GATE 2024 AR — Planning – Question 59

Planning History, Theory and Techniques · Concepts and theories of urban planning · 2 marks · Multiple choice

Match P valley section, Q third-place theory, R defensible space, S desakota with 1 McGee and Ginsburg, 2 Oscar Newman, 3 Ray Oldenburg, 4 Patrick Geddes, 5 C.A.Doxiadis.

P–4; Q–3; R–2; S–1
P–4; Q–2; R–3; S–1
P–1; Q–3; R–5; S–2
P–2; Q–4; R–1; S–5

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Correct answer: (A) P–4; Q–3; R–2; S–1

Explanation

Geddes developed the valley-section perspective(4); Oldenburg discussed third places(3); Newman developed defensible space(2); the desakota literature is associated with McGee and the named regional-urbanisation scholarship(1). Thus A. The concepts connect respectively to regional ecology, social gathering, environmental security and mixed urban-rural regions.

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