What was a solution to scarce living and working space in cities during the Industrial Revolution?

Massive infrastructure plans where made to make new "apartment complexes" that could house the massive amounts of people immigrating into the cities at the time. Also the sub-burbs where created in-order to house people outside the city so that it wouldn't be too crowded.

Answered by Xepedosthens | 2024-06-10

During the industrial revolution, solutions to scarce living and working space in cities included governmental housing regulations, the construction of tenements, and urban expansion due to the centralization of factories near population centers. ;

Answered by t3211628 | 2024-06-18

During the Industrial Revolution, governments implemented regulations to improve housing conditions, constructed tenements for workers, and expanded urban areas to address the scarcity of living and working spaces. Despite these efforts, the rapid growth often resulted in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions. The era highlighted significant disparities in living standards between various social classes.
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Answered by t3211628 | 2024-12-26