Tore it down against the will of the people living there. And the building height was constrained by an overhead airport approach. KWC could have been even dens

Tore it down against the will of the people living there. And the building height was constrained by an overhead airport approach. KWC could have been even denser. I don't think going full KWC density is a good idea, but comparisons to it serves as a rough measure of how far from "full" a city really is. And I think it's important to remind ourselves of that from time to time. SF, to pick an example near and dear to HN readers, is not full. All residents of the Bay Area could fit between Market Street and Van Ness Avenue with lots of room to spare.