In many places, new homes are needed, but the only space available for building them is in the countryside. Some people believe it is more important to protect the countryside and not build new homes there. What is your opinion about this?
Some people are against building
homes
in the countryside
. However
, there is a lack of space in many places to construct new homes
, as a human initial requirement, and thus
using the countryside
is unavoidable. I do think had been there a plan, homes
would be built without any damages to such
areas.
The countryside
is considered an unspoiled area that should be protected. But, is this
open field will be used for a timber factory, for example
, or for a human necessity? Having a home is the initial materialistic desire of a person and therefore
building a home is crucial. At the same time, every day many people emigrate from rural regions to urban for many reasons such
as finding a job. Consequently
, the need of need new homes
is becoming more and more. Needless to say, the nature of the countryside
should conserve appropriately, yet, construction can be conducted in the right way by the government to meet people desire.
Government can make a contract with architectures entitled ‘the countryside
-friendly construction regulations’. In this
way, initially
, if constructors used derelict buildings and cottages, the countryside
would not fall into ruin. To illustrate, rebuilding, repairing and redecorating old infrastructures is the first
target. Besides
this
, equally practical, finding the best location for a residence, a path with less plant fauna or far from historical assets, for instance
, could avoid destroying such
areas.
In conclusion, I would reaffirm my opinion that building new homes
in the countryside
is certainly needed. However
, there are some concerns about protecting areas from damage and so a plan should be designed by the government to avoid the harmful effects of construction.Submitted by roosta6787 on
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