Urban and Regional Planning
Urban and Regional Planning
Urban and regional planning is a technical and political process of designing and organizing land use (including air and water), passing into and out of a planning area to promote equitable development, enhance quality of life, and address social, economic, and environmental constraints.
Our key components of urban and regional planning include land use planning, physical planning, transport planning, urban design, environmental planning, community development, and economic development.
In land use planning, we focus on the allocation and regulation of land for various uses such as residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, mixed-use developments, transportation, public spaces, public utilities, and public purposes—in summary, the “what” and “where” of land use allocation and regulation.
In physical planning, we deal with designing and organizing physical infrastructure within planning jurisdictions, while in urban planning, we develop comprehensive urban designs, master plans, and zoning regulations to guide and control development in urban areas.
As a firm, we have experienced expertise in the categories of:
Our Services
- National Physical and Land Use Development Plans.
- Inter-County Physical and Land Use development plans.
- County Physical and Land Use Development Plans.
- Local Physical and Land Use Development Plans (In relation to a city, municipality, town or market centers).
- Special Area Plans.
- County Spatial Plans (CSPs).
- Master Plans.
- Integrated Strategic Urban Development plans (In relation to a city, municipality, town or market centers).
- Land use zoning plans.
- Development Control applications ranging from;
- Change of user.
- Extension of user.
- Extension of lease.
- Processing of easements and wayleaves.
- Siting of critical infrastructure such as education facilities, petrol stations, base transmission stations, industries, power generation plants, eco-lodges and campsites.
- Subdivision schemes and amalgamation proposals.
- Spatial data collection, collation and mapping.
- Community Development and advocacy planning.
