Strong Towns: We Built Isolating Places. Can We Get Out? (youtu.be)
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An AI search engine I use recently came out with a pretty nifty feature, and this seemed like a pretty good topic to explore as an example of what it can do.
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With so much of left-adjacent urbanist youtube borrowing terms from conservatives like “third places”, I think this video does a good job of questioning the notion of “third places” in favor of a more radical critique about the way we use our cities.
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Alternative link: archive.ph/BxMKZ
climatejustice.social/…/112535649882421445
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They built a subway station in one of the worst housing markets in America and put surface parking on top of it. Bare minimum housing around the station should look like this: https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/0844ecd6-9d4e-4324-917c-2289cff92084.jpeg
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Spoiler> Downtown Austin skyline
Milan has 51 cars for 100 inhabitants, which is the double of other big cities in Europe, like Madrid (291,3) o Paris (225,2). One of the consequences is that traffic is terrible, and Milan is, for example, one of the worst cities on TomTom traffic index...
It’s a Boston article....
"Just to meet business-as-usual trends, 115% more copper must be mined in the next 30 years than has been mined historically until now," the study said.
The upside down hotel said to have inspired Star Wars faces demolition | CNN...