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If it takes you 10 years to ask the locals about your plans for your impact study, the problem is not the talking to locals it is that you suck at talking.
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mobby_6kl posted:Maybe not every single building but some of them for sure. Lack of this mix-use is something that I dislike about the area I live in, I have to walk for at least 10 minutes before I get to anything that's not residential. That's porbably not bad by NA subub standards but it makes the area completely dead and not even worth going outside unless you're actually going somewhere else. I did grow up in a west German "commie block" style settlement. And there is a boring outer ring of pure residential mid-rises surrounding an inner main road with mixed use mid-rises and pure facilities like parks and schools and Aldi. And the train station.
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Those kind of ground apartments with garden are mostly popular with families with small kids, here. The only single woman living in a ground apartment that I knew was my grandmother. And she lived in one with all the windows facing the inner yard of the doughnut shaped apartment. When I lived in a ground apartment as a kid there was an underground parking garage across the street, and every-time a car left I got hit with the highlights shining into my window bright enough to read. Which is an underestimated problem. A more serious problem with classic 2 floor row-houses is that they tend to have quite bad wheelchair accessibility. There are also stacked rowhouses which are even worse for those purposes, despite being amazing to live in in all other situations. Here is one, the stairway leads to the upper outside walking space. Each of these entrances is a 2.5 floor rowhouse equivalent. With gardens in the back or a roof lounge for the upper entrances:  https://www.google.com/maps/@48.085...i8192?entry=ttu Also trying to look for pictures reminded me, that that is part of the largest Plattenbau aka "commie block" arrangements in Germany. It is not in the east. VictualSquid fucked around with this message at 18:56 on Sep 21, 2023 |
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Minenfeld! posted:I'm sorry, are you arguing that urban areas can't have food without trucks or...? No, I think he is saying that urban areas can't have food without privately owned muscle cars somehow. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Bongo Bill posted:I think that the argument is that the total abolition of road vehicles in all contexts isn't a practical way to improve the overall car situation. This is confusing because I don't think anybody was calling for the total abolition of road vehicles in all contexts. The pro-car argument requires that you pretend that privately owned SUVs are exactly the same as commercially owned delivery vans and tractors.
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