>People hate om commie blocks people tend to hate on the decades old, usually cheap because under heavily financial constraints Eastern bloc version, but Finla

>People hate om commie blocks people tend to hate on the decades old, usually cheap because under heavily financial constraints Eastern bloc version, but Finland relevant to the topic of the thread to this day is heavily inspired by that kind of architecture, and a lot of modern neighborhoods being built are basically the same thing... just nice and with a bit more cash on hand.[1] It's an eminently sane way to house people, and I'm pretty certain a lot of people everywhere would take a nice, central apartment if they could actually see that it cuts their rent and energy bills in half. In places that are used to sprawl and high costs there's just too much inertia. [1] https://cdn.thedesignstory.com/editor/editor-fflo-1645278651-feature-im-9edgczczj.jpg?w=1000 https://cdn.thedesignstory.com/editor/editor-fflo-1645278651...