Matt

[Matt @archichat77]

I think the opportunity to actually build while in architecture school is extremely valuable, if not vital. #iiturbanism

[Matt @archichat77]

@natla007 the rest of the world defines the culture of America. Haha #iiturbanism

[Matt @archichat77]

Creating a variety interaction in public spaces is important and allows the city to function naturally. #iiturbanism

[Matt @archichat77]

@calebbaldwin66 no. I think it actually may make the city more efficient. #iiturbanism

[Matt @archichat77]

@whewpep no it's not right. But some people think it's ok

[Matt @archichat77]

@grozdanoskam I would say yes. But then is a roof too, or in floor heating? #iiturbanism

[Matt @archichat77]

As long as you have a car and a home in LA, it's not such a bad place to live.#iiturbanism

[Matt @archichat77]

@grozdanoskam I think other cities have learned from it.

[Matt @archichat77]

Do you think the Loop has started to recover from sprawl, and if so, what things are making the impact? #iiturbanism

[Matt @archichat77]

@KariBorowiak @JadaBebble awesome!!

[Matt @archichat77]

@whewpep I think yes, the question is scale and function. Airports would get a 7 I think on the scale of 1-10. They are public and secure

[Matt @archichat77]

It will be interesting if we can find a way to make public spaces more intimate, therefore improving quality of life for all #iiturbanism

[Matt @archichat77]

@Silvrgrrl are suburban streets really safe? Just because there are less people doesn't mean they're safer, just less exciting #iiturbanism

[Matt @archichat77]

It's easy to knock Moses, but is it possible that New York gained a lot of strength because of his influence? #iiturbanism

[Matt @archichat77]

@bmir1234 if people of the city shaped it, would it be more successful hm? #iiturbabism

[Matt @archichat77]

I wonder if problems like New York had could be avoided if we put a corbu limit on population like we talked about last week?#iiturbabism

[Matt @archichat77]

@whewpep I think it will make for a completely stagnate society and will ultimately by unhealthy.

[Matt @archichat77]

How can architecture encourage people to move back into the cities? #iiturbabism

[Matt @archichat77]

@fauxlando I think there are threats everywhere, and rising sea levels are not at the top of the list.

[Matt @archichat77]

Do you think China will have financial or infrastructure problems if they keep building cities at this rate? #iiturbanism