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GABE’s Answer
I majored in Urban and Regional Planning and while I don't work in the field, it's principles are invaluable. Also, look at a GIS minor. It will expand your career opportunities.
Start with the best case scenario/ outcome you want, then break it down to what it takes to get there, then break each step down to what it takes to accomplish that, and keep doing it.
Example:
Goal: Fire station next to a piece of land you know is slated for residential development.
a Road Access
b ingress and egress
c Water main
d Area fire truck can cover overlapping other station?
e permits
f firehouse design appropriate with local codes/ architecture.
Start with the best case scenario/ outcome you want, then break it down to what it takes to get there, then break each step down to what it takes to accomplish that, and keep doing it.
Example:
Goal: Fire station next to a piece of land you know is slated for residential development.
a Road Access
b ingress and egress
c Water main
d Area fire truck can cover overlapping other station?
e permits
f firehouse design appropriate with local codes/ architecture.
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Darakhshan’s Answer
Hi Raymond,
It's a great career to opt for considering that 2 out of every 3 people are likely to be living in cities or other urban centers by 2050, as per United Nations report.
Governments all around the globe are allocating huge budgets for sustainable urban planning and infrastructure. It's definitely a good choice, if it genuinely interests you.
Let me suggest a good documentary that I loved about the strategic planning of Singapore. https://youtu.be/xi6r3hZe5Tg
If watching this excites you, Urban and Regional Planner is the right fit for you. Cheers!!
It's a great career to opt for considering that 2 out of every 3 people are likely to be living in cities or other urban centers by 2050, as per United Nations report.
Governments all around the globe are allocating huge budgets for sustainable urban planning and infrastructure. It's definitely a good choice, if it genuinely interests you.
Let me suggest a good documentary that I loved about the strategic planning of Singapore. https://youtu.be/xi6r3hZe5Tg
If watching this excites you, Urban and Regional Planner is the right fit for you. Cheers!!