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Definition of town planning in English: town planningnoun mass nounThe planning and control of the construction, growth, and development of a town or other urban area. 城镇规划 principles of town planning Example sentencesExamples - Two years before, the architect had succeeded Walter Gropius as Dean of the Harvard School of Design, where he was preaching a new unity of architecture and town planning.
- Is it a game about town planning, or people development or is it merely a toy?
- Once you've built one of these buildings, wouldn't it further complicate future town planning and development?
- Some are fairly straightforward: textbooks of cosmology, history, religious observance, law, town planning and home management.
- Architecture and town planning reflect the social and political structure of a society.
- Towns and experts from all over the world are able to exchange information and experiences in the area of urban lighting and promote light as an integral feature of urban life, architecture and town planning.
- Permission for building construction, remodelling and town planning is granted by the local self-governments.
- These matters were raised in the early studies of town planning and urban development by Pigou and articulated convincingly by Liepmann as given in Table 1.
- Erskine became well known for his humanist town planning in Britain and Sweden.
- It concentrates on town planning and the construction of new port facilities that greatly enhanced the city's stature as a center of maritime trade.
- That involves a combination of town planning, the development of key infrastructure, and a focus on key business clusters.
- I'm becoming increasingly interested in urban design and town planning, mainly as a consumer.
- Topics up for discussion include current values, property funding, construction trends, strategic town planning and development.
- The loss of the Water Gardens would be particularly disappointing for the people of Harlow as well as for 20th century architecture and town planning.
- The programme is made up of members from the departments of health, fire, building control, town planning and police.
- As a result, the book reads like the first draft of what could have been a useful addition to the discussion of British town planning.
- Since decriminalisation, we have heard a lot from local governments that can now control brothel licensing and town planning.
- Formal town planning in Hong Kong dates from 1939 when the Town Planning Ordinance was enacted.
- We may not agree that these rules are sufficient for town planning, but I think we should accept them as necessary.
- But university administrators said that he had been a dedicated student of town planning and urban development who had specialised in urban renewal.
Derivativesnoun The author is a qualified architect and town planner. Example sentencesExamples - He trained as a town planner and signed off extensions and dormer window conversions before bureaucratic frustration forced him to seek new pastures.
- He's an architect and town planner and lives in Sydney.
- I'm an architect and a town planner and I spent a lot of my time looking at Europe for inspiration in that field, but when it comes to local democracy I think the US is quite a good model.
- I did what I thought was right for me, going to university then becoming a town planner.
Definition of town planning in US English: town planningnounˌtoun ˈplaniNGˌtaʊn ˈplænɪŋ principles of town planning another term for city planning Example sentencesExamples - The programme is made up of members from the departments of health, fire, building control, town planning and police.
- Some are fairly straightforward: textbooks of cosmology, history, religious observance, law, town planning and home management.
- Is it a game about town planning, or people development or is it merely a toy?
- But university administrators said that he had been a dedicated student of town planning and urban development who had specialised in urban renewal.
- It concentrates on town planning and the construction of new port facilities that greatly enhanced the city's stature as a center of maritime trade.
- Formal town planning in Hong Kong dates from 1939 when the Town Planning Ordinance was enacted.
- The loss of the Water Gardens would be particularly disappointing for the people of Harlow as well as for 20th century architecture and town planning.
- Two years before, the architect had succeeded Walter Gropius as Dean of the Harvard School of Design, where he was preaching a new unity of architecture and town planning.
- That involves a combination of town planning, the development of key infrastructure, and a focus on key business clusters.
- We may not agree that these rules are sufficient for town planning, but I think we should accept them as necessary.
- Since decriminalisation, we have heard a lot from local governments that can now control brothel licensing and town planning.
- Architecture and town planning reflect the social and political structure of a society.
- These matters were raised in the early studies of town planning and urban development by Pigou and articulated convincingly by Liepmann as given in Table 1.
- As a result, the book reads like the first draft of what could have been a useful addition to the discussion of British town planning.
- Towns and experts from all over the world are able to exchange information and experiences in the area of urban lighting and promote light as an integral feature of urban life, architecture and town planning.
- Topics up for discussion include current values, property funding, construction trends, strategic town planning and development.
- Once you've built one of these buildings, wouldn't it further complicate future town planning and development?
- Erskine became well known for his humanist town planning in Britain and Sweden.
- Permission for building construction, remodelling and town planning is granted by the local self-governments.
- I'm becoming increasingly interested in urban design and town planning, mainly as a consumer.
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