Drawing the Building TAKS Boundaries with the Help of the Sine Theorem of Planned Type Zoning Building Regulations

Abstract

Keywords

• Zoning Structure Ordinance
• Sine Theorem
• Zoning Diameter

Drawing the Building TAKS Boundaries with the Help of the Sine Theorem of Planned Type Zoning Building Regulations

Abstract

Zoning plans are the design work required for the correct use of space in terms of urbanization. While creating zoning plans, zoning islands are created together with various planning methods. Reconstruction islands are also named as having legends such as residence, subject + commercial, commercial, social areas, religious facility areas called places of worship, green areas. The important part is how the construction permit is given to the parcels that will coincide within these islands. This process is the zoning diameter. Zoning diameters are the drawings made on the ground according to different methods. In our study of how to give zoning diameters to different types of zoning islands, it was aimed to provide appropriate angle distances inside perpendicular or parallel by adding the lengths of the parcels to each other, which we call the sine theorem. It was examined how the zoning island would be given a diameter in terms of length according to the precedent and the amount of height processed in the plan.

Keywords

• Zoning Structure Ordinance
• Sine Theorem
• Zoning Diameter

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