Risk Factors & Road Safety Issues Online Course
Social Risks: Aesthetics
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Human beings rather utilise aesthetically pleasing areas. And we have two examples in the pictures. However, again, we need to look at the broader picture. So the picture in the top is maybe aesthetically pleasing, but from own experience, I can tell you that the hard surfaces made it incredibly hot during the summer months, where the bottom picture provides an opportunity where shade, for example, makes the area more pleasurable and still aesthetically pleasing.
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