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"THE FLOW" IS A FLEXIBLE AND LINEAR FLOWING STRUCTURE, THAT OFFERS A PEACE OF MIND AND A GROUNDED PERSONA, SIMILAR TO THE CONCEPT OF IT BEING A STREAM THAT FLOWS FROM THE HIGH-RISE MODERN LIFESTYLE TO A MORE COLLABORATED COMMUNITY LINKED TOGETHER BY THEIR ROOTS, CULTURE, TRADITION AND IS ONE WITH NATURE BY COMBINING TWO DIFF GEOMETRIES. # Concept Architecture Competition # Urban Design Competition

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Grid: Equally spaced, perpendicular streets. Need not consist of straight lines. Simplifies subdivision of land for agricultural and urban use. Well suited to level ground, but can be adapted to sloping ground. Radial: Directs flow from a common center. Beltways allow through traffic to bypass the center to alleviate congestion. Linear: Useful where development is restricted by natural topography (narrow valley) or parallels with existing transportation artery (railroad, freeway). Linear Planning Architecture, Cluster Concept Architecture, Clustered Architecture Concept, Spatial Planning Architecture, Cluster Architecture Plan, Cluster Design Architecture, Radial Planning Architecture, Grid Concept Architecture, Linear Circulation Architecture

Grid: Equally spaced, perpendicular streets. Need not consist of straight lines. Simplifies subdivision of land for agricultural and urban use. Well suited to level ground, but can be adapted to sloping ground. Radial: Directs flow from a common center. Beltways allow through traffic to bypass the center to alleviate congestion. Linear: Useful where development is restricted by natural topography (narrow valley) or parallels with existing transportation artery (railroad, freeway).

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