By Michael Grove, ASLA The export of American culture is one of the most influential forces in our interconnected world. From Dakar to Delhi, American pop music, movies, and artery-clogging cuisine is ubiquitous. However, one of the most damaging exports is the American suburb. When the 20th century model for housing the swelling populations of […]
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Anyone who can is moving out of NYC. So that projection is correct. I’m not sure we can predict what the results will be, beyond more inequality. (K)
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It does make a lot of sense…the poorer people get the worse because dense places are where they end up.
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Just think of those crammed high rises where everyone shares one giant ventilation system 😦
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Oh I know…I feel very lucky where I live…away from everyone.
I can’t imagine those high rises…like cages in a zoo
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Oh I know…I feel very lucky where I live…away from everyone.
I can’t imagine those high rises…like cages in a zoo.
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