What's strange, though, is that block long buildings aren't fated to be antisocial, monotonous realms devoid of life. We used to know how to build these structures well.
One of my favorite examples, though there are many from the 19th century, are the Riverside Buildings.
@AtticTruther@Cobylefko the more the merrier, get maybe half a dozen of these people on: Coby, Trevor, Alicia, Steven, etc.
they could do a jubilee "surrounded" imitation haha. Coby making claims on how courtyard blocks won't pencil and everyone else rebutting
@WojPawelczyk@Cobylefko When I look at a before and after of a building or city that is absolutely amazing I’ve come to learn that it is Poland like 90% of the time lol
@Zinmanzinfandel@leslie_hileslie@BigWeekendShow@AllisonMelodyTV Oh yeah, good point, the north just protested with signs and chants for years, and the south was like “hmm we should probably stop doing this”. Stupid me, almost forgot what I learned in my social studies classes!
@FrankMarco44337@cityaestheticss it's only a tourist piece because we have so few towns with such fine-grained, walkable, beautiful storefronts that people are willing to travel to go to it. so ofc owners would cater towards tourists.