INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN – CONNECTING ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SPATIAL PLANNING

Abstract

The integrated investment plan is to be, after the amendment of the Act on Spatial Planning and Development, a new tool allowing for the development of urbanization opportunities initiated by private and institutional entities. This paper traces the background of design theory in terms of interdisciplinary integration mechanisms within spatial disciplines, and examines how ZPI can use these mechanisms. An initial attempt at a critical assessment and perspectives that emerge in connection with the expected introduction of this legal regulation was made, thus commenting on one of the first ways of legally sanctioned initiation of planning regulations by organized urban or architectural design.