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    gone through the roof. This attracts highly educated immigrants looking for a place to call home. The city of Vancouver serves as a fantastic destination for immigrants looking for a great place to put their education to use. This melting-pot of cultures positively shapes the overall intellectual ability of its population. Cities attract diversity and diversity improves…

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    The Influence Of Punk Rock

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    Urban life has been degrading long before Reagan came into office. Through chattel slavery, Jim Crows laws, and policies meant to continue the institutionalization of racism have shaped the contemporary lives of black Americans. During the civil rights movement…

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    Urban legends are very complex and interesting aspects of culture. They often inspire holidays, movies, poetry, stories and more. But urban legends go far beyond how they seem on the surface. Their origins and the messages they send must be decoded to understand the true context of any urban legend. Illustrating the messages, urban legends may be benign, or malicious. In the context of this paper, an urban legend is a story or anecdote that is based on hearsay and widely circulated as true…

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    Manhattan Analysis Essay

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    Manhattan Analysis: A Discussion of Urban Life and Urban Planning As along with the rapid development of science and advanced technology, people’s life style in urban area is dramatically changed with the outstanding improvement of the urban planning and management. In the movie Manhattan directed by Woody Allen, described a romantic story of four people’s life in Manhattan, the importance of the urban planning to people’s urban life is obviously discovered by the main characters’…

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    people who pass by it interact with it. This type of art can serve as a way to reinvigorate urban development, and Zebracki examines the perception of the public with reference to several specific public art installments. Public art integrates the location into the art and allows the piece to become a part of the city. Barcelona is a city where public art has become an integral part of the cities culture. Zebraki’s study was an innovative way to explore the impact of public art on members of the…

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    Family Vs Urbanization

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    The term ‘Urban’ is defined differently in various countries in the world making it a challenge to compare one urban Centre to another (Moor & Warah, 2009). The varying definition of the term is slightly shadowed by the common characteristic that is distinct in all these regions referred to as urban. The rate of population in these regions globally is growing at an alarming rate. This results to an ever increasing percentage of the rate of urbanization annually, all over the world (9). Urban…

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    Fort Wayne Redesign

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    of the downtown area and Fort Wayne as a whole. Over the years, Fort Wayne has seen many stages of urbanization and urban sprawl and currently, Fort Wayne is having an issue with urban sprawl. As the children of Fort Wayne grow up and go to college, they are finding other cities that are more enjoyable to live in and live there. A redesign of Fort Wayne will have a huge impact urban growth because it will fix many problems with the structure of the city and it will focus on the guided principles…

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    worsening. Large cities and other urban developments attract people for many different reasons. As Steven E. Barkan, a professor in Sociology at the University of Maine, explains, cities provide it all: entertainment, cultural attractions, and employment opportunities (Barkan, 2012). Similarly, living in a city allows for easy access to public transportation, businesses, and other necessities. Because of this, locals and immigrants often flock to promising urban developments. The levels of…

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    Within the perspective of an analytical and intellectual framework, architecture represents dwelling, subjectivity, civic relations, and professional practice as well as more challenging notions of contentious urban demolition and rebuilding projects, increased emphasis on public space in urban planning, and specialized architectural projects such as museums, laboratories, hospitals, and low-income housing. These concepts and the consequences of their implementation integrates the ethical…

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    Gentrification Case Study

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    thrive within the community. These services often provide jobs that do not require high education, generating employment opportunities for the lower income residents (Byrne 419). Research as shown that gentrification teaches mortgage lenders to trust urban homeowners. They tend to lend to those in profitable central cities (420). Once the affluent people renovate their homes or simply tidy up their property, the area becomes more attractive to other wealthier people. Therefore, the value of…

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