urbanism

Lazy take but I feel like in 20-50 years people are gonna look at suburbs fondly the way urbanists do today with mixed use buildings.

(Assuming we develop more localized commercial/retail fronts that aren't plazas or malls)

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If we can get ADUs *maybe* we can one day commercial use ones.

I have a neighbor who converted all their lawn to raised beds and other food producing plants and they set up an unmanned kiosk on their sidewalk to let neighbors buy directly.

One can dream!

Doubt. Even if we develop more real urban fabric, there’s no way we can erase most or even some meaningful portion of existing suburban sprawl. Unlike how we erased basically all downtowns. in the 40s-80s

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This describes like 90% of developing Utah county 😆

I wanna believe as these houses wear and tear, homeowners will start breaking away from the monotony and add character to their homes.

Yes but some of the suburbs are sprawling neighborhoods where every house is a carbon copy of another and barely different. Older suburban neighborhoods have more diversity.