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Visualization of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) in analyzing design proposals for urban environments are tools that contextualize the existing community of both built and natural geographic conditions into the urban future. This study looks into opportunities of Simbahayan Communities of the University of Santo Tomas. Standard SWOT matrix is supported with documented images in maps, photographs and charts to articulate the characteristics of the study areas in understanding the ecological implications of both manmade and natural resources. The study aims to present urban design proposals as synergy tools in collaborating with stakeholders. Results of the study show the importance of a net zero approach in the last mile transport connection prioritizing walking and biking as a modality; strengthening of existing public utility routes by identifying possible location of public utility vehicle stations; and enriching the urban fabric by converting underutilized space as parks and edible gardens.

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Visualizing Design Opportunities Through SWOT Imaging as a Synergy Tool for Urban Environments at the Core and Periphery of Mega Manila

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • Cecilia May S. Villanueva,
  • Kent Bendrix E. Bantad,
  • Noriel Sharezer A. Fabia,
  • Xavier Daniel Y. Tan,
  • Jelena Elise S. Tumamao,
  • Christian Raphael D. Castillo,
  • Ryanne Dorathy S. Macatangay,
  • Rosemary Louise V. Tan,
  • Josephine Cyjo Lyn V. Tiberio

摘要

Visualization of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) in analyzing design proposals for urban environments are tools that contextualize the existing community of both built and natural geographic conditions into the urban future. This study looks into opportunities of Simbahayan Communities of the University of Santo Tomas. Standard SWOT matrix is supported with documented images in maps, photographs and charts to articulate the characteristics of the study areas in understanding the ecological implications of both manmade and natural resources. The study aims to present urban design proposals as synergy tools in collaborating with stakeholders. Results of the study show the importance of a net zero approach in the last mile transport connection prioritizing walking and biking as a modality; strengthening of existing public utility routes by identifying possible location of public utility vehicle stations; and enriching the urban fabric by converting underutilized space as parks and edible gardens.