablelike transport system, water…

Q: from integral theory, how would i show a 2 bedroom apartment layout using the experince scheme ?

A: A civil drawing, also known as a site drawing, is a sort of technical drawing that depicts grading,…

Q: Define the term Green Project?

A: Initiatives which are "good" to the atmosphere because of their potential to minimize emissions,…

Q: difference between various land-use classification systems.

A: Step: 1 Land: - It is defined as the surface of earth that is solid in nature and not covered…

Q: How is the inspection plan developed?

A: - Inspection plan is developed to provide information on the testing characteristics to ensure the…

Q: define the Urban Design

A: We need to define "urban design".

Q: How does changing the land from natural grassland to an office building with a parking lot means…

A: Here, it is said that the land at which  grass grows or grass is growing is converted into a…

Q: lot technical description

A: lot technical description- it is the document in which land surveyor mentions part of the property…

Q: What are the examples of Urban Planning & Rural Planning?

A: Introduction- Urban Planning & Rural Planning are two different types of planning done for the…

Q: Importance of urban planning in now a days?

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Q: Define Soil conditions.

A: Soil condition:

Q: a) With the context of town planning describe the importance of: 1. Natural resources 2. Economic…

A: Natural resources are substances that occur naturally and are valued in their largely unaltered…

Q: Define the term FAA?

A: FAA means Federal Aviation Administration. It is a federal or governmental organisation of the…

Q: With the aid of a neat sketch show how water distribution, wastewater and stormwater drainage…

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Q: Make an on-line research on construction site planning and prepare a typical layout of a…

A: The process of selecting, sizing, and installing temporary facilities within the confines of a…

Q: The typical categories of US Iocal zoning ordinances inclued  A) R, C,I  B) R, Z,I C) Z, C, P  D)…

A: Zoning helps us to regulate and tells the type of development in that particular area. Each zoning…

Q: Define the Principles of Limit States Design ?

A: we mainly designed structures for considering life span of any structures, within that life span of…

Q: Set-back distance is the distance between OCA) Road land boundary and building line O(B) Road land…

A: Setback distance is also known as clearance distance . Setback distance is the distance between road…

Q: What is the total length in feet of a road project that starts at station 10+00 and ends at station…

A: starting station =10+00end station= 125+35.23find the length of road in feet

Q: 3. What are the Specific terms used in designing a Golf course?

A: 1. Tee Box: The place where golfers take their first drive on each course.2. Fairway: The wide space…

Q: A land developer wants to develop a housing project of the 30-hectare area in your town/city…

A: 30-hectare Land for Housing Project.…

Q: List advantages and disadvantages of the Uniform ConstructionIndex (UCI) coding system.

A: Advantages of the Uniform Construction Index (UCI) coding system: 1.It is simple to use.…

Q: Please Help me make a layout plan for the construction site for a housing project.

A: The layout plan includes the details of floor such description and size of bedroom, kitchen, living…

Q: Common issues and problems in road construction

A: in this question common issues is asked which is faced by constructor during road construction…

Q: Discuss various stages of preparation of a master plan? Subject: Architecture and town planning.

A: Mater plan: the master plan is defined as the approach of the plan that must reach the parameters…

Q: Explain how the functional characteristics and design selection criteria are informed by proposed…

A: The proposed use of a building informs the functional characteristics and design selection criteria…

Q: Compare and contrast Urban Planning and Regional Planning

A: We will solve this question in step no. 2

Q: What is the full form of RFI?

A: RFI stands for Request for Information. It refers to an agreement document that is made between the…

Q: How does urban design can impact how people use urban public spaces.

A: Solution:- Urban design square is the important public space and is used by people during breaks in…

Q: Highlight the main features of the PERT method used in project planning.

A: Hey there,  This question is related to construction project and management.    Here I will provide…

Building codes

Building codes are the set of norms that contain all the standards for the construction of all the building and non-building structures. It is essential to follow the guidelines given in the building codes to get the project approved by the local authorities. The engineers, architects, contractors, and all the people involved in construction activities are obligated to refer to the building codes before performing any construction activity. In the United States of America (USA), The I-Codes, which are the International Building Code (IBC) or International Residential Code (IRC), electrical codes, plumbing codes, and mechanical codes are the model codes adopted. These model codes are updated after every three years.