쉐도잉 연습: What is Urban Planning? - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기

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What is urban planning?
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That's a simple question, but it has a complicated answer.
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The word plan is fairly common in the English language.
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If you ask somebody about their plans for the weekend, for instance, you can expect an answer in reply, even if that person you asked hadn't planned a response.
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A different kind of planning, frequently discussed in the news and government, is a lot harder to describe.
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You've probably heard some
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or all of these terms used before urban planning community planning
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city planning regional planning there are also climate action plans capital investment plans transportation plans
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and strategic plans there are
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so many kinds of plans it can be hard to tell them apart it gets even more confusing
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when engineers architects or politicians not planners are making some of those plans it's okay
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if your understanding of planning drops off somewhere between weekend plans
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and urban plans I'm here to help
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so what is urban planning there is a specific professional field
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known as planning you can get a degree in planning
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and they get hired to a job as a planner planners can get professionally certified
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and earn a graduate degree in planning professional planners spend their days writing
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and implementing plans so let's say
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that one of the definitions of planning is work done by planners but that's obviously a bit too simplistic
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All of these varieties of planning have one thing in common, preparing for the future.
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Other professions do it too, but preparing for the future is the primary motivation of urban planners.
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How will people get around in the future?
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Where will people live and work in the future?
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How will all of the systems required to support those people, electrical grids, sewers, and the water supply, fit into the city?
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These are all questions that planners are working to answer using tools and policies specific to the field of planning.
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The numerous considerations raised by those questions again reintroduce the possibility of architects, engineers, and politicians doing some of the planning.
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So where does urban planning fit in all these different kinds of planning?
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The complexity of planning for the future creates a need for an intermediary between different communities and related professional fields,
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and their fundamental intersectionality is one of the ways that urban planners distinguish themselves from these other professions.
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You'll often hear planners say that they are professional generalists or that they wear many hats.
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Planners are like a Swiss army knife in the city building process, which is another reason planners are sometimes confused with engineers, architects, or politicians.
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Given their flexibility, another one of the most important roles for planners is engaging with the public.
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Planning for the future in today's complex world means addressing the hopes and ambitions of a diverse collection of humans,
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workers of all varieties, residents who live in all sorts of homes and in all kinds of household arrangements, and communities and cultures originating from all over the world.
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Planners are the first to gather feedback from the public to inform a comprehensive vision of the future.
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The next step in the planning process is synthesizing all
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that information and communicating a vision of the future for approval by a governing body, like a city council or a county board of supervisors.
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The approval process can be intensely political, so planning is also fundamentally political.
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In many cities, planners will also manage the implementation of that approved vision by enforcing the legal tools of planning, usually known as zoning codes.
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There is a clear distinction between the process of planning for a city's future and the process of implementing that vision,
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but planners will be involved in both to ensure the city evolves as planned.
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Another way to understand planning is by studying the way the field has changed throughout history
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and how that evolution is reflected in the world of today.
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A few men from history had the opportunity to plan cities from scratch, like Pierre -Charles L 'Enfant in Washington DC,
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Daniel Burnham in Chicago, or George Eugene Hausman in Paris.
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Other very powerful men from the 20th century, like Robert Moses and Le Corbusier, transformed entire neighborhoods and cities to fit their preferred model.
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And yes, in the past it was mostly men doing the planning.
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After zoning codes gained popularity in the early 20th century, planners began to focus almost entirely on land use,
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and planning began to mean the process of deciding where to locate residential office retail
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and industrial uses in new
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and existing cities the desire to separate residential uses from noxious
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industrial uses enabled by the mass production of the automobile
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and a massive government program to build interstate highways represents a significant step toward creating the mostly suburban
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and sprawling country we live in today in the 21st century planning is much more grassroots
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and orientation inspired by the writings of jane Jacobs,
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among others, and enshrined in legal and political tools designed to protect the interests and values of local residents, businesses, and communities.
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the term urban planning rather than city planning has become more
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popular as the public has taken a renewed interest in cities
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and as the environmental
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and economic consequences of the 20th century model of planning have
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become apparent to this day numerous debates contest the future of urban planning
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and planning continues to evolve as a result big questions will
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determine the kinds of values embedded in contemporary plans like how to address climate change and housing affordability,
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how to overcome a long history of racist and discriminatory regulatory practices, and how much planners should regulate the form of buildings, not just the use of land.
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The answers to those questions will shape the world of the mid - and long -term future.
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So what are your plans?

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  • "professional generalists" (전문적인 만능가)
  • "wear many hats" (여러 가지 역할을 맡다)
  • "Swiss Army Knife" (스위스 군용 칼처럼 다용도로 사용되는 존재)
  • "synthesize all that information" (모든 정보를 종합하다)
  • "comprehensive vision" (종합적인 비전)

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