Reducing urban sprawl should be a no-brainer, yet no one does it, anywhere: "For every percentage point increase in roads, parking lots and other impervious surfaces preventing water from flowing into the ground, annual floods increase on average by 3.3%."https://hub.jhu.edu/2020/03/05/urbanization-increases-annual-flooding/ …
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What's an example of a "human scaled" city in the U.S.?
Boulder Colorado seems nice. Pedestrian area in center is very welcoming
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I've been thinking of New Orleans as a new home city. It seems small, warm, historical and largely unscarred by (and safe) from modern architectural thinking.
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