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Planning and its Assumptions

31 August, 2012 By
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All plans, zoning regulations and bye laws are based on assumptions. If the assumptions are wrong, then the plan does not work. Assumptions are wrong because

a) The context is not researched and established.

b) Something unforeseen, such as an act of God or political and civic strife takes place.

This presentation is available for download: Planning and its Assumptions [PDF, 74 KB]

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RELATED DOCUMENTS
  1. Orangi Pilot Project
  2. The Evolution of Karachi
  3. M. A. Jinnah Road (Part II)
  4. Migration and Small Towns in Pakistan
  5. Nagarparkar Taluka Planning Project Background and Proposals
  6. Responding To The Transport Crisis In Karachi
  7. Principles for Sustainable Urban Planning
  8. Density Study of Low and Lower Income Settlements in Karachi
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