What is the width of the major road right-of-way, in meters, for subdivision of projects size 2.5 hectares and below?

What is the width of the major road right-of-way, in meters, for subdivision of projects size above 5 to 10 hectares?

What is the width of the minor road right-of-way, in meters, for subdivision of projects size above 5 to 10 hectares?

The following statement is NOT relevant to space planning

The following statement is NOT relevant to space planning.

What should a prospective home builder/owner first do before proceeding with his/her project?

What should an architect first do when he/she comes across a prospective client?

Which of the process comes first?

What stage of the process does the professional fee of the architect is approved by the owner?

What stage of the process does the probable cost of the project is submitted to the owner?

The law that governs the design of low-cost housing is

A lot or land intended for construction site can be best described by its ___.

A lot or land intended for construction site can be best described by its ___.

What is RROW?

What is an OCT?

Defined as intensive foci from which the observer is traveling

Most dominant element for most person's image of the city.

Responsive environments that focus on details, with a wide vocabulary of visual cues possess.

The shape of urban cities formed by two corridors of intense development crossing the center.

Acknowledged as the icon of middle class suburbanization during the 1950s

Largest in land area among Metro Manila’s 12 cities:

Among Lynch’s elements of the city, these are defined as lateral references that are not coordinated axes:

Among Lynch’s elements of the city, these are defined as lateral references that are not coordinated axes:

The third level of Ian Bentley’s responsive environments; important in terms of physical form and activity patterns:

Designed Seaside, which signified the start of the New Urbanism movement:

According to Tonnies, what type of community life is one in which impersonal, superficial & business-like relationships prevail

Determines current housing needs:

The first planned park in the United States

The largest city of the Yellow River Valley of China

Designer of the European planned city of Savannah in Georgia, USA

The first city that signified the rise of the church, with the church being an integral part of its urban design

The military towns of Spanish settlements

The first noted urban planner because of his design of the city of Miletus

The best representation of the “speculators town” of the settlements in early America

Leader of the Reform Movements during the Industrial Revolution

Author of “Tomorrow: a Peaceful Path to Social Reform” and main proponent of the Garden Cities

The first garden city designed by Raymund Unwin and Barry Parker:

Designed the Garden City of Welwyn:

   World fair in Chicago in 1891, setting off the City Beautiful Era:

Designed the reconstruction of Paris using the principles of the city beautiful movement:

Designed the Brasilia, the new capital of Brazil during the City Beautiful era:

Frank Lloyd Wright’s project proposal that would allot one acre of land to each American family:

Proposed the Linear City that would serve as a satellite to the city of Madrid

Proposed the “Arcology Alternative: or 3D city:

Proposed the first “Floating City” as an alternative to land reclamation:

  Believed that planning should first start at the micro level and thus designed the “neighborhood unit”:

Describes the housing shortage or backlog.

Type of urban ecological process in land use planning patterning in cities or communities defined as the entrance of a new population and/or facilities into an occupied area

In the increase of urban population, which of the following factors indicates excess of in-migration over out-migration.

Factors indicating Net Migration.

Urban design control that allows builders and developers more space if they provide desirable features such as plazas, arcades, and other open spaces

The largest and simplest function of a city

Intersections that separate lanes of traffic by use of islands.

Basic subdivision design.

What major problem brought about the discipline of city planning?

What part of basic data and planning studies in a comprehensive development plan describes the physical setting of the community or region?

The urban model of growth and development that presents the emergence of self-sufficient sectors.

Density control method that regulates the proportions between the built area of the building and the lot area.

A general term to describe the idea of consciously renewing the outworn areas of towns and cities.

A mixed use community with an average 670 meters distance of a transit stop and commercial core area. PETER CALTHORPE

A group of architects, planners, and urban designers formed to educate citizens worldwide of the benefits of new urbanism.

According to the new theory of New Urbanism, neighborhoods must have a discernible center within a five minute of walk of all dwellings, and equivalent to ___.

Minimum width of sidewalks, according to new urbanism principles

Which of the following indicates good site planning

One of the key housing agencies of HUDCC that concentrates on the production aspect of housing

One of the funding agencies of Housing, locally known as the Pag-ibig Fund.

An urban design control that is used to limit height and building bulk, creates setbacks and open space, and ultimately generate a relatively uniform urban fabric, computed as the ratio of the total floor area and the lot area.

The salient provision of this law requires developers of proposed subdivision project at least 20% of the total subdivision area or total subdivision project cost for socialized housing.

The wet and dry market is its main feature with quasi-residential commercial or mixed-use development.

Refers to the acquisition of land at values based on existing use in advance of actual need to promote planned development and socialized housing programs.

Refers to the process of land acquisition by exchanging land for another piece of land of equal value, or for shares of stock in a government or quasi-government corporation.

Refers to those areas declared as such under existing statutes and pertinent executive issuances.

Refers to the areas where the structures are dilapidated, obsolete and unsanitary, tending to depreciate the value of the land and prevent normal development and use of the area.

Constructed and financed by the private sector as a business venture and sold at prevailing market prices and interest.

Housing project for moderately low-income families with lower interest rates and longer amortization periods

As per NSO, what structure is 3 or more units, intended for residential use only, usually consisting of 3 or more housing units?