Inadequate arrangement of housing with respect to common land

The cluster of land and homes immediately around a person's own home is of special importance to him. It is the source for gradual differentiation of neighbourhood land use, and the natural focus of neighbourly interaction. However, in most cities and urban developments, houses are not clustered around common land, but are arranged on streets, which are owned by the town.

1. Unidentifiable urban neighbourhoods
2. Unbalanced urban population density gradients
3. Socially inappropriate housing
4. Inadequate town planning
5. Household segregation by age group

1. Inappropriate accommodations for single people

1. Inaccessibility of water for recreation
2. Divisive roads

1. Negative effects of the nuclear family
2. Insufficient common land in urban environments
3. Inhibition of adult life in small houses
4. Inaccessibility of city centres to suburban residents
5. Excessive use of land by automobiles
6. Disorientation stress in large building complexes
7. Artificial separation of home and workplace

1. Improving arrangement of housing with respect to common land

1. Self-respect
2. Respect
3. Land
4. Inadequacy
5. Common sense