-Creating a new system for human beings and
environment-
Regional planning regulates the interaction
of human beings with nature. It reaches down
to the details of people's daily life and,
while it expresses our perception of the
environment, it alsoinfluences our attitude
toward nature. In recent years, regional
planning has emerged as a very important
instrument to address both environmental
and socio-economic problems, because it requires
a global and interdisciplinary approach.
From rural areas to small towns, regional
and settlement planning at NIT aims at a
low impact on the environment. It involves
the use and enhancement of the natural ecosystems
and careful consideration of the cycles of
energy and substance.
In order to address both the present problems
and those expected to arise in the future,
we present to the communities, with the help
of the local population, plans that integrate
the social, economic, and ecological aspects
of community life.