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Rethinking Manhattan's grid

3 pointsby gringoDanover 6 years ago

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nicwolffover 6 years ago
Nice rendering there of a lap pool that they propose to place directly in front of the building in which I grew up, and in which my parents still live. They&#x27;re missing a few things:<p>- delivery and moving trucks, which double-park on the street constantly<p>- Ubers, which are &quot;local traffic&quot;, waiting for pickups<p>- food delivery messengers on electric bikes &quot;sharing&quot; the pedestrian areas at speeds over 20 mph<p>- piles of garbage bags waiting for pickup on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday – and &quot;large items&quot; too on Friday<p>- garbage trucks, stopping at every building to pick up that trash<p>- fire hydrants and access for fire trucks on both sides of the street<p>- tree pits, or any other way for the roots of the trees not adjacent to hedges to get water<p>- the 4&#x27; wide basement wells in front of many buildings on that block<p>- homeless people, each with multiple shopping carts full of their possessions<p>- bike racks<p>- street lights!
MR4Dover 6 years ago
Or maybe start thinking in three dimensions. The subway is already the first step in that third dimension. Why not add more layers (either up or down) ?
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