Livability refers to the concerns that are related to the long-term wellbeing of individuals and

communities.

It encompasses factors like neighborhood amenities, including parks, open space, walkways, grocery
shops and restaurants as well as environmental quality, safety and health. Additionally, livability
considers the availability and quality of public transport, educational institutions and healthcare
facilities. CULTURE VALUES : :

It also considers the overall cultural and social atmosphere of a place, including the presence of
diverse recreational activities and community engagement opportunities.

All these factors combined create an environment that enhances the overall quality of life for
residents.

THE PRINCIPLES ARE AS NAMED : :

• Availability of
Basic Needs
LIVABILITY

• Environmental
Quality ENVIROMENTAL VALUES : :

• Availability of
Public and Social
Facilities

• Economic, Social, and

Cultural Functions in the city

• Availability
of Public Spaces SOCIAL VALUES : :

• Community Participation
in Development
• Safety and Security
 Livability is measured by
quality-of-life factors,
such as access to fresh
water, food, housing,
transport, health care,
education, and a safe and
stable built and natural
environment.

But livability of a place is

Also based on social and
psychological factors, like
emotion and perception.

The cultural roles of cities

must include not only the
cultural beliefs and
practices that emanate from
LIVABILITY

cities but also the cultural

forms that develop within
the city as a result of the
Impact of the urban culture
on it.
Social Value is about the
wellbeing of current and
future generations and
covers three different
areas: Social – the wellbeing
of individuals and
communities. Economic
– putting in place economic
policies and business
practices to improve the
wellbeing of society.

NAME : VEDANSHI BHATT

ID NO : 20-ARG-35
4TH YEAR
DESIGN SEMINAR