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No - the low hanging fruit is that ~40%+ of most American cities are dedicated to cars (parking & roads) and another ~20% to yards. When you consider that airp
by onlyrealcuzzo 4y ago
No - the low hanging fruit is that ~40%+ of most American cities are dedicated to cars (parking & roads) and another ~20% to yards.
When you consider that airports & parks & golf courses take up a considerable amount of space - you're down to <10% of the city (proper) dedicated to space people actually live in.
And that's often times single story - with no vertical use whatsoever.