Interchange in Houston is the same size as an entire city center in Italy
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Re: Interchange in Houston is the same size as an entire city center in Italy
#2I don't believe it is very easy to drive in Siena, Italy. I also don't believe it is very easy to live under a highway interchange. To each space its own.
Re: Interchange in Houston is the same size as an entire city center in Italy
#3I disagree with the notion that space is better used if it exhibits greater density of population. I don't believe it is very easy to drive in Siena, Italy. I also don't believe it is very easy to live under a highway interchange. To each space its own.
Re: Interchange in Houston is the same size as an entire city center in Italy
#4I disagree with the notion that space is better used if it exhibits greater density of population. I don't believe it is very easy to drive in Siena, Italy. I also don't believe it is very easy to live under a highway interchange. To each space its own.
Re: Interchange in Houston is the same size as an entire city center in Italy
#5It’s interesting trivia but it doesn’t mean much. A well packed slum could fit 10x that amount in that land. Or you could have a vineyard or you could have a train station.
It’s an arbitrary comparison.
Land gets used in many different ways that make sense for the local people. Some seem “better” but that requires certain “assumptions “. Is arid desert “wasted”?
Re: Interchange in Houston is the same size as an entire city center in Italy
#6Re: Interchange in Houston is the same size as an entire city center in Italy
#7I do agree that designing cities around cars has ruined a lot of nice places though.
Re: Interchange in Houston is the same size as an entire city center in Italy
#8Re: Interchange in Houston is the same size as an entire city center in Italy
#9What size, exactly? Is it a really big interchange, or a really small city?
Re: Interchange in Houston is the same size as an entire city center in Italy
#10Every time I am made aware of just how young the US is, it blows me away. I've never been to Europe, I would really love to go some day, but I can only imagine the feeling of actually seeing these really old places/structures in person.