Karaka North and West Thread Studio5+Karaka+Odna

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HREAD


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CONENS1.INRODUCION

2.CONEX

3.SIE ELEMENS

4.GEOLOGY

5.HYDROLOGY

6.VEGEAION

7.INFRASRUCURE

8.CASE SUDY

9.CONSERVAION SUBDIVISION MODEL

10.OPPORUNIIES AND CONSRAINS


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1.INRODUCION


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2.CONEX


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3.SIE ELEMENS

Te major site elements currently within Karaka are:

Geology Hydrology Vegetation Inrastructure

Tese elements show the most important ecological and built eatures that will be utilised within thefnal design.


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4.GEOLOGY


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7.INFRASRUCURE


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8.CASE SUDY


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9.CONSERVAION SUBDIVISION MODEL


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10.OPPORUNIIES AND CONSRAINS


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13.SETTLEMENT DENSITIES


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15.SRUCURE PLAN


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16.CONCLUSION

17 ERMINOLOGY


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17.ERMINOLOGYGlossary o terms

thread (thr d) Computer Science

A portion o a program that can run independently o and concurrently with other portions o the program

o With the implemented growth strategy, Karaka can run independently, yet be harmoniously well connected and easily accessible to the wider Auckland region.

URBAN AGRICULURE:

Involves the animal husbandry, aqualculture, agroorestry, and horticultural opportunities available in this proposed peri-urban settlement.

Urban arm/intensity/types:

Sustainable practices

o Intensive and extensive arming:

Intensive arming: High yields producing small-scale arms. Labor and technology intensive

Extensive arming: Practiced in low density residential zones, the crop yield depending primarily on the natural ertility o the soil, terrain, climate, and the availability o wa

o Retaining some o the large arms as well as developing more areas or arming practices; larger arms catering to lower densities.

Urban arms include a wide variety o arming practices:

Livestock, horse arms, horticultural land uses, Kumara arms, sustainable ood orests, etc.

Sel-sufciency: High-level o ood security and providing employment opportunities within the region or its residents. Reducing dependence on the wider Auckland regio

much as possible.


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18.REFERENCESConservation Subdivision HandbookRetrieved rom: http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/orestry/pd/ag/ag742.pdhttp://www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/council/documents/districtplanmanukau/changes/14CMP.pdhttp://www.aucklandtransport.govt.nz/improving-transport/plans-proposals/Integratedravel/Documents/A-RLP-hearing-minutes-20April2012.pdhttp://transportblog.co.nz/2013/04/03/a-karaka-weymouth-bridge/http://www.takepart.com/article/2012/02/21/its-not-airytale-seattle-build-nations-rst-ood-orest

http://davidbarrie.typepad.com/david_barrie/2008/02/elds-o-gold.html

http://www.theecovillage.com.au/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?eature=player_embedded&v=shrWmQpb9Hk