Essays on City

Abstract Water is one of the most essential elements to sustain life. Water does not only connect every single aspect of life, but it is undeniably a fundamental human need. Every person requires at least 5-13 gallons of clean and safe water daily for drinking, sanitation needs, cooking and much more. Regardless of scientific improvements,...

The sight for the White House was chosen in 1791 by George Washington, who was our first president. After a design competition, a plan submitted by James Hoban was used. It took eight years to construct the building at a cost of $232,372 and President John Adams moved into the house which was unfinished in...

Due to the ever growing rate of population, urban areas are becoming more and more a requirement, this being possible only through the loss of rural areas which have extremely important functions of their own, especially when it comes to storm water management. The soil in the rural areas play a very important role as...

Jules-Rosette (1994) refers to Paris as an international city with many guises ‘layered’ beneath its rich historical origins. In Current times, Paris is often considered as the current art and fashion centre of the world. However, there is a contrast between the represented image and experiencing the city first hand. We travelled to Paris with...

In central Nebraska, we would work hard. We worked hard all day and every day, in the field and in the classroom. We worked early on cold winter mornings, breaking ice on the water tanks as our breath floated into the frigid air. We worked in the middle of hot summer days, fixing pivots while...

In this essay, I shall be discussing the effects of different level of access and provisions of infrastructures on experiences in Athens and shall be concluding on whether this would be democratic. During the establishment of Rome, various structures had been established to maintain peace and prosperity of the people with democratic structures to allow...

This research paper will address issues regarding the government of France’s role in building inequality into their capital’s suburban neighborhoods. These cities are Paris’s banlieues, home to the city’s large immigrant communities plagued by lack of opportunity, surging unemployment, rampant poverty, and police discrimination. By law, the integration of an immigrant into French society is...

Paris is the capital of France and the most highly populated city in the country with a population of 2.2 million. Since the 17th century Paris has been one of Europe’s major centres of finance, commerce, fashion, science and the arts, particularly well known for its museums and landmarks. In 2017, 23 million people visited...

This essay plans to look into how a city can be changed by a power, and as a chief outline the assigned city picked is Dubai. As one of the greatest and quickest turning metropolises, the city is a perfect outline as Dubai has risen rapidly to make a notoriety for itself. It is simply...

The sound of the hustle and bustle of a big city, and a gong sounding in front of an ancient shrine. The smell of Sushi dishes being cooked in market stalls and cherry blossoms budding on countless trees. The sights of the winding paths of the Emperor’s garden and the sun rising over the distant...