I'm seeing lots of praise of this from YIMBY/urbanist ideological grounds (which I fully support), but also I personally spent months living in buildings like this in China and I quite enjoyed it.

I'm seeing lots of praise of this from YIMBY/urbanist ideological grounds (which I fully support), but also I personally spent months living in buildings like this in China and I quite enjoyed it.

https://twitter.com/Rainmaker1973/status/1720816222529613960

In the months you lived in buildings like that, did you have much contact with others living there? How did you perceive the social interactions from people living there? Is it more like "one big community" or is everyone just for themselves?

Probably something in-between - I guess?

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I feel like it was a mix of both, my own life was on the isolated side

Concrete jungles are not conducive to one's mental health, I have found. Also is a big fire hazard

I actually had a really pleasant view outside to nature. One of the benefits of the towers-in-the-park style of urbanism is that you get the parks.