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Link of a article about problems resulting from Urbanisation:

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Link of a article about problems resulting from Urbanisation:

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https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF00186336

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In Chicago, just last year they had a huge health crisis relating the global economic issue "pollution". They had 151 days of dirty air days (elevated levels) which is said to increase the risk of premature death, asthma attacks and negative health effects for city residents.

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In the city of Chicago there is well over 6,000 people that are homeless, out of all of those people only 71% are in shelters and the leftover 29% are without a home! Homelessness is primarily an economic issue, however the lack of housing - and affordability are the two main factors of causing the recent rise in homeless people In Chicago

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The current population in Chicago is well over 2.8 million, and it has been shown to be slowing rising in numbers over the years.

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The Willis Tower was built in 1973 with a whopping 1,450 foot in height! Its the most popular icon as its the highest high rise building, and it has held the record for decades. The street on where Willis Tower is in situated on is one of the most popular streets in Chicago. Reason for the busyness of each day in out and out.

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The official name for these types of urban housing is "the frame to flat". The time these building were built was approximate to 1900-1920, it shows the Urban culture and the way they used to live. The frame to flat were built so close together and upwards so they could cut building costs (sharing walls) - for defence. The area these houses were built in was normally around the city area so everyone could get around and walk to where they needed to go.