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Paper size: Use Letter size paper or A4 (In compliance with international research
standards)
PROPOSAL TITLE (Arial 12pts., Bold))
Authors:
Name/s (Arial 10pts.Bold)
Program and Year Level
College
School
E-mail Address (Optional)
Abstract (Arial 12 pts., Bold)
This part contains an overview of the proposal. Write your abstract in Arial 12 pts with 1
½ spacing between lines. Abstract may contain 150 – 200 words.
Keywords: Keywords are terms related to the study i.e field of study, topic, related
words etc. which can help for paper and topic referencing.
1.0 INTRODUCTION (Arial 12 pts., Bold) - RUZEL
Provide an introduction to the urban design proposal. This section should include:
▪ Briefly describe the project’s aim, location, and relevance.
▪ List specific goals for your urban design proposal. Example objectives could
include improving pedestrian flow, enhancing green spaces, or addressing
environmental sustainability.
▪ Explain the urban context of the site. Include its history, significance, and current
issues/challenges.
▪ Discussion must be in Arial 12 pts with 1 ½ spacing between lines.
New paragraphs may be indented or flushed.
2.0 DATA PRESENTATION (Arial 12 pts., Bold)
This part presents the discussion of the subject/topic taken up. Thorough presentation
and proper organization of data are necessary so the data generated in this section can
provide clear understanding on the author’s view points of the topic or the approach and
direction of the study.
2.1. Site Analysis - RUZEL
This section is crucial for understanding the site's potentials and constraints. Use
diagrams, maps, or sketches where necessary.
▪ Location. Identify and describe the site’s location, boundaries, and nearby
landmarks. Provide a map or site plan.
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▪ Existing Conditions. Analyze the current physical, social, and environmental
conditions of the site. Discuss elements such as:
o Land use
o Topography
o Transportation networks
o Vegetation and landscape elements
o Climate conditions (sun, wind, etc.)
o Infrastructure and utilities
o Current zoning regulations
▪ SWOT Analysis. Conduct a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities, and Threats) of the site.
2.2. Conceptual Framework and Design Philosophy - RUZEL
Explain your overarching design philosophy and the conceptual framework that will
guide your proposal:
▪ Design Concept. Introduce the central concept or theme of your design (e.g.,
sustainability, walkability, placemaking).
▪ Philosophy and Precedents. Discuss the urban design philosophies or theories
that influenced your approach. Cite precedents or case studies that support your
ideas (urban parks, waterfront designs, etc.).
▪ User Experience. Define how users will interact with the space. Consider
different stakeholders (residents, tourists, commuters, etc.) and their needs.
2.3. Urban Design Proposal - MAICA
Present the specific details of your urban design proposal. This section should be
well-organized and supported with diagrams, renderings, and illustrations.
▪ Landscaping Design. Explain how landscape elements (trees, plants, water
features, etc.) are integrated into the proposal. Include strategies for
environmental sustainability, such as green infrastructure or stormwater
management systems.
▪ Circulation and Accessibility. Describe how people will move through the
space. Discuss pedestrian, vehicular, and bicycle pathways, as well as
accessibility for differently-abled individuals.
▪ Open Spaces and Public Realm. Highlight the design of open spaces like
plazas, parks, and recreational areas. Address how the design enhances
social interaction and community engagement.
▪ Building and Infrastructure Integration. Discuss how new or existing
buildings will relate to the landscape design. Consider aesthetic harmony,
human scale, and functional relationships.
▪ Sustainability Strategies. Explain how the proposal addresses
environmental concerns. Include sustainable design principles such as:
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o Renewable energy integration
o Water conservation techniques
o Use of native vegetation
o Materials sourcing and waste reduction
2.4. Master Plan and Zoning - MERVIE
Present your detailed master plan:
o Master Plan Overview. Provide a graphic representation (site plan) showing the
entire proposal. Include key elements like green spaces, transportation routes,
and building placements.
o Zoning Regulations and Compliance. Discuss the zoning regulations that
apply to the site and how your proposal complies with or suggests modifications
to them.
2.5. Phasing and Implementation -MAICA
Break down the project into manageable phases for implementation. Include:
▪ Phase 1. Short-term goals (e.g., site preparation, initial landscaping).
▪ Phase 2. Medium-term goals (e.g., public spaces, infrastructure improvements).
▪ Phase 3. Long-term vision (e.g., integration of all design elements, final
development).
Provide an estimated timeline for each phase and discuss funding, potential partners,
and community involvement.
2.5. Impact Assessment -MERVIE
Evaluate the potential impacts of your proposal:
▪ Social Impact. Discuss how your design will benefit the community in terms of
improved quality of life, health, safety, and social inclusion.
▪ Economic Impact. Explain how your design could contribute to local economic
development (e.g., increased tourism, enhanced property values).
▪ Environmental Impact. Describe how your proposal will reduce environmental
footprint, improve urban biodiversity, and contribute to climate resilience.
3.0. CONCLUSION and RECOMMENDATIONS - RUZEL
3.1. Conclusion
Summarize the key points of your proposal. Reiterate the significance of the design and
its long-term benefits to the community, environment, and overall urban fabric.
3.2. Recommendations
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If a recommendation for further study or investigation of the topic discussed is
necessary, this is the section where the author presents this. Recommendations may be
in the form of action policy or information for further study or a new approach and
direction of how the topic can be further enhanced.
4.0. REFERENCES/BIBLIOGRAPHY (Always provide references for all papers preferably using
APA Standard. See example provided.)
Lucas, Robert W. The Creative Training Idea Book: Inspired Tips and Techniques for
Engaging and Effective Learning. New York: AMACOM, 2003.
Important Note:
When making your assignment/project, avoid the practice of plagiarism. This means copying in whole or
in part the materials of another author without proper citations. Any plagiarism found in assignments
would mean automatic failing grade for that particular assignment.
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