dronebama [none/use name] to urbanism • 8 months agoI get there’s equity problems with skyways but doesn’t it seem a little reductive to say tear the motherfucker down and force people to walk in the cold streets?message-squaremessage-square9 fedilinkarrow-up126file-text
arrow-up126message-squareI get there’s equity problems with skyways but doesn’t it seem a little reductive to say tear the motherfucker down and force people to walk in the cold streets?dronebama [none/use name] to urbanism • 8 months agomessage-square9 Commentsfedilinkfile-text
You can walk around a whole city without stepping a foot outside so how is that not good urban planning?
minus-squaredronebama [none/use name]hexagonhexbear6·8 months agoThe problem some people have with them is that they make the roads less pedestrian friendly by virtue of being a better alternative to walking on the sidewalk. link
The problem some people have with them is that they make the roads less pedestrian friendly by virtue of being a better alternative to walking on the sidewalk.
It's a stupid argument