Wow this really exemplifies American urban planning.
If only Americans could fathom infill density and public transit as the solution to scaling population centers.
While it's tempting to blame NIMBYism for this, I think it's a more general reflection of America's backwards relationship with urban development.
Hopefully we'll see a cultural reversion back to sanity with respect to urban planning in my lifetime. It would be so lovely to achieve the same convenience and economic potential properly designed cities have enjoyed for decades.
If only Americans could fathom infill density and public transit as the solution to scaling population centers.
While it's tempting to blame NIMBYism for this, I think it's a more general reflection of America's backwards relationship with urban development.
Hopefully we'll see a cultural reversion back to sanity with respect to urban planning in my lifetime. It would be so lovely to achieve the same convenience and economic potential properly designed cities have enjoyed for decades.