| Phase | Description | |-------|-------------| | 1. | Define community needs, design problems, and overarching goals. | | 2. Data Collection & Analysis | Gather physical, social, economic, and environmental data (land use, zoning, circulation, urban form). | | 3. Synthesis & Concept Formation | Combine analysis into design concepts, identifying opportunities/constraints. | | 4. Design Generation | Create alternative urban design schemes (sketches, models, diagrams). | | 5. Evaluation & Selection | Assess alternatives against criteria (cost, aesthetics, function, sustainability). | | 6. Detailed Design & Development | Refine chosen scheme into detailed plans, elevations, sections, and specifications. | | 7. Implementation Strategies | Develop zoning ordinances, design guidelines, public/private partnerships, phasing plans. | | 8. Monitoring & Feedback | Post-occupancy evaluation and adjustments over time. |
: Shirvani emphasizes that a design is only as good as its execution. This stage involves checking the design against legal regulations and financial feasibility. Why Shirvani’s Work Remains Relevant urban design process hamid shirvanipdf work
: Redeveloping a declining downtown main street. | Phase | Description | |-------|-------------| | 1