That's just what Denver looks like from above.

Half of those buildings are just parking. By square footage, something like every 2 parking spaces could be a 1br apartment.

Turns out raising chickens humanely makes for more resilient and stable flocks.

Deciduous be damned, why don't plants look better in winter?

I feel like this is an elitist take on what is a completely different type of multi-family housing, that is democratic and collaborative, compared to what is common in the US. This comment comes across as reacting to flats in general rather than these in particular.

So, it's the Montreal glacier?

The 3C line would be incredible

You know you're having a bit of a day when that metal slab of a table feels so comfortable you could fall asleep.

When most of the modern built environment looks like picture number two, is it any wonder that chronic loneliness and social isolation are on the rise nationally? Most of America's most desirable neighborhoods in cities across the country are functionally illegal to build in 2025.

The casual violence of cars is so often treated as the inevitable cost of doing business

I completely agree, what the heck gravity