Everything about Beautification totally explained
» For the Roman Catholic Church declaration of being blessed see Beatification.
Beautification is the process of making visual improvements in a
town or
city, typically to an
urban area. This most often involves
planting trees,
shrubbery, and other
greenery, but frequently also includes adding
decorative or
historic-style street lights and other lighting, and replacing broken
pavement, often with
brick or other natural materials.
Old-fashioned cobblestones are sometimes used for
crosswalks – not just for aesthetics, but also to slow down motorists.
Beautification projects are often undertaken by
city councils to refurbish their
downtown areas, in order to boost
tourism or other
commerce. Often, this is also spurred by broken
sidewalks which pose a
safety hazard for
pedestrians, and potentially insurmountable obstacles for
wheelchair users. These projects are frequently part of other larger projects such as
construction, especially in conjunction with ones for
transit, such as streets and roads and
mass transit.
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