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Solutions

Lars Walter

Global Studies

22/07/2020

Urbanization & Migration in New York City

Structure

1

What is Urbanization & Migration

2

Problems & chances

Structure

3

Solutions

What is

Urbanization

Definition:

That the population shift from rural to urban areas, a decrease in people living in rural areas

What is

Urbanization

Urbanization

- Urban population growth ≠ urbanization

The movement of people from one place to another is called migration

Urbanization

Types

Types

Urban - rural migration

Rural - rural migration

Urban - urban migration

Rural - urban migration

History

- 17th century

History

Push-factors:

- Working places

- Infrastructure

- Lifestyle

- Europe and North America

2030:60%

Chances & Problems

Chances/

Problems

Chances

Chances

Access to education

Diversity

- Innovation & dynamic human capital accumulation in cities

(Endogenous growth)

“Agglomeration effects”

Chances

Chances

knowledge spillovers

easier to search labor

more cultural, free time activities

Problems

Problems

Diseases like:

- cardiovascular and respiratory illnesses

Air & water pollution leads to diseases

Housing prices go up

Diseases spread faster

Problems

Problems

Neglect of the periphery leads to higher crime rates & dirty ghettos

No space

Traffic jams

Solutions

Space / housing

1

Pollution problem

2

Space problem

Space/

housing

- New York City

- Manhattan

--> Best example to solve this problem

Hippodamus of Miletus

- 5th century BC

- invented Greek architect

Hippodamus of Miletus

Streets

Parcels

perfect utilization of space

Manhattan

- Till 19th century

- 2/3 with arable field

New York City

Commissioner's Plan

- 1811

- under mayor Dewitt Clinton

Commissioner's Plan

- Regardless of the

topography

- The Grid

Central Park

- After the road network

Central Park

- Central Park,

recreation areas

Inhabitants Manhattan

Manhattan:

- 1811 96.000 inhabitants

Inhabitants

- 2011 1.500.000 inhabitants

Pollution

- Hardest problem in our century

Pollution

- And the consequences will change our whole lifestyle if we don't do anything

More greens

- Great job: Central Park

Solutions

- Implement in Architecture

- rooftops with green

- walls carpeted with vines

- plants cut noises

- absorb CO2

- produce oxygen

--> better air

Communities

- Communities within your house

grow own food

Solutions

collect rainwater

composting

sustainable, cleaner and cheaper

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