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>it was apparently designed to be walkable. was it really "designed"? To me one of the issues with modern development is that it is explicitly "designed/planne
by VladRussian2 13y ago
>it was apparently designed to be walkable.
was it really "designed"? To me one of the issues with modern development is that it is explicitly "designed/planned" and thus diversity and vibrancy is naturally limited by the views/imagination of the designers/developers and politicians. (an illustration from another area - it is like "planned" economy vs. naturally evolving/developing capitalist economy)
- philwelch 13y agoThat's a good point. Someone unavoidably had to lay out the streets but walkable cities and towns are quite a bit more organic than designed.