As urban populations continue to grow, housing is becoming increasingly compact, leaving many neighborhood with little or no private outdoor area. Although this trend can help cities accommodate more population, I believe it is predominantly a negative development because of its potential effects on folk's physical and mental well-being. One major drawback of having little outdoor area is that people may have fewer opportunities to exercise, relax and spend time in natural surroundings. This can be particularly problematic for children and adults who live in densely populated urban field and have limited door to gardens, balconies or other private spaces. In addition, cramped living conditions may reduce privacy and make it more difficult for family members to relax comfortably. If public also have limited connection to nearby parks and recreational facilities, they may become less physically active and experience greater levels of stress. Therefore, the loss of outdoor zone can neg...