Factors Affecting Sydney's Central Attraction

This presentation analyzes the factors that make Sydney a central attraction, including social, economic, and environmental factors. It explores the population, income, and cultural aspects of the area.

•Social factors
• Over 50% of them are into professional and financial
businesses which is one the reasons for their enhanced
engagement in the commercial hub of the city
•While 225 are in the financial services, nearly 18%
belong to the professional services
•The Environmental Impact Statement for Pitt Street
North contains information about the proposed buildings
above the new metro station at Pitt Street, as well as an
assessment of possible environmental impacts. This is a
summary of the key aspects of the Environmental
Impact Statement.
•In terms of their culture it mostly comprises of
multicultural people coming from different walks of life.
In terms of heritage of this place, people across the
globe who come to Australia, have higher number of
visits ion this place due to the centrality of the shopping
stores.
Environmental factors
•In terms of the climatic conditions, there are number of
ambitious projects fir controlling greenhouse gas
emissions and reduction in excess water use
•This has also adopted the carbon neutral measures for
the city
• In terms of landforms and landscape, it is viable from
all parts of the country.
• This is also noted that the weather and climatic
condition varies throughout the states and it is pleasure
sin most of the time of the year without the threat of
much changes in the environmental factors.
Introduction
•This place has been the centre of attraction in
Sydney due to number of factors.
•This is the central attraction of Sydney due to the
centrality of all business endeavours at one place. one
of the most busiest and most cosmopolitan places of
Australia.
•This is surrounded by four important shopping
centres and arcades like the Westfield Sydney, the
Strandard arcade, the Midcity centre and the
stockland glasshouse (Cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au,
2019).
•This place analysis of the chosen area will be
complete with the analysis of the factors like the
social factors, the environmental factors and the
economic factors. This will form the contextual
understanding of the issue while for the urban design
elements, it is the interaction between the division,
built and the built form.
•There are over 200 hotels with 300
commercial centres and the total area
measurement of the area is 15,500 sq km
(Cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au, 2019).. Form the
North to the south, there are number of
buildings that are connecting the main road
to the street. The high rise character of the
building presents the view of the buildings
in the unilateral pattern.
•The composition of population of this area
is largely local people with the density of
population 9,189 per sq km
(Cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au, 2019). This area
mostly comprises of the commercial shops
and the total number of visitors in this
particular area is mostly the young
population. Another important social factor
that is impacting the geography of this area
is the job profile of the population.
Economic factors
• It terms of the economic factors, the
crucial aspects is income and financial
ability of the population residing. On an
average the local residents have the median
wage of $953 compared to the $719 of the
other parts of the greater Sydney. Their
early income is greater than $1500 per
week which is comparatively higher than
the rest of the part of Greater Sydney
(Cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au, 2019).
•Over 20% of the residents have the age
between 15-25 which is one the reasons
behind their higher-toned interest in
shopping and commercial centres. In terms
of ownership, it belongs to the public
ownership which is again one of the factors
for existence of large number of
commercial businesses. In terms of
transportation, it is equally important part
of the city which connects huge population
to this place of commercial centres.