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(Simmel, 12). This intellectualism is definitive of life in any big city, for it is lacking all emphasis on personal

Historians and excavators visiting the location of Tanis all agree that it was a location that was not easily accessible. In the 1920s, Pierre Montet was the first Archaeologist to visit the site of Tanis; he described it as muddy, harsh grassland that was hazardous to access. From this it can be concluded that the location of Tanis played a key role in its preservation. When looking at Ancient sites Archaeologists are faced with many issues. If a settlement is not well preserved it is likely that

public transport infrastructure. The real estate speculation made the city grow with hardly any urban planning and very few and far apart parks. Green areas were seen and reserved to leisure time and not a necessary part for the city – the lack of contact with nature and it is evident there. The fact is almost no-one know there is urban agriculture in Sao Paulo, even with its many problems few initiatives are dotted around the city. The difference there is, while in developed countries urban farming

class residents by London middle-class reformers. American faced with increasing industrial poverty reformers here in America take a page of Britain book and the first settlement house was founded by Stanton Coit known as Neighborhood Guild in the city of New York. The main significance of the movement was to make the change easier for immigrants by providing childcare,

Assessment: Lake City Lake City is an established neighborhood in northeast Seattle with a population of 39,939 as of 2013 (Demographic Now 2015). The borders of Lake City from south to north are from 95th Street to 145th Street and from Lake Washington to 15th Street going east to west. Walking, driving, and data retrieval comprised the survey of this area. The purpose of this paper is to identify potential community health issues that may impact the residents as a whole. Assessment Lake City was inhabited

The City In 2007, for the first time in human history, more people lived in urban areas than rural. Today slightly more than half of the world’s population resides in cities, and by 2050 that proportion is expected to rise to two out of every three people (Human Population: Urbanization). This is momentous development to say the least; especially when you consider that human population density was less than one person per square mile for the first 100,000 years we existed on Earth (Dechant, 1)

Mississauga, Ontario started life as a Toronto suburb and was Canada's sixth largest city by 2011. This growth has attracted more than 60 Fortune 500 companies and the demand for high-end housing has grown with it. Developers group luxury homes in Mississauga exclusive neighborhoods ensuring solitude and security for their wealthy residents. As one of Mississauga's oldest luxury neighborhoods, Lone Park streets feature large, established trees. Homes, with four to nine bedrooms, have sold for as

Several cities nationwide have started a new program that allows the homeless to have a roof over their heads, Tiny Houses. Tiny houses are an inexpensive way to help with the homelessness problem. The tiny house effort started in Eugene when the city shut down an Occupy encampment, which eventually turned into a tent city. Opportunity Village Eugene was created. It opened in August 2013 as a “transitional micro-housing” pilot project (SquareOne Villages). This village was created to help provide

health of cities and maximise the lifespan of their inhabitants. In his piece Modern Sanitary Science – A City of Health, published in 1876, Richardson provides a theoretical model for an ideal city. Having observed the decline in mortality rates and disease following initial efforts of sanitary advancement in the past, Richardson substantiates his written proposal as a systematic and scientific scheme applied to attain the lowest possible mortality and highest longevity rates possible in cities. He justifies

According to the data from United Nations urbanization prospects 2014, in the early 20th century the urbanized population only accounted 15 percent of the world’s total population. Half century later the pace of urbanization rate accelerated and the figure reached 30 percent in 1950. After nearly 60 years of development, in year 2008 it was the first time that urban population outstripped rural population. Now in 2014 there has been 54 percent of world’s population become urban dwellers. However