The Role of Legislation, Laws and Policies in the Formation and Promotion of Residential Neighbourhoods, Dr. N. I. Ahmed
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Dr. N.I. Ahmed
National Center for Research
Sudan
Purpose: Al-sahafa city was considered to be one of the planned cities by the Ministry of urban planning in 1967. The population plan for citizens resulted in planning this city; it forms residential cells and characterised by types of housing. The situation today, with the increasing population and lack of implementation of building regulations, has led to problems in the design of the neighbourhood and its spaces.
Methodology: This paper pursues field research in the form of observations of these problems. The fieldwork monitored and compared local standards with international standards, and looked at ways to solve the problems in the design aspects of the city. The paper touches on several axes: civilisationof land tenure methods, type and form of planning, its causes and quality, residential buildings, density, urban growth and urban population behaviour, and what problems exist for the neighbourhood and its services. Information was gathered from relevant sources, the current situation was studied, and the research focused on the standards of general residential neighbourhood services and their relationship with individuals.
Findings: The research found that the problems were identical to planning standards and their relationship to the non-application of laws, legislation, and urban planning regulations (most notably the 1997 law amending the Law of 2008). problems also stemmed from the impact of human behaviour in the urban environment, and in design and planning. These included the type of tracks, and the arrangement of stewing khartoum city centre.
Citation: Ahmed. N. I.: The Role of Legislation, Laws and Policies in the Formation and Promotion of Residential Neighbourhoods. In Allam Ahmed(Ed.): Home-Books-Proceedings-SDC, Vol. 1, pp. 23 - 24. WASD: Brighton, United Kingdom.