Problem
Artificial separation of home and workplace
Nature:
Many cities regulate zones for 'work' and other zones for 'living', and in many cases enforce the separation by law. In such cases, most people are unable to walk from their homes to their workplace or to shops, creating a feeling of separation between the various daily activities, while commercial neighbourhoods are deserted outside of working hours, thus creating a feeling of insecurity and alienation. Broader Problems:
UnrelatednessStultifying homogeneity of modern cities Narrower Problems:
Sterile working environmentMaldistribution of urban shopping facilitiesInaccessibility of quiet zones in an urban environment Related Problems:
Insufficient separation among urban subculturesInadequate arrangement of housing with respect to common land Aggravates:
Work-family discordLack of co-worker attunementImpersonality of high density accommodation Reduces:
Dependence on unpaid female labour Strategies:
Separating home and workplace Subject(s):
Social Activity → Employment conditionsAmenities → Households
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
04.10.2020 – 22:48 CEST