The Impact Of Market, Schools, Lifestyle, Building Style, And Tourism On Nightcliff And Cullen Bay Towns

Market Impact on Nightcliff and Cullen Bay Towns

Question:

Discuss about the Architecture Design Project for Housing Studies.

A community’s existence of a market makes it possible for businesses to be conducted. Market places exist do to availability of specifics that could be sold in the geographic estimates and the available type of customers or businesses that are to be targeted. Night cliff has a market in place thereby proving that there is an existing target customers who are easily available and easy to make contact with. Even with the present marketability of the Nightcliff town, the market places cannot do businesses with everybody lest they lead to exhaustion of resources or confusion of customers (Clement L. , 2005). Nightcliff market trends towards smaller niches hence its marketability. Nightcliff marketability is due to the target specific in niches, not just teenagers or any other group. It further includes specifics such as teenage males or rich teenage males. The focus in Nightcliff town clarifies what is being sold in the business industry. Small is huge and Nightcliff does make its superiority in making a market exist in its surrounding, putting down the achievements in marketing industries and this strategy does come with the marketing style and pattern that resolves its problems (Clement, 2005). An existence of a market in Nightcliff has put in successful businesses due to the town’s description of the worldview of the customers that come in town.  Major concerns of these prospective customers are therefore met in Nightcliff by the identification of the wants and needs of customers. Taking the action of constructing a market in Nightcliff produces a synthesized ideology in clientele servicing hence creating a far different quality. Cullen Bay having not allocated a market in town makes it not benefit as Nightcliff in the market industry. Therefore, the town has poor clientele when compared to Nightcliff (Manzo, 2003).

Schools can be influential in town’s uniformity and diversity. Cullen Bay town that not only has a school in it but a number of schools, benefits from continuous inflow and outflow of people. Schools lead to the visit of students, many students since there are numerous schools. The town therefor can bathe in the constant crowds from various working professions and various students. Another architectural benefit that comes with building of schools is the decrease of vehicles. Schools that exist in towns benefit from public transport that have been built, function and service well. Public transportation such as buses are present in Cullen Bay thereby reducing the traffic in the streets. With the reduction in traffic comes easier and faster transportation across the town. Other than the mentioned benefits in Cullen bay, the subscribed means of transport is far cheaper than use of personal cars. Even some of the schools allocate passes to transportation by public means. Notably, Cullen Bay has less number of personal vehicles hence it results to better atmosphere. There is reduced pollution in the city making the environment be and feel fresh. The lack of schools in Nightcliff means lack of the mentioned befits that overflow in Cullen Bay. More to this is that Nightcliff lacks the vast diversity that is present in Cullen Bay. With diversity comes numerous memorable moments. Nigh cliff therefore misses out on such memorable moments that can be found in Cullen Bay (Healy).

Schools and Their Effect on Nightcliff and Cullen Bay Towns

Lifestyle patterns usually depend upon the existing activities in a town. Taking the example of numerous activities in Nightcliff, depicts a vast lifestyle in the town that affect the understanding of the world. An existence of more activities depicts more investigation and exploration of the surroundings of the town (Dovey, Dreams on display suburban ideology in the Model Home, 1994). Nightcliff town supports and encourages activities in its jurisdiction and this feeds back the town’s growth, lessons learnt and success in development. These activities come due to the support of the town to provide tools and opportunity required in growth by exposure to its wide environment consisting of plants, people and animals. Activities in Nightcliff town brings about respect and team work. More activities mean more work teamwork in the various fields of town development. Nightcliff therefore is developed in its fostering of creativity. When a town experiments, develops and implements on allocating activities that can be done in it, it invests on a myriad of methods that develop its social, economic and political ways. More to this is the possibility of investing on a different field other than academics. Residents who have failed in academics engage in town activities that rewards and encourages entrepreneurship. Cullen Bay makes it more difficult for other development that are influenced by activities due to its less support and encouragement of activities being conducted in it. Also, the characteristic of less activities means reduced health in its residents due to reduced physical exercises (Fry & Sellbach, 2008).

Building style and type brings into account the construction of one storey buildings in Nigh Cliff, brings in the large share of in detached housing in the town. The witness of such one storey building is a key in categorizing of the town’s demography. Most of the families preferring one story building s are the recently growing families that have young and still growing children hence the choice in buildings. One story buildings instill a sense of safety and space in housing architectural designs. Such housing designs increase with the increasing of growing families in the town. Night Cliff town lacks the urbanized scenery as in the Cullen Bay. Night Cliff has the suburban scenery that is favored by decreasing communication cost even though there are benefits that are there in densely packed or tall buildings that are in Cullen Bay. One storey building result into detachment of housing. That come up due to complex social issues or the lack of opportunities in privacy for the development of property. Hence Night Cliff favors individual family development as opposed to Cullen Bay. Benefits are there in both fronts since Cullen Bay town is favorable fro company development that require packed development in there system. Also, tall buildings offer monumental scenery in their skyscraping features. Skyscrapers have the element of investment in new architectural technologies unlike one storey buildings that mostly have late technologies do to their simplicity in development (Dowling & Mee, 161-165).

Lifestyle and Its Influence on Nightcliff and Cullen Bay

The atmosphere and feel in tourism can be managed to being beneficial rather than disadvantageous to its surrounding. Most towns tend to make the negative effects less so that the effect is nit felt on the host town and its environment if it outweighs the benefits it has financially (Walsh, 2005). Tourism in Cullen Bay due to the environmental set up for vacations from the busy working towns such as Night Cliff leads to creation of jobs. Jobs can be created directly in the tourism investment or via indirect means in the retails or transport sectors. Towns such as Cullen Bay experience the multiplier effect due to the expenditure of these incoming tourists. Tourism generates revenues from the extra taxation opportunities in the facilities that harbor tourist such as hotels and airports. Socially, there is an improvement in leisure activities in the town. If he tourists keep on coming, the residential communities strive to maintain their tourist attracting features thus there is a preserved culture in the surroundings. Cultures in traditions, festival and handicrafts are persevered so as to maintain tourism. This generates confidence in the towns’ civic pride thereby maintaining such suburban architectural plans in towns such as Cullen Bay. The inflow of tourists is due to the curiosity of the diversity in cultures hence there will be interaction and creation of cultural understanding that raises global awareness (Zora, 2008). The environment is also affected since it is preserved and this could lead to cropping up of historic structures. Other than the positivity that tourism brings, there are negative values that towns that have less tourist visiting escape. Incidences of increased environmental pollution due to increased sewage production from the added population. Towns that may depend on tourism also may not grow due to the possibility of terrorism or natural disasters in the areas of concern (Dovey, 1994).

There the noticeable presence of new houses in Cullen Bay town as opposed to Night Cliff town. Cullen Bay houses are constructed form some of the recent architectural designs so as to meet the new developing standards that make the town look and feel new. New buildings come with better construction material that are environmentally friendly and fit into the recent social and economic states in the community (Drew, 2009). Socially, new buildings are constructed to have better aesthetic values in their views. Aesthetic values come in determining the shapes and blending of the buildings. Some buildings are developed to have compartments that can sustain growing of plants. It is beneficial and safer to have new buildings in town as opposed to intermediary buildings that consists of old and new technologies (Dovey & Woodcock, Senses of urban Character, 2008).

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