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Mh, many other non-american cities are older => I don't think that "age" matters directly in the context of the cost-comparison shown by the article. If compli
by zepearl 6y ago
Mh, many other non-american cities are older => I don't think that "age" matters directly in the context of the cost-comparison shown by the article.
If complications caused by conflicting stuff that you mention is one of the factors that drive up the cost, then I guess that general panning for all kind of infrastructure is just constantly done better (for whichever reasons) in non-amerian cities?
- JoeAltmaier 6y agoIts the frantic rebuilding and updating that makes it complicated. The largest industrial centers in the world (at the time) were built and rebuild countless times, each adding another layer of services. City centers are particularly complex, and everything seems to go through there. NYC went from 125000 in 1820, to 5.5M in 1920.