Some people think that large , impressive buildings are important for a city. Others believe that the money should be spent on improving schools and hospitals. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Nowadays, a lot of impressive buildings are constructed in many countries. They are considered tourist attractions. But other people believe that hospitals and schools need more attention from the government. They are less noticeable,

however

,

this

does not mean they are less essential. I think both of them should be invested to develop. On the one hand, the supporters of large, impressive buildings point out that most high-rise buildings are beneficial to an urban area in terms of economic growth and tourism. It is true that land resource in many modern inner-cities,

such

as Tokyo or New York, is becoming increasingly scarce and expensive, and tall remarkable buildings appear to be the best solution in these circumstances. On the tourist level, the outstanding architecture and unique design of huge municipal buildings indeed greatly contribute to the income of a city. Some of them even become a landmark where thousands of tourists pay a visit and spend money on services provided by in those buildings.

However

, those who oppose constructing these huge architectures for one conurbation highlight that the budget should go to other services that have direct impacts on local citizens on a daily basis

such

as schools or hospitals. By allocating money into important public sectors, local councils can assure greater access to

such

services for all members of society while building iconic landmarks superficially impresses tourists only.

For instance

, if there is an outbreak of (deadly) lethal diseases or natural catastrophes, the work of many paramedics and health care providers will be what humans suffering from those situations truly need, not large stunning high-rises. In conclusion, the addition of gigantic, attractive buildings to a city could definitely amaze the rest of the world, but it seems to me that municipal budget should be allocated to medical treatments and educational institutes

first

.