Urban planning swot-analysis of settlement lukiv of volyn region

Abstract

In modern urban planning, more than half of the money and time is spent on research of the projected area. Cities, villages and settlements are constantly developing and improving, along with them the science of urban planning is developing, when planning and forecasting the development of settlements it is necessary to take into account the needs of these territories in different resources, take into account the needs of economic growth negative and positive consequences for the environment and life of people living and working in these areas.

When analyzing any area, more and more often resort to the so-called SWOT-analysis. Analyzing the projected area, we also used this method, considering such positions as: geographical location, natural and climatic conditions of the territory; administrative-territorial division; demographic situation and housing stock; urban infrastructure.

Lukiv is a village with a great history and a large number of historical monuments. When planning such a city, it is necessary to take into account its features, harmoniously combining natural and anthropogenic elements of the urban environment, as well as to conduct additional historical and urban planning research. When designing something new, this object must become part of the overall concept that already exists.

We should also not forget about the analysis of the comfort of the urban environment, the main indicator of which is the microclimate of the area. The state of the microclimate is influenced by the ratio of functional zones, the presence of greenery, building density, the amount of concentration of harmful substances in the air, etc..

Taking into account the analysis of the territory and identifying its strengths and weaknesses, opportunities and threats, it is possible to make urban planning decisions for the further development of Lukov. This village has a significant urban potential, favorable economic and geographical location, many free areas for housing and public and industrial warehousing.