Order the following elements of urban space from the most common daily activity location to the least common: A) Parks, B) Roads, C) Buildings, D) Open Lots

Buildings are where most people spend their days, inside homes, offices, or shops, so they rank highest. Next come roads, because we walk, drive, or bike on them constantly for commuting and errands. Parks follow, as many people visit them for recreation or exercise, but less frequently than daily travel on roads. Finally, open lots—unused or vacant spaces—are the least common activity spots because they rarely host regular events. For example, a student might spend a morning in a classroom, a few hours driving on roads, a quick walk to a nearby park, and only once a week visit an empty lot.