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What you prefer to live in is not the point of the article. It's about why some large, many unit buildings appear imposing / overwhelming while others less so.
by joecasson 4y ago
What you prefer to live in is not the point of the article. It's about why some large, many unit buildings appear imposing / overwhelming while others less so.
- cat_plus_plus 4y agoDowntown Pyongyang also looks beautiful, yet I think that prioritizing needs of the residents is beautiful in the most important way. Taipei street markets are messy. That's the best food I ever had.
- adastra22 4y agoPeople who actually live in these environments rather than out-of-town tourists don't share that experience though. They prefer the buildings you call dystopian.