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Category Archives: Urban Studies
Urban Dualism: The Concept
Urban dualism refers to the existence of two different urban domains or systems within the same urban area. It is usually seen in developing nations, wherein modern urban structures occur side by side with their traditional kind. Thus, urban dualism … Continue reading
Delhi’s Urdu Bazzar : A Legacy in Urban Social Fabric
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Urban Microclimate
An urban microclimate is a small area of urbanized land that has different atmospheric conditions than the surrounding area. The following are illustrative examples. Microclimates Regular microclimates that happen to be in a city. For example, proximity to large bodies of water and … Continue reading
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Site and Situation of Settlement
The Site of a settlement describes the physical nature of where it is located. Factors as water supply, building materials, quality of soil, climate, shelter and defence were all considered when settlements were first established. For instance the site of … Continue reading
Posted in Class Notes, Settlements, Urban Studies
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