The document discusses the elements of nature and the built environment. It defines the built environment as the human-made surroundings ranging in scale from buildings to cities that provide settings for human activity, and includes infrastructure supporting water, energy and transportation networks. The built environment combines physical elements and energy in forms for living, working and playing, and has been defined as the human-made space where people conduct daily activities.

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ELEMENT OF NATURE ANDBUILT ENVIRONMENT
FOUNDATION IN NATURALANDBUILT ENVIRONMENT( FNBE )
BUILD
ENVIRONMENT refers to
the human-madesurroundings that
provide the setting for human activity,
ranging in scale from buildings and
parks or green
space to neighborhoods and citiesthat
can often include their
supporting infrastructure, such
as water supply, or energy networks.
The built environmentis a material,
spatial and cultural product of human
labor that combinesphysical elements
and energy in forms for living,
working and playing. It has been
defined as “the human-made spacein
which people live, work, and recreate
on a day-to-day basis”. The “built
environmentencompassesplacesand
spaces created or modified by people
including buildings, parks, and
transportation systems”.