Tugas S2 Arsitektur - #3 - Morfologi Kota dan Tipologi Bangunan

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MORTIPO 2010-2011 GENAP TUGAS 03 Name : Forest Jieprang NRP : Non Regular Student Urban Morphologies Identification – Part of Canberra City as the case study (the northen part) Canberra is the capital city of Australia. The city was planned by Walter Burley Griffin of Chicago in 1913. The recent condition of the city is shown in the following google earth’s view. The city is divided by big lake and basins into two parts, the northern part and the southern part. The model of the city can be seen as follows. The city of Northen Southern

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MORTIPO2010-2011 GENAPTUGAS 03

Name : Forest JieprangNRP : Non Regular Student

Urban Morphologies Identification – Part of Canberra City as the case study (the northen part)

Canberra is the capital city of Australia. The city was planned by Walter Burley Griffin of Chicago in 1913. The recent condition of the city is shown in the following google earth’s view. The city is divided by big lake and basins into two parts, the northern part and the southern part.

The model of the city can be seen as follows.

The city of

Northen Part

Southern

Northen Part

Southern

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MORTIPO2010-2011 GENAPTUGAS 03

Name : Forest JieprangNRP : Non Regular Student

The city was planned with many morphologies : grid, hexagon, and radial. The arrangement can be seen clearly in the following preliminary plan.

The writer of this assignment after going through the preliminary plan of the city (shown above) is trying to use his own feeling to identify the morphologies of the city with google’s view of the northen part as the basis. The following figure is the spontaneous identification of the morphologies of the city after learning carefully the preliminary plan and the recent map of the city.

The morphologies of grid, hexagon, and radial are identified spontaneously as shown in the following figure.