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T6.1 Structure Plan

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of the Yarra Planning Scheme Municipal Strategic Statement?

a)

To outline the vision for Swan Street

b)

To provide a community profile

c)

To establish a structure plan

d)

To define urban design principles

2.

What is the purpose of the Structure Plan mentioned in the document?

a)

To provide a detailed municipal planning framework

b)

To offer a high-level strategy with locally-specific content

c)

To outline international planning standards

d)

To create a universal city planning guide

3.

What will each precinct possess to ensure it is a great place to live, work, play, and learn?

a)

Different mixes and permutations of cultural activity, land use, built form, and open space

b)

Uniform design and structure

c)

Limited access and restricted areas

d)

Only residential buildings

4.

What does the Structure Plan set out for the future of the activity centre?

a)

A list of historical sites

b)

A proposed vision and strategic objectives

c)

A detailed financial report

d)

A new transportation system

5.

How long ago was the heritage fabric first established to serve local communities?

a)

Fifty years ago

b)

Seventy-five years ago

c)

More than one hundred years ago

d)

Twenty years ago

6.

What is one of the key considerations for creating a sustainable urban form?

a)

Increasing car dependency

b)

Promoting walkability

c)

Expanding travel distances

d)

Reducing ground floor frontages

7.

What must redevelopment be sensitive to in a compact urban form?

a)

Increasing population density

b)

Expanding industrial areas

c)

The challenge of integrating new built form

d)

Reducing commercial spaces

8.

What is one of the challenges in integrating taller buildings?

a)

Increasing building density

b)

Managing the interface with existing residential areas

c)

Reducing construction costs

d)

Expanding road networks

9.

What is a consideration when integrating new buildings with existing heritage fabric?

a)

Increasing height limits

b)

Respecting existing character and identity

c)

Reducing building materials

d)

Expanding commercial zones

10.

What role do heritage buildings play in the area described?

a)

They are insignificant to the area's identity.

b)

They play a significant role in the character and identity of the area.

c)

They are only important for tourism.

d)

They are mostly modern and new.

11.

What is the impact of residential intensification in the area?

a)

It creates harmony among local residents.

b)

It often creates tension with local residents.

c)

It has no effect on local residents.

d)

It is welcomed by all local residents.

12.

What is a key challenge in accommodating housing growth in the study area?

a)

Reducing population growth

b)

Protecting existing residential areas while encouraging economic and commercial growth

c)

Increasing the number of skyscrapers

d)

Limiting entertainment options

13.

What makes the study area an attractive location for office-based employment?

a)

Decline in skilled workforce

b)

Growth in large corporate businesses

c)

Increasingly attractive location for small to medium size business services

d)

Decrease in public transport facilities

14.

What is a key feature of the Cremorne and Church Street precincts?

a)

Low proportion of commercial businesses

b)

Significant decrease in office floorspace

c)

High proportion of commercial businesses

d)

Lack of new office spaces

15.

What do valuable design cues in a structure plan offer to architects and developers?

a)

Aesthetic appeal only

b)

Guidelines for reducing building sizes

c)

Ensuring buildings create a positive public realm experience at street level

d)

Instructions for demolishing old structures

16.

What is a key characteristic of a walkable neighborhood?

a)

High-rise buildings

b)

Easy access around the neighborhood on foot

c)

Large parking lots

d)

Wide highways

17.

What can create appealing walking routes in a precinct?

a)

High fences

b)

Active frontages

c)

Closed-off buildings

d)

Underground tunnels

18.

What is the 'street wall' created by?

a)

The back façade of a building

b)

The front façade of a building

c)

The roof of a building

d)

The side façade of a building

19.

What type of buildings often define the character of street walls in Swan Street?

a)

Modern skyscrapers

b)

Victorian, Edwardian or Inter-war buildings

c)

Industrial warehouses

d)

Contemporary glass buildings

20.

What does the Structure Plan encourage for primary pedestrian streets?

a)

Increased building heights

b)

Zero setbacks

c)

Wider roads

d)

More parking spaces