Problem
Unrelated buildings in urban environments
Other Names:
Inadequate planning of relationship between buildings in urban environments Incidence:
Roman churches are examples of buildings that were always connected to the buildings around them. A survey among 255 such churches showed that 41 had one side attached to other buildings, 96 had two sides so attached, 110 had three sides so attached and 2 had four sides obstructed by other buildings. Only six churches were free standing. Broader Problems:
Inadequate town planningEnvironmental degradation of inner city areas Related Problems:
Haphazard building design in rural villages Aggravates:
TopocideMonolithic architecture of high-rise buildingsAvoidance of shaded open space in urban environments Strategies:
Planning citiesCoping with inadequate planning of relationship between buildings in urban environmentsImproving planning of relationship between buildings in urban environments Subject(s):
Amenities → UrbanAmenities → Buildings
Societal Problems → Inadequacy
Management → Planning
Environment → Environment
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
04.10.2020 – 22:48 CEST