1. NEIGHBORHOOD
PLANNING
submitted by
Malvika Jaishal
(P12UP004)
ATechnical Presentation
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2. CONTENT:
 Introduction
 Housing problems of cities
 Evolution of neighborhood planning
 Purpose of neighborhood planning
 Principle of neighborhood planning
 Element of neighborhood planning
 Benefits
 Conclusion

3. INTODUCTION:
 Neighborhoods:
It is a small unit which serves the
local community and encouraged them to
foster a neighborhood spirit or relationship
which seems to have been lost in modern
life.
 Neighborhood planning
neighborhood planning is to organize
neighborhood residents and seek their input
throughout the planning process

4. Housing Problems in Cities:
 Un-planned growth of settlement
 Overpopulation in cities
 ineffective and unfavorable land
management
 Water crisis in the society and city
 Problems related to Drainage and
WasteWater Disposal
 Traffic andTransportation problems
 Lack in proper Housing Policies.

5. Evolution of neighborhood
planning:
 Neighborhood Unit’ is introduced by Clarence Arthur
Perry (1872-1944 )
 Perry’s neighborhood unit concept began as a means of
insulating the community from the ill-effects of burgeoning
sea of vehicular traffic
 The ‘Neighborhood Unit’ as a planning concept evolved in
response to the degenerated environmental and social
conditions fostered as a consequence of industrial revolution
in the early 1900s

6. Purpose of Neighborhood Planning:
 To make the people socialize with one and
another.
 To enable the inhabitants to share the public
amenities and recreational facilities.
 To support a safe and healthy environment
within the neighborhood.
 To provide safety and efficiency to road users
and pedestrians.
 To maintain, enhance, and improve area for
recreational activities.
 To determine community’s prospects for the
future.

7. Principal of Neighborhood
Planning:
 Facilities
 Sector
 Size
 Street System
 Boundaries
 Protective strips
 Layout of building
 Shopping centre
 Community centres

8. Elements of Neighborhood
Planning:
Resedential
Facilities
Recreational
FAcilities
Road
Network
Health
Facilities
Commercial
Facilities

9. Benefits:
 It make the people socialize with one and another
 It improves communication and focuses ideas.
 It helps a neighborhood identify its strengths and
evaluate its own resources.
 It helps to build consensus about what needs to be
accomplished;
 It encourages creativity and builds partnerships
both within and outside the neighborhood;
 It enables others to become more informed and
responsive about the policy and financial decisions
of local government.

10. CONCLUSION
 Neighborhood planning is quickly
becoming a high priority for the city
planning departments, and even human
service providers
 Neighborhood planning is effective and
provide inspire those creative strategies
that can increase the capacity of residents
in charting out their shared future.
 It’s a vision of a better future.

11. A vision without a plan is just a
dream.
A plan without a vision is just
drudgery.
But a vision with a plan can change
the world

12. THANKYOU