Honestly speaking, I have very little knowledge about what are the key factors that contribute to a strong sense of community in vertical environments. If I have to say, it would be community centers, local events and shared green spaces where the people living in the neighborhood can gather and share their thoughts, their problems and solutions they could put into the log so that they can foster their neighborhood in a for the better future. And because of that, I think vertical cities have a strong sense of community. Since back in the day, people used to lead on to each other much more than people do in these days. However, people don’t, as people don’t really lean on to each other nowadays, but they do it in a modern way, such as, say, they use social media platforms. So I think that is the reason.
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Honestly speaking, I have very little knowledge about what the key factors are that contribute to a strong sense of community in urban environments. If I had to say, it would be community centers, local events, and shared green spaces where the people living in the neighborhood can gather and share their thoughts, their problems, and solutions they could implement to foster their neighborhood for a better future. Because of that, I think urban areas can have a strong sense of community. Back in the day, people used to rely on each other much more than they do these days. However, while people don't lean on each other as much nowadays, they do it in a modern way, such as using social media platforms. So I think that is the reason.
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