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"The 15-Hour City believes everything has its place. Houses go in one location, businesses in another, and in between is a dark sea of soul-crushing concrete and asphalt." buff.ly/fLNN71n

buff.lyIntroducing the 15-Hour City“The 15-minute city principle suggests you should have your daily needs—work, food, healthcare, education, culture, and leisure—within a 15-minute ...

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Linotype Pilgrim

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1 Mar

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Linotype Pilgrim@symbo1ics.bsky.social

the bit that was on my mind last night and is often on my mind when I'm out in the city is that North American streetscapes are deliberately designed to be hostile and to discourage anyone "inhabiting" them in any way other than entering a store to briefly spend money and returning "home" (in a car)

Butch C

@butchsnewname.bsky.social

1 Mar

There is a shopping center directly across the street from my house that I walk to almost daily that has one sidewalk entrance. Everything else is driveways and I have to walk in the street to get onto the property.