Urban Planning Documentation Services: Master Plans, Detailed Plans, and Historical Justifications

Development of urban planning documentation includes:

• master plans of settlements;

• detailed territorial plans;

• historical and urban planning justifications.

V.S. Project employs qualified specialists and uses licensed software to prepare urban planning documentation in compliance with state building codes and standards.

Developing urban planning documentation, we provide a comprehensive approach, allowing the Client to receive a high-quality product while optimising both costs and time resources:

• organisation of topographic and geodetic surveys;

• collection of initial data on behalf of the Client;

• preparation of urban planning project documentation;

• participation in the review by the architectural and urban planning council and the relevant council session;

• participation in public hearings and consideration of community proposals regarding the project;

• assistance to the Client in obtaining approvals for the developed documentation.

The Master Plan of a settlement is the main type of urban planning documentation at the local level. It justifies the long-term strategy for land use and development of the settlement, taking into account state, community, and private interests.

The Detailed Territorial Plan defines the planning organisation and functional purpose, spatial composition, building parameters, and landscape design of a quarter, micro-district, or another part of a settlement. It is prepared to obtain urban planning conditions and restrictions for planned development. A topographic survey is carried out before the preparation of a detailed plan.

The Historical and Urban Planning Justification (HUPJ) is a research document that defines the feasibility of construction within a historical area of a settlement, including volumetric and spatial parameters of the object. It considers the impact on cultural heritage sites and the preservation of the traditional character of the environment. The HUPJ establishes the feasibility of new construction or reconstruction of buildings and defines the permissible parameters for such works.