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Julian Frost
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Lmfaooo
Americans are stupid disgusting cattle. Which I revere as holy.
Balcony larger than the indoor space 🤯
Also the high costs of building multifamily housing (compared to SFH) are quite high to the point that it’s a real problem. Our building codes are based on the anti-urban philosophy of early 20th c. reformers who thought that construction of apartments should be a last resort.
I was sharing it to highlight the ridiculous and bad arguments of left NIMBYism — I agree it doesn’t refute anything
Yeah I wouldn’t be surprised either if Ohtani homered again tonight!
Pretty hilarious how the referee of the Wisconsin Oregon game has a prominent Wisconsin accent
Recently tracked down the floorplan of 414 Light St in Baltimore — the contrast is wild
Find your dream home at the Blades at Tinnitus Ridge
Curious marketing materials. Zacherl got rich from selling dried flower heads as insecticide
I agree, just recently learned about him from the About Buildings & Cities pod
The Pitt vs NC State commentators are in the booth cheering on helmet to helmet hits and shrugging off college kids staggering unnaturally after the play lmao
Photo taken in 2015 for the record. I’m curious now, gonna look into the rehab
The metropole's side of the story ("eco-centre"): www.iledenantes.com/operations/e...
In Nantes, there is a big park planned south of an existing eco-district. In the spirit of ecological/ephemeral uses of land, the city is has put a construction waste recycling center on the site. Now, the residents of the southernmost apartments are organizing against it. Just kind of amusing (1/3)
I was pleasantly surprised to learn it was 1905
Ok- Zacherlhaus in Vienna, built between 1903-05, designed by Jože Plečnik for an insecticide magnate
In what year would you guess this building was completed?
Begs the question, when is a building ever truly "completed"
I checked the historic aerials and it was built at the same time as the rest of them. The very low-density townhouse/maisonette sprinkled in is an interesting little trend in French ecodistricts -- makes sense I guess