planned
An active structure proposal with a reasonable likelihood of future construction, before the first foundation element is installed.
Structures listed as 'planned' are active proposals which have a reasonable likelihood of starting construction in the future. This phase spans the time from the initial public announcement of the design until the first segment of the structure's foundation is laid in the ground.
In general, structures should only be listed as planned after an architectural design has been created. Vague development plans should only be listed when the proposal is serious and important, and when basic specifications have been released (usage, floor count, exact location).
The phase includes approval and site preparation before foundation installation. Physical clearance or excavation can therefore occur while the structure remains planned.
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More specific definitions
4 sub-definitions-
approved
Permission for construction has been granted by the government, and assembly of the structure is expected to begin in the future. -
concept
Vague development plans have been announced, but no final design exists yet. -
proposed
Possibility of construction has been announced, and is awaiting approval by local authorities. -
site preparation
Clearance, excavation, or other preparation of a construction site before the first foundation element is installed.
Related definitions
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demolished
A structure in or beyond its final destruction or disassembly, excluding relocation and the stated standing-ruin exception. -
existing
A structure in its existence phase after construction, including renovation or a partly destroyed form left standing. -
unbuilt
An unrealized structure design for which construction is no longer expected or was never reasonably expected. -
under construction
A built object being constructed, receiving an addition, or paused during construction before completion.