I think a city builder where you run a late victorian industrial city ala Chicago or Buffalo or Pittsburgh could be interesting.
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Rats and Pigeons are noble and kind creatures of the city and should be treated with far more kindness than you would give to a suburbanite
Girl who writes bad fan fiction but it’s rpf about late 1800s Chicago Architects like Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright and Daniel Burnham
So the cost estimates have come out for the new Long Distance Routes!
3 billion for Chicago-Miami
2 Billion for LA to Denver
Pheonix to St.Paul could reach 4 billion
Dallas to New York could hit 5 billion
I like medieval and baroque architecture as much as the next fag but it’s kinda overrated
How much do we think the average tumblr user knows about the American Public Transit Network?
If you want to find the cause of a problem in an American city there are a few possible causes, which are:
- Deindustrialisation
- Suburbanisation
- Corporate nonsense
- Racism
And of course there is
- Some horrid combination of the 4
So um I am watching a YouTube video on architecture right now and it is so bad both factually and ideologically that I have written a 500 word short answer response to its issues over discord, and I am not even 4 minutes into the 22 minute long video
✓ Autism
✓ ADHD
✓ Anxiety
✓ Homosexuality
? Transgender
✓ knowledgeable on trains
Anyways, I think my livable cities formula is broken, no matter what I do with it or add to it, the top 25 cities stay the same, just in different orders.
It’s always
St.Paul, Minneapolis
Albany, Alameda, San Francisco, Oakland, Emeryville, and Berkeley California
Portland Oregon
Denver and Boulder, CO
Arlington, VA
Washington DC
Seattle, WA
Newark, Paterson, Trenton, and Elizabeth NJ
Champaign-Urbana, Cicero, and Berwyn IL
Baltimore
Mount Vernon, NY
And Eureka CA