Difference between revisions of "Urban object"

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=Types of urban objects=
 
=Types of urban objects=
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Within the Securipedia, the following types of urban objects are discerned:
   
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*[[Residential]]: this concerns housing facilities for living purposes;
* Buildings
 
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*[[Retail/Services]]: this concerns buildings designed designated for the purpose of housing economic activities that fulfil the role of goods and service provision. Examples include shops, restaurants, credit unions, etc. ;
* Open spaces
 
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*[[Office Employment]]: a location which accommodates employment facilitating the provision of services.;
* Infrastructural structures
 
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*[[Industrial Employment]]: a facility that accommodates employment facilitating the creation of gooods;
* Symbolic structures
 
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*[[Social Infrastructure]]: a facility designated to fulfil supportive functions related to the health and well-being of the citizens of a modern society or urban area.
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*[[Amenity/Open/Civic Space]]: a building, space or facility designated to provide recreational requirements of an urban area.
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*[[Utilities]]:
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which will link to water, waste and energy;
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*[[Transportation]]
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road network, rail line, station, port
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*[[Mixed use]]

Revision as of 16:33, 1 October 2012

An Urban object is a physical structure within the urban built environment.

Types of urban objects

Within the Securipedia, the following types of urban objects are discerned:

  • Residential: this concerns housing facilities for living purposes;
  • Retail/Services: this concerns buildings designed designated for the purpose of housing economic activities that fulfil the role of goods and service provision. Examples include shops, restaurants, credit unions, etc. ;
  • Office Employment: a location which accommodates employment facilitating the provision of services.;
  • Industrial Employment: a facility that accommodates employment facilitating the creation of gooods;
  • Social Infrastructure: a facility designated to fulfil supportive functions related to the health and well-being of the citizens of a modern society or urban area.
  • Amenity/Open/Civic Space: a building, space or facility designated to provide recreational requirements of an urban area.
  • Utilities:

which will link to water, waste and energy;

road network, rail line, station, port