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On the other hand, the cities in the US that were built out postwar tend to be sprawly and not very dense. San Francisco arguably got lucky to be (re-)built bef
by lemoncucumber 8y ago
On the other hand, the cities in the US that were built out postwar tend to be sprawly and not very dense. San Francisco arguably got lucky to be (re-)built before detached single family homes were in vogue.
- boomboomsubban 8y agoEven the US cities that have grown post war generally had their city centers long before the war, and their tallest buildings tend to be there. This is about tall building density, not population density.