Overview
Physical planning is the foundation of all sustainable development — the rational use of land to create functional, healthy, productive environments. As registered physical planners in Kenya we navigate the Physical and Land Use Planning Act so your project is conceived on a solid, compliant foundation.
What is Physical Planning?
Physical planning is the process of planning land, resources and infrastructure to achieve social and economic goals. It produces spatial plans that guide where development should and should not happen.
What we deliver
- Preparation of Regional and Local Physical Development Plans
- Development control and advisory
- Site analysis and suitability studies
- Liaison with county and national physical planning departments
- Planning reports for financing and investment
Regulatory framework
- Physical and Land Use Planning Act, 2019
- Council of Physical Planners (CPP) requirements
- County zoning and development regulations
FAQ
Are you registered physical planners?+
Yes. Our principals are registered with the Physical Planners Registration Board and are members of the Kenya Institute of Planners (MKIP).
What is the difference between physical and urban planning?+
Physical planning sets the strategic spatial framework — what goes where. Urban planning focuses the framework on cities and built-up areas with detailed design.