Archgen733 The Eventfulness of Social Landscapes in Auckland Metropolitan Centers, as a response to surrounding demographics. As Auckland City continues to grow, its urban agenda is constantly changing and evolving to cater to the needs of the city. As both populations and cities develop, the need for events as a unifying medium is becoming more apparent, on both large and small scales. Events are becoming forms of ‘branding’ for cities, with festivals and events adding to the cultural identity
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When I heard that our MBA trip abroad was going to be to Copenhagen, I was in 7th heaven. I have always wanted to go to the Scandinavian countries, Copenhagen—“the happiest place on earth”, it was a dream come true. I was all prepared, had the city map app on my iphone.. and Landed at the airport, just knowing that we have to catch the metro or take an uber. I met another class mate and we decided to take the metro. We picked up couple of the city maps and bought the 72 hour metro pass. Getting
evolve. Hip-Hop, once limited to urban music and dance has become a widespread form of communication exhibited and enjoyed by young people throughout the world. Hip-Hop is no longer limited to rap music and break dancing; today it represents a multi-billion dollar industry that influences everything from fashion to prime- time television programming, professional sports, mass media marketing and advertising. Today Hip-Hop is becoming a way of life, a culture that is intricately
world becomes increasingly interconnected, American companies have been expanding their businesses overseas, seeking new markets and new investment opportunities. These companies are seeking countries with a high GDP, strategic location, and a growing urban middle class. GDP, or gross domestic product, is the sum of value added by resident firms, households, and governments operating in an economy (Peng, 2016, pg. 5). Since GDP is an important measure of economic growth, nations with high GDP are seen
Many rural inhabitants, after the reform era had taken jobs in cities, albeit as a floating population, due to the strictness of the hukou household registration system most rural registered workers in cities today don’t enjoy the benefits of their urban registered counterparts, of housing, health care and schooling for their children. Most rural areas are also responsible for development of their own areas, with little support from the government, taxes and fees remain high in proportion in the countryside
Name Class Professor Bernard Marchand explains the sense of personal challenge that numerous individuals experienced when met with the booming metropolis of Paris. Each inhabitant of the city, no matter the size, seeks to dominate, master it. This task can be no greater than the task of a historian who seeks to write of its history.The entire history of Paris spans over the course of two thousand years. It is entwined within the histories of France and Europe. Its story filled with countless wars
the process by which the people are migrating from the rural area to urban area for the searching the employment opportunities. In the processes increases the number of people living in the cities among those people who are living in the rural areas. In the process the day to day become a number of the people increased those who are migrating from the rural area to urban areas. Most of the people are migrating from the rural to urban because of good quality of facilities provided by the State. The urbanization
public spaces are located outdoor space and be visible from different aspects for visitors, three has been a kind of fear of being enclosed space for people that can be diminished by using glasses walls and open entrances. Bringing vibrancy of street life in the enclosed area or keeping several doors open to make a clear imagination of that space are helpful for welcoming of the space (Gehl 1987; Whyte 1980). Being exclusive in public space or as Kohn (2004) says ‘privatization’ is a consequence that
the Byzantine Empire, and the Islamic world. However between 1,000 and 1215 ad, Western Europe began a series of profound changes . The period of tribal migration, war, and colonisation diminishes; this period gives way to a more settled system of emerging nation states. Now it becomes possible for the bourgeoning states to raise taxation such as the Norman Poll tax from the developing money economy, as well as technical advances in farming, and social changes, when taken in conjunction with