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Urban Morphology of the City of Tshwane DARREN NEL & ALBERT FERREIRA WITH SERGE SALAT 01.08.2013

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Page 1: Urban Morphology of the City of Tshwane

Urban Morphology of the City of Tshwane

DARREN NEL & ALBERT FERREIRA WITH SERGE SALAT 01.08.2013

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Introduction

• Comparative typology analysis between various areas in the City of Tshwane and International Examples

Scale of analysis:

• 1600m X 1600m (1 square mile)

• 800m X 800m

• Block and Building interface

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Morphological Typology in the City of Tshwane

Case study areas

• Inner city of Pretoria Tshwane

– Grid model

– Fine grain grid

• Suburban – Classic Open

– Enclosed and Gated communities

• Township

– Informal

– “RDP”

• Rural

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Case study Areas

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1 square mile selection

Woodhill Brooklyn

CDB Zambezi Irene

Attridgeville Hammanskraal

Mamelodi

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Ahmedabad: 2700 intersections Hammanskraal

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Ahmedabad: 2700 intersections Mamelodi

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Marabastad

40m

70m

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240m

140m

Pretoria Central

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CBD of Tshwane New York

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CBD of Tshwane San Francisco: 137 intersections

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CBD of Tshwane Barcelona: 168 intersections

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CBD of Tshwane Brooklyn

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CBD of Tshwane

Marabastad

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Walnut Creek: 107 intersections Zambezi Country Estate

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Paris Attridgeville

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Walnut Creek: 107 intersections Woodhill estate

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Inner city Blocks

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Key scales for urban sustainability

City scale

• Compact

• Connected

Community scale

• Walkable

• Accessible

Block scale

• Mixed use

• Diversified

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800mX800m area

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The Contrast between interface and use

Informal Trader Mobile Street Trader Chain Store/National Retailer Convenience Store Wholesale Arcade/Shopping centre route Individual Shop Speciality Retail

LEGEND 24

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Small Blocks with subdivisions and mixed uses

Informal Trader Mobile Street Trader Chain Store/National Retailer Convenience Store Wholesale Arcade/Shopping centre route Individual Shop Speciality Retail

LEGEND 25

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Grid Resilience & Subdivisions

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1939

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1958

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1976

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1991

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2013

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Menlyn Maine Attridgeville CBD Brooklyn Zambezi Estate

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Neighbourhood Analysis

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Selected study areas

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Brooklyn

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Brooklyn: unit of analysis (800 x 800 m blocks)

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Does not lend itself to large enclosures

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Irene

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Irene: unit of analysis (800 x 800 m blocks)

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Newlands

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Case 2: Newlands (enclosed area)

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Newlands: Unit of analysis (800 x 800m block)

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Most of Pretoria east: suburban layout

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The evolution of the suburban tree

Salat (2012)

A B C D

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Silver Lakes

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Silver Lakes: unit of analysis (800 x 800 m block)

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The evolution of the suburban tree

Indicator What is being

calculated Brooklyn Irene Silver Lakes Newlands

Intensity Surface occupied by road

network (%) 9.1 15.4 24.8 37.5

Connectivity

Connectivity of the car

grid 31.6 28.1 12.5 28.1

Cyclomatic complexity of

the car grid (per 0.64

km²)

25 26 11 14

Average distance

between intersections

car grid (m)

150 152 224 147

External Connectivity

(How easy is it to get

outside of the area)

34 2 2 3

Proximity

The mean distance

between two

destinations (nearest

major shopping centre –

straight line distance)

Less than 1 km Less than 1 km Between 1 and 2 km Less than 1 km

Diversity

The number of different

uses More than 6 More than 6 2 1

Number of road

hierarchies 2 1 1 2

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The evolution of the suburban tree

Salat (2012)

A B C D

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The evolution of the suburban tree

Adapted from Salat (2012)

A B C D E

Should it be considered as a new type of urban morphology or just the ultimate manifestation of suburbia?

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The evolution of the suburban tree

Evolution of modernistic planning In Tshwane

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Gated communities: concentrated

Gated off areas take up ±2.3% of the area of the City of Tshwane

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Selected area of concentration

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Concentration of different types