>>1798383Not him, but many American urbanists have this strong autism about needing mid-rise and "gentle density" attached housing, like the kind you would see in the traditional American city or small town (myself included).
To an American, they see a detached tower or block building and to them it looks like an office park or another "urban-renewal" type building with huge setbacks from the street that replaced previously-crowded city blocks.
It comes down to a difference in culture experience, really.
Some would just rather retvrn to urban canyons right up against the street than to build yet another Radiant City- inspired development.
