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I don't think a "smart city" is our answer; I think actually looking to the past is a better plan for a good city, such as what Strong Towns advocates. https://
by DHPersonal 6y ago
I don't think a "smart city" is our answer; I think actually looking to the past is a better plan for a good city, such as what Strong Towns advocates. https://www.strongtowns.org/ https://www.strongtowns.org/
(I have no affiliation with the organization)
- Andorin 6y agoAbsolutely. We know perfectly well what works in cities and it's got nothing to do with smart tech.
- notatoad 6y agoi don't think a "smart city" is the answer either, but it's worth pointing out that the quayside project was not a smart city by any definition of the word city, it was a 4.9ha parcel (~7 standard city blocks) in a much larger city - possibly the perfect canvas for some experimentation.