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IMPORTANCE OF PLANNING AND EXECUTION OF RESIDENTIAL SITE

Deepti Pande Rana, Neelesh Gulati

Abstract


Sustainable urban development is largely dependent on how residential sites are planned and implemented. This study investigates the vital components of careful planning and implementation in the development of residential sites. The study discusses the importance of which includes adaptive strategies to overcome the problems faced by global warming, with a particular focus on urban riverfronts. The report highlights the necessity of thorough planning that takes community involvement, infrastructure construction, and ecological considerations into account. It covers effective case studies as well as tactics used in different cities to develop residential locations along riverfronts that are climate resilient. The study underscores how crucial it is for local communities, legislators, and urban planners to work together to develop adaptive measures. Through an analysis of the interactions between green spaces, climate-sensitive infrastructure, and architectural design, this abstract demonstrates creative ways for enhancing the resilience of urban riverside developments. An essential component of urban growth is the design and construction of residential sites. The importance of thoughtful preparation and efficient execution in residential site development is examined in this research. It draws attention to how these procedures affect infrastructure, quality of life, and the sustainable development of cities. This study emphasizes the significance of rigorous and strategic planning, as well as the perfect carry out of residential site projects, in building thriving and pleasant urban settings by studying important elements including land use, infrastructures and community integration.


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