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Inevitably when the big one hits those single family homes will be gone. Also imagine the URMs in SOMA, Chinatown, and Tenderloin to be leveled. At that point
by almost_usual 6y ago
Inevitably when the big one hits those single family homes will be gone.
Also imagine the URMs in SOMA, Chinatown, and Tenderloin to be leveled.
At that point the city will need to rebuild for a large homeless population rapidly. High density earthquake resistant architecture will be the natural transition.
- kelnos 6y ago> Inevitably when the big one hits [...] earthquake resistant architecture will be the natural transition. You'd think, but after the 1906 earthquake, building codes were actually relaxed because it was taking too long to rebuild the city after it was destroyed, and residents and city government were getting impatient. Would history repeat itself if/when this happens again? Probably?
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