Raphael Lopoukhine
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Rethinking waste, reimagining buildings, and refusing to settle for less.
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Rethinking waste, reimagining buildings, and refusing to settle for less.
Powered by systems thinking and radical moderation. #SFI-OCADU
With all these microbrews propping up in Toronto, more and more people are calling them the Toronto Brew Jays
November 3, 2025 at 1:46 AM
With all these microbrews propping up in Toronto, more and more people are calling them the Toronto Brew Jays
Reposted by Raphael Lopoukhine
In particular, they want leases to no longer necessarily remain in effect indefinitely, so that landlords have more options for creating tenant turnover.
Current situation in left-hand column, proposal on the right:
Current situation in left-hand column, proposal on the right:
October 23, 2025 at 6:02 PM
In particular, they want leases to no longer necessarily remain in effect indefinitely, so that landlords have more options for creating tenant turnover.
Current situation in left-hand column, proposal on the right:
Current situation in left-hand column, proposal on the right:
Now do trees and Mexico city.
Then food trucks in LA
Followed by pedestrian/patio streets in Istanbul....
Then food trucks in LA
Followed by pedestrian/patio streets in Istanbul....
July 22, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Now do trees and Mexico city.
Then food trucks in LA
Followed by pedestrian/patio streets in Istanbul....
Then food trucks in LA
Followed by pedestrian/patio streets in Istanbul....
If only we had a progressive mayor, oh wait.
July 12, 2025 at 5:11 PM
If only we had a progressive mayor, oh wait.
Reposted by Raphael Lopoukhine
• Canada has borne the brunt of the damage from US tariffs so far, with its long-run economy -1.9% smaller in real terms. China’s economy is -0.2% smaller, about 2/3 as large as the hit to the US. The UK’s is 0.2% bigger thanks in part to the benefits of US-UK trade deal.
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July 7, 2025 at 11:40 PM
• Canada has borne the brunt of the damage from US tariffs so far, with its long-run economy -1.9% smaller in real terms. China’s economy is -0.2% smaller, about 2/3 as large as the hit to the US. The UK’s is 0.2% bigger thanks in part to the benefits of US-UK trade deal.
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Agree this is well constructed. Shout out to the YIMBY OLP policy team!
I wonder if this argument works if the goal is improved environmental outcomes, which do get lumped into the NIMBY/YIMBY red tape reduction conversation.
I wonder if this argument works if the goal is improved environmental outcomes, which do get lumped into the NIMBY/YIMBY red tape reduction conversation.
June 11, 2025 at 10:34 AM
Agree this is well constructed. Shout out to the YIMBY OLP policy team!
I wonder if this argument works if the goal is improved environmental outcomes, which do get lumped into the NIMBY/YIMBY red tape reduction conversation.
I wonder if this argument works if the goal is improved environmental outcomes, which do get lumped into the NIMBY/YIMBY red tape reduction conversation.