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?

In modern

cities

, it has become a standard to separate services

such

as accommodation,

shops

, public institutions and others into different areas to make a clear distinction between them.

Although

not everybody welcomes

this

new approach to organisation, I would argue that by

this

arrangement, engineers and architects significantly improve the living experience in

cities

. People who are not fond of a separate design may argue that the citizens of

such

cities

may find it difficult to navigate through buildings since

shops

, offices, and public institutions may be separated by long distances. When buildings are packed into regions in accordance with their purpose, each region usually covers a massive area, and moving between various institutions requires traversing longer distances compared to conventional

cities

.

For example

, parents may find it difficult to bring their children to school and

then

navigate to their work.

However

, establishing a well-organised transportation system throughout a

city

can become a trivial solution to

this

problem. On the bright side, living areas significantly improve on giving its residents a good experience with the new design of

cities

. Inhabitants do not have to deal with the increased levels of noise from

shops

, traffic and schools if their accommodation is isolated.

Furthermore

, it makes similar services easy to locate.

For instance

,

instead

of being scattered throughout the entire

city

,

shops

will have a single entry point in one area.

Thus

, in terms of living convenience, contemporary

cities

having separated businesses,

shops

and living areas provide a much superior experience to their inhabitants compared to their traditional counterparts.

To conclude

,

city

planners today increasingly distinguish between apartment buildings, schools and business locations, which, I believe, brings a better organisation to the

city

infrastructure and results in excellent living conditions for residents.