Keyline® in the AR Sandbox #7: The City Forest

The video explores the application of PA Yeomans' Key Line Design to urban planning, focusing on water and soil management. It introduces a city design model based on water flow and solar gain, dividing the city into Uptown, Midtown, and Low Town. The design emphasizes infrastructure for water management, residential and industrial zoning, and the integration of a City Forest for ecological balance.

What is the primary purpose of Key Line design in the context of urban environments?

How does the design of the city incorporate the flow of rainwater?

What are the three major areas of the city as described in the text?

Explain the significance of placing taller buildings at the top of the hills in the city design.

Describe how the residential areas are designed to manage water flow.

In what ways does the design of the city differ from traditional key line cultivation patterns?

How does the design address the issue of stormwater overflow?

What is the purpose of the wastewater treatment systems mentioned in the text?

What role does the City Forest play in the overall water management system?

What are the benefits of integrating parks and recreation within the City Forest?