地區單位計劃이 都市計劃에 미치는 影響 硏究

지구단위계획이 도시계획에 미치는 영향을 분석했다.

Even though District Unit Planning(DUP) was introduced to Urban Planning only 10 years ago, There has been a positive effect on Urban Planning changing from grid planning to 3-D planning through District Unit Planning. But, most part of the first District Unit Planning which is being enforced are extension of floor space index by the upgrade in DUP class for apartment house buildings. Specifically, the first District Unit Planning contains use districts, areas, infrastructure, housing or lots, building use and density, environment or view, improvements on traffic and various plan elements in the area of Urban Planning.

But, Because it is legally allowed to focus on only one of those elements, General access methods of Urban Planning and future city image are being ignored. In order to manage the first District Unit Plan more efficiently, The first District Unit Plan should be established under Urban Management Plan based on the whole city through down zoning technique. And the majority of the DUP is a form of new street development. Therefore, Plan direction for business districts of other types are needed for a balanced layout and organization.

The first District Unit Planning is required to supplement management systems or the contents of plan which should meet demands flexibly in accordance with changes in housing and commerce. In addition, The first District Unit Plan should create a beautiful and creative environment in cities to prepare the residential environment coincident with regional traits by introducing various incentive systems. And, apartment buildings to maximize economical efficiency feature standardized landscaping throughout cities. Therefore, the concept of an average number of stories should be introduced to balance the weak points in the future.

Only after these measures are taken, the Initial District Unit Plan, which is aimed at improving the environment in cities, will reach the goal and strengthen the competitive power of cities by diversifying the spatial and visual qualities of area.