1. Urban analysis: Urban development begins with a comprehensive analysis of the targeted city or region. This includes studying influencing factors such as demography, economics, history, and culture. Data is collected and analyzed to identify issues and opportunities affecting urban development.

2. Development vision and strategy: A vision and strategy for the urban development process are developed based on the previous analysis. The goals and guidelines that the development process will achieve are defined. These goals include enhancing environmental sustainability, enhancing social life, and improving infrastructure.

3. Urban design: This aspect includes designing the city or region in a sustainable and aesthetic way. This includes planning neighborhoods and streets, distributing public and green spaces, and providing functional diversity to the areas. Urban design must be applicable and compatible with the current and future needs of the city.

4. Redevelopment of old areas: Redevelopment of old areas is an essential part of urban development. This includes renovating old buildings, improving infrastructure, and providing public and green spaces. This transformation requires cooperation with the local community and providing innovative solutions to existing problems.

5. Environmental sustainability: Sustainable urban development is vital in designing sustainable cities for the future. This requires attention to preserving natural resources, promoting renewable energy, and improving air and water quality. It also includes designing green buildings and promoting sustainable public transportation.

6. Community participation: The urban development process must be participatory and inclusive of the local community. This includes listening to residents’ opinions and participating in decision-making. This enhances transparency and effective participation and ensures that urban development is implemented in a way that meets the needs of the community.