However, there are no environmental factors taken into account, making it difficult to measure over all development. Another development indicator is Income per capita. This makes measuring development difficult as it gives an average for the whole country, when in reality there will be many varied values throughout the country. Also it only includes money in the country, if money made outside of the country was also included the income per capita for each country would change, some would increase by more than others, and give a better overall view of development. Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) is also not taken into account with income per capita; this means that the cost of living in each country is not accounted for so development may appear better in some countries than it actually is.
2)The new urban Sociology has developed from an earlier theoretical work known as political economy. Who are some of the earlier Sociologists with this theoretical perspective and what are their views? Why are they significant to help our understanding of cities? What is meant by uneven development, what causes it to occur in metropolitan regions and what are its effects on metropolitan growth? Give examples of uneven development from an area where you live.
(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
Residential property can only use this approach if there are comparable properties. One reason not to use this approach when appraising residential property would be the property is unique and does not sell often in the market. Another reason, would be even if there are some similarities in properties, but many differences there would be too many adjustments to be made to generate a reasonable market value. Lastly, the financial arrangements can also have an effect on the comparison for a property as well. For income property, sales comparison technique is used with application of a gross rent multiplier.
Hutchins believes the students would receive a much more efficient and thorough education on working in a foundry by actually working in that foundry. He claims Universities should instead teach intellectual content, specifically the intellectual content related to the occupation, but
No it is not because there is no law stating that a business can’t hire based on looks. But just because it isn’t against the law doesn’t mean it should be allowed. A company should be built on equality and good business rather than only hiring a certain type of person. They’d rather spend less money and have “walking billboards” walking around their store than spend more money on advertisements. Therefor I think companies would progress more if they had workers based on certain skills rather than just looking good.
In addition to this, the Articles of Confederation also did not address many things that should have been a part of the government system. These include the levy of taxes and the regulation of trade between states and other countries. The Constitution also has a system of checks and balances and allows for ratifications, whereas the Articles of Confederation had neither of
Conclusion 5. Bibliography Abstract This work aims not to be regarded as another critical approach towards an architectural manifesto, or a utopian view towards the future, like so many others. Kisho Kurokawa's "Philosophy of Symbiosis" sets the guidelines towards a new way of thinking, a change in our society that is more profound than the mere pendulum phenomenon between two opposites, a profound change not in volume, but in essence. This change overlaps the highly sclerotic state that the Western Civilization,
By studying the special values of both the modern and postmodern urban city, it can be seen that the change in architectural style was similarly reflected in the style of various artists from the respective periods. Postmodern artists looked beyond the traditional gallery art customary to modernist times, aiming to redefine the special experiences of the viewer so as to detract from the cold minimalist and often elite art of the modern era and in turn, focus on the individual’s issues and opinions of an ever-changing world. It must be clarified that the focus of art, architecture and space in this essay is in relation to the Western urban city and not that of oriental origins, for definitions differ in the relative contexts of each culture. As explained by architectural theorist Sayyed Hossein Nasr, “In modern western architecture a house is placed within a space and the space is defined by the material it surrounds. In Islamic architecture space is ‘cut-out’ from the material forms around it and is defined by the inner surfaces of these forms” (Carruthers, 1984).
The modernist project, the Schminke house that was created in 1933, was designed by one of the leading advocates of modern design, Hans Sharouns. Inspiration behind the piece was the Villa Savoye, created by Le Corbusier. The Schminke house was referred to as ‘organic architecture’, Hans Scharouns approach to the structure was to shape it by its use and the movement which will be created throughout it. The materiality of the house consisted mainly of steel for structure purposes and glass; the different colours of steel within the structure and the large area of space gave it an industrial feel. The interiors of the house have various soft vibrant colours, which contribute to the soothing, warm atmosphere created throughout the house.