Titlebook: Human Settlements: The Environmental Challenge; A Compendium of Unit Centre for Housing, Building and Planning United N Book 1974 United Na

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A Comprehensive Approachace of the earth. Secondly, that a large proportion of the world’s population is already living in conditions and surroundings that are unsatisfactory either through poverty and lack of basic amenities or through the adverse side-effects of affluence and advanced technologies. From these two inescap

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HousingThe home environment helps to shape his life and attitudes; it creates the setting in which he begins and ends his days, in which he is educated, marries, raises children and associates with his fellow men. The home represents what a man believes in, what he will protect. It influences his sense of

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Industryeveloped countries. Men were drawn from the land, the villages and the country towns and concentrated in the new industrial cities which sprang up near the sources of energy and raw materials. These cities grew rapidly, because of the growing scale of industry and the tendency for related industries

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Leisuretries where rapid economic growth is meeting most material needs there is a growing demand for greater and more diversified opportunities for recreation. The use of labour-saving devices in industry and commerce and in the home leaves people with more free time but simultaneously tends to make work

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Infrastructured treating soiled water is a basic need of the human settlement, an essential part of the infrastructure which supports it and enables it to function. In many settlements the public water supply and sewerage system is grossly inadequate even for present requirements, while the demand for water is co

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