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1. URBAN PLANNING
Topography, vegetation, open spaces and Routs

2. To analyze the topography of a site, one can follow these steps:
1. Obtain the site plan or map that shows the property boundaries and elevation contours.

3. 2. Determine the elevation range of the site (highest and lowest point) by examining the contour lines.
3. Identify any natural features such as hills, valleys, slopes, or depressions.

4. 4. Evaluate the drainage patterns and identify any potential drainage issues.

5. 5. Analyze how the topography may impact site access, visibility, building design, and construction.
6. Consider the potential impacts of natural hazards such as landslides, floods, and earthquakes on the site.

6. 7. Use this information to inform design and development decisions for the site, and consider any necessary
adjustments to the plan to ensure optimal use and safety of the land.

7. 3D Building Lay Out
Built and open spaces

8. Foreign, palm
Christmas tree Bushes and shrubs
palms

9. Current and potential future uses – of the site to determine how best to balance the needs of people and nature.

10. Routs
Road map
Wheel chair acess
Main road
Minor path

11. Visually impared access