Absolutely batshit historical moment. Have you read A Lexicon of Terror by Marguerite Feitlowitz?

Ok Paul!!

Do a minimum of research before weighing in

Real good food has never been tried

The climb from Fayette to Mulberry always feels cruel and unusual

Maybe a lukewarm take but there should be more emphasis on planning really nice and safe parking garages that serve a certain catchment area and make it more possible to eliminate street parking where needed

Wow that’s a lot of protein powder all at once, stay close to a phone

I agree

The reason for that is because twin cities leadership has had a sense of urgency about housing affordability and has passed big land use reforms over the past decade, right?

I do think that people often have over inflated expectations for how small common outdoor spaces like the one pictured will actually be used.

It seems like your cities are working pretty well compared to ours so maybe you just don’t need them and that’s ok.

I think some cottage courts in the US draw inspiration from alms houses built by churches in Europe so maybe that’s the closest comparison

It’s a way to achieve gentle density that blends in (subjectively) with a single family neighborhood by orienting varying sized homes around a common open space. Has been catching on a bit in the US in recent years

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