Some cities create housing areas by providing taller buildings. Others create housing by building houses on a wider area of land. What solution is better?

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that housing areas
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aroused a lot of debates and conversations around it.
Although
some people opine that cities should create taller
buildings
,
other
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others
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believe that building places should be on a wider place.
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views in detail and provide
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opinion
at the end
. Admittedly, there are various benefits of constructing larger
buildings
.
Firstly
, already cities were running out of land, so they
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save the same if they
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larger
buildings
. To put
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another way, one tall building can have a capacity to accommodate roughly 250 families. Another reason that needs to be considered is,
building
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construction is cheap when compared to any other
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.
In other words
, the construction cost of the
build
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is solely divided among individual flat owners. In India,
for example
, people prefer to live in an apartment because of the benefits it provides. In short, saving land and money is the ultimate advantage of higher
buildings
. Despite the advantages above, there are serious disadvantages
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constructing high
buildings
. One possible issue would be
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of residents should be considered. It is the responsibility of the building management to provide
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several
safety
measures in order to escape from
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accidents like fire.
For example
, it would be difficult to use when the fire is set, but
this
issue can be easily sorted out in the wider
buildings
.
While
constructing the wider homes
safety
of the individual is assured.
Although
wider
home owners
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should bear the expenses of construction and house tax,
safety
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of the people is assured in
wider
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home
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homes
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. What is more? There is no neighbourhood problem.
Therefore
, comparable to tall
building
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buildings
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safety
is achieved only in the wider
buildings
.
To conclude
,
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views.
Thus
, in my opinion, of course, tall
buildings
can save
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money and cost;
however
,
wider
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building provides more
safety
and convenience.
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