Re:Transforming cities with superblocks
by mupuff1234 on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @07:17AM
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That's what you get in US cities who treat pedestrians as a 3rd class citizen behind cars and more cars, so again, it's due to lack of good city planning.
Walk through European cities and Asian cities and you see a nice mix of local and yes also bigger corporation shops. But you can also find in neighborhoods of
some US cities such as NYC, Philadelphia, Boston, Seattle, etc.
But I also doubt most people wouldn't want a Starbucks down the street.
Walk through European cities and Asian cities and you see a nice mix of local and yes also bigger corporation shops. But you can also find in neighborhoods of some US cities such as NYC, Philadelphia, Boston, Seattle, etc.
But I also doubt most people wouldn't want a Starbucks down the street.