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In many cities, planners tend to arrange shops, schools, offices, and homes in specific areas and separate them from each other. Do you think the advantages of this policy outweigh the disadvantages?

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Many city planners can agree with modularization
management
 where will remain separately of
schools
,
shops
,
offices
 and
homes
 from each other. In my opinion, modularization
management
 has more disadvantages than advantages, I will describe in detail how modularization
management
 cannot outweigh single
area
management
.
First
 of all, the
People
 of a metropolis have to spend more time and expenses if
schools
,
shops
,
offices
 and
homes
 remain separately
instead
 of single
area
management
.
Additionally
, the living costs can be increased for commuting to separate places.
On the other hand
, small
shops
 and grocery markets will not survive if applied
this
 kind of policy and it will be destructive for small-earning income
people
. If
people
 who work for private organizations spend more time going separately for collecting the essential item,
then
 they will be getting late to reach their office.
In other words
,
people
 living in the communities and if they find their daily needs item in one single
area
then
 it will be more convenient than separate
area
.
For example
, Dhaka city in Bangladesh has near
schools
,
shops
,
offices
 and
homes
 resultant possible to do all tasks of anyone’s daily life and keep them safe from any hazardous effects. I believe that it is better to remain all necessary
shops
 and institutions in a single
area
 so that
people
 can get easily all the things. From my perspective, it goes against the natural development of human societies where we all live together to support each other. Especially more convenient for small families and low-earning
people
 though it has some difficulties. In conclusion,
Although
, it has some disadvantages remaining all things in a single
area
, it is easier for
people
 who live in a developing country. If we locate
shops
,
schools
,
offices
 and
homes
 separately,
people
 will have limited excess to get all of these.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Segregation
  • Urban areas
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Industrial
  • Systematic development
  • Amenity provision
  • Urban management
  • Pollution
  • Quality of life
  • Transportation costs
  • Environmental impact
  • Social segregation
  • Amenities
  • Services
  • Income neighborhoods
  • Vibrant
  • Accessible
  • Travel times
  • Social interaction
  • Mixed-use developments
  • Sustainable urban planning
  • Walking
  • Cycling
  • Public transport
  • Urban sprawl
  • Green spaces
  • Agricultural land
  • Biodiversity
  • Business hubs
  • Investments
  • Employment opportunities
  • Economic growth
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