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Theme B: Creating a livable, healthy and environmentally viable citiescousin750098.60166.650MeetfriendOtherprovince8050102,000250300787.06133.33114.50555.965104.083124.761HelpsocialOtherSource: Team survey, August 20068. CONCLUSIONThe study is to try to find a guideline compact policy for newly developed aerometropolis points of view are not only based on job and housing balance but alsoon technical points of view measured by activity and functionality. These areimportant when considering the quality of life in mega cities. Althoughgovernment policy attempts to develop some new connections between structuresof the city and various dimensions of poverty representing quality of life throughmega housing projects for low income people, the low income people still meet theproblems of which points of view are, for example, considerations of the meaningof cities as fields of transportation, as well as those for securing urban spacessuitable as a rearing environment for children where such children can come intocontact with nature.The results found that the low income residents enjoy living there, and having theirworkplace near their living area (not more than 20 kilometres distant). Meanwhileupper middle income groups still work in the CBD, commuting a distance of 41-50km. For holiday activities, most of them prefer to stay home rather than participatein holiday shopping around residential areas. Moreover, the project location is farfrom the public transportation project. The study reveals that patterns of the urban261