6 months ago
Urban efficiency: Today’s skyscrapers merge retail, residential, and commercial space into one building, taking up only 60% of a city block. The same combo space spread across a suburban setting would span more than 21 NYC blocks.

Urban efficiency: Today’s skyscrapers merge retail, residential, and commercial space into one building, taking up only 60% of a city block. The same combo space spread across a suburban setting would span more than 21 NYC blocks.

TAGS: Architecture 63 notes Date: 11.15.11 Time: 09:37 AM
  1. lessadjectivesmoreverbslikesthis reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  2. pyhrricvictories reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  3. petrichoranddelight reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  4. klaatu reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  5. durianseeds reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  6. flueedo reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  7. paraserlibreamate reblogged this from youmightfindyourself and added:
    I keep saying we need to build
  8. strikesachord reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  9. blasphemousblabbermouth reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  10. pharaohcalypso reblogged this from pachnorrisu-archive
  11. joeydundale reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  12. kidkvlt reblogged this from getwronged
  13. isostardust reblogged this from queuedotunderscoreoneat and added:
    Oversleeping? NO PROBLEM. I CAN WALK TO WORK.
  14. nox-aeris reblogged this from pachnorrisu-archive
  15. allthethingswelove reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  16. getwronged reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  17. paris-collage reblogged this from youmightfindyourself
  18. pachnorrisu-archive reblogged this from kelliescastle
  19. oldbern said: i just wonder why the parking is addressed in the skyscraper model, but is clearly part of the ‘spawn’ model
  20. kelliescastle reblogged this from youmightfindyourself