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Low density of motorized transport (or even "fast" unpowered transport such as bikes) helps with the atmosphere. In some medieval towns which are still inhabite
by marvin 11y ago
Low density of motorized transport (or even "fast" unpowered transport such as bikes) helps with the atmosphere. In some medieval towns which are still inhabited and thriving, the streets are mostly too rough for driving. Having everything you need within walking distance has a huge impact on the quality of life. You get to see more people, there is less noise and life feels less rushed.
- graeme 11y agoYou might find this interesting, it was posted here a while back: http://www.andrewalexanderprice.com/blog20131204.php#.VehYvrxViko http://www.andrewalexanderprice.com/blog20131204.php#.VehYvr... He had an article on Tokyo, but I can't find it. Apparently Tokyo meets many of these criteria and is pleasant to be in, despite being new construction. Which is why I'm wondering if we have any North American examples.