This attracts more residents triggering the increase of Sydney’s population. Centralized shopping and increased parking space also attract incoming residents. However, the development of lower density areas place strain on the cities infrastructure as the majority of the employment is centred closer to Sydney’s CBD, therefore easy transport to and from the area is essential. Future trends in Sydney’s outskirts include housing plots getting smaller in order to accommodate the city’s growing population as well as
If a router is located near an outside wall, then the amount of spillage will be greater than if the same router was located near the center of the building. To minimize outside spillage the router should be placed as near to the center as possible, while still offering wireless signals to the outlying areas of the
To reduce the cost of a hierarchical star, the network designer has the option to locate network elements closer to equipment outlets. What is this called and what are the benefits? 3. In certain situations it makes sense to install all network equipment in a central location. What is this implementation of the hierarchical star topology called and what are the pros and cons?
require all graffiti to be covered up, but allow building owners to graffiti their own property to advertise or state a belief. Even though the tagger and owner is one in the same, it should still be considered “illegal” under the terms of the city ordinance. We have a right to free speech, but that doesn’t mean the entire community accepts the image portrayed on the building. If you drive south on Market Street, in our Historic Hillyard District, you will see graffiti on a number of buildings. This piecer style graffiti is considered appropriate and is not required to be covered up.
We can see the establishment of three quite distinct places in which individuals will feel attached (included in) to one but not the other two locations. Other examples of this kind of place segregation can be seen in some very distinct city districts: the area known as Kristianborg in Copenhagen is a well known centre for alternative/communal living, and there is very much a sense of “them” and “us”. This brings us to us to the concept of “Othering”: where a social group with multiple connections/similarities (the inhabitants of Kristianborg in our example) differentiate
(Neuman,2005)The environmental aspects of urban consolidation is quite different with in developing the form of urban sprawl. In high density areas, there is only a few natural vegetations,which include trees and grasslands and etc, are found within the buildings, roads, and parking areas. So it makes harder for the inner suburb to have a cleaner environment without planting large amount of vegetations.To sum up, it has both problems and benefits by developing the urban consolidation but the advantages of consolidation is more convincing , making th consolidation form as a more sustainable and livable plan
‘Positive’ Gentrification, Social Control and the ‘Right to the City’ in Mixed-Income Communities: Uses and Expectations of Space and Place Summary: Due to the consequences of concentrated urban poverty and racial segregation that resulted from “public housing”, a major policy focus over the past two decades that been to promote the development of mixed-income communities – which typically consist of public housing residents, affordable (reduced rent or purchase) housing residents, and market-rate (rent or purchase) residents. This strategy has been coined, “Positive gentrification”, whereby these mixed-income communities would then benefit the lower-income residents by integrating them into a better neighborhood. The value of “positive gentrification (481-482)” draws from “social disorganization theory”
These are the options residents have to relax, unwind and use free time and money, which are available in a gentrified suburb with high socio-economics and residents with disposable incomes, such as Pyrmont. Being in the service industry, it may be generalised that residents are time-poor, and so need recreational facilities close to their homes. Through the processes of urban consolidation and adaptive reuse of existing spaces, pre-existing buildings have been turned into trendy bars, such as the Star Casino, Momofuku restaurant in the former water police site and beauty parlours. These both contribute to and are examples of the gentrification that Pyrmont is undergoing through the process of urban renewal, which are improving the quality of life for residents in Pyrmont by providing them lifestyle options for disposable income, while at the same time aiding Sydney’s cultural dominance as an emerging world
The other cause is complete chance and we have no effect on the outcome. In “Kaffir Boy” The narrator’s choice to join a gang was directly influenced by the environment he lived in. One may argue that it was his choice to join the gang, but the narrator’s environment made the
Liberty protects the person from unwarranted government intrusions into a dwelling or other private places. In our tradition the State is not omnipresent in the home. And there are other spheres of our lives and existence, outside the home, where the State should not be a dominant presence. Freedom extends beyond spatial bounds. Liberty presumes an autonomy of self that includes freedom of thought, belief, expression, and certain intimate conduct.