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Why not both? If you constrain area, you only have one dimension to expand in to maintain density: height. Not that I have anything against high rises, but the
by mikrl 2y ago
Why not both? If you constrain area, you only have one dimension to expand in to maintain density: height.
Not that I have anything against high rises, but they aren’t suitable for every person or geography.
- ta1243 2y agoBecause when you don't maintain a given density then you lose all the benefits of a city and just have suburban sprawl