Project Conception, Design and Implementation
Urbanlogic offers client liaison and leadership for multi-disciplinary consulting teams, which is essential to the success of any project. We manage consulting teams on a daily basis through closely knit operational structures that ensure good cost control, ongoing dialogue, milestone brainstorming and conflict resolution. Thus, we ensure project plans and proposals are delivered in a timely manner, to a high quality, and where our project managers are familiar with high profile/high value plans and projects managed by the international funding agencies, governments and private sector investors, across Asia and elsewhere.
Project Conception, Design, and implementation
Urbanlogic offers client liaison and leadership for multi-disciplinary consulting teams, which is essential to the success of any project. We manage consulting teams on a daily basis through closely knit operational structures that ensure good cost control, ongoing dialogue, milestone brainstorming and conflict resolution. Thus, we ensure project plans and proposals are delivered in a timely manner, to a high quality, and where our project managers are familiar with high profile/high value plans and projects managed by the international funding agencies, governments and private sector investors, across Asia and elsewhere.
Resilient and Sustainable City Development
Ensuring Urban Sustainability
Urbanlogic has developed a sustainable urban planning model matching the “green city” agenda. This is built around the realism of economic and social development, meeting the needs of urban communities and with the capacity to attract private sector investment. Application of the model facilitates sustainable and climate resilient spatial planning, land management and urban design, ensuring achievement of targets for social advancement, better environmental sustainability, natural resource conservation, optimal usage of renewable energy and meeting pollution control targets. We practice “state of the art” planning and management for new towns and cities, existing urban communities, urban renewal, urban conservation and urban land management.
Resilient and Sustainable City Development
Ensuring Urban Sustainability
Urbanlogic has developed a sustainable urban planning model matching the “green city” agenda. This is built around the realism of economic and social development, meeting the needs of urban communities and with the capacity to attract private sector investment. Application of the model facilitates sustainable and climate resilient spatial planning, land management and urban design, ensuring achievement of targets for social advancement, better environmental sustainability, natural resource conservation, optimal usage of renewable energy and meeting pollution control targets. We practice “state of the art” planning and management for new towns and cities, existing urban communities, urban renewal, urban conservation and urban land management.
Urban Climate Reslience and Disaster Risk Management (CDRM)
Mainstreaming Climate and Disaster Risk Management into the Urban Planning and Development Process
– The Holistic Approach
The complexity and scale of building urban resilience necessitates a collective, multilateral collaboration and city-to-city partnerships that transcend traditional sectors and jurisdictions. This in turn brings together government entities, private sector players, non-government organizations (NGO), academia, and local communities to best effect. This Holistic Approach focuses on the integration of climate and disaster risk considerations in urban development, from policy making and urban planning through to the operation and maintenance (O&M) of urban infrastructure and community services. To be specific this includes:
- (i) policy integration and advocacy risk-informed urban land-use planning;
- (ii) resilient infrastructure design;
- (iii) urban community-based disaster risk management;
- (iv) gender mainstreaming, and
- (v) strengthening the capacity of urban governace, developers, and local communities to implement CDRM strategies through training, knowledge sharing, and access to resources.
Urban Climate Reslience and Disaster Risk Management (CDRM)
Mainstreaming Climate and Disaster Risk Management into the Urban Planning and Development Process – The Holistic Approach
The complexity and scale of building urban resilience necessitates a collective, multilateral collaboration and city-to-city partnerships that transcend traditional sectors and jurisdictions. This in turn brings together government entities, private sector players, non-government organizations (NGO), academia, and local communities to best effect. This Holistic Approach focuses on the integration of climate and disaster risk considerations in urban development, from policy making and urban planning through to the operation and maintenance (O&M) of urban infrastructure and community services. To be specific this includes:
- (i) policy integration and advocacy risk-informed urban land-use planning;
- (ii) resilient infrastructure design;
- (iii) urban community-based disaster risk management;
- (iv) gender mainstreaming, and
- (v) strengthening the capacity of urban governace, developers, and local communities to implement CDRM strategies through training, knowledge sharing, and access to resources.