What is the main reason the speaker believes urban design is crucial for the future?

Urban Design and Technological Solutions

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To preserve historical architecture
To increase tourism in cities
To ensure cities are aesthetically pleasing
To determine the survival of our species
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According to the speaker, what is a benefit of living in transit-rich urban areas?
Higher property values
Better access to nature
Lower carbon footprint
More spacious living conditions
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What is one of the main causes of the sameness in modern cities?
Lack of architectural innovation
Increased tourism demands
Overpopulation in urban areas
Mass production of building materials
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What is the speaker's view on the psychological aspect of urban sameness?
It is a result of cultural differences
It is due to economic constraints
It is caused by a lack of creativity
It is driven by a fear of difference
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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How does the speaker suggest we can create cities of difference?
By using more glass and steel
By reducing the number of parks
By building taller skyscrapers
By incorporating local elements
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What is an example of a technological solution mentioned by the speaker?
Building more highways
Developing larger parking lots
Using drones for firefighting
Increasing the number of elevators
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What role does technology play in the speaker's vision for future cities?
It should adapt to meet the needs of the world
It should be used to create more uniform cities
It should be minimized to preserve tradition
It should focus on increasing vehicle speeds
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