More to it than that, because there are vibrant, urban streetscapes just to the north of Downtown Buffalo. Racism – like redlining and white flight – and deindustrialization did their part.
I really need to know why all this stuff is agressively ugly. I get that no one tells him no but this the ai prompts for these must’ve been “third reich streetscapes -2027”
Old iron fences are a defining feature of our streetscapes in Halifax, all viewed through a transparent screen of ancient iron. This is a good news story about the fence at St Paul's: https://halifaxbloggers.ca/noticedinnovascotia/2019/10/the-resurrection-of-saint-pauls-fence-rejoice/
I've just read them all. It's not that bad and all legitimate points in a discussion We are currently writing a chapter on loneliness (and isolation) where we are finding that the quality of routes to public transport and general streetscapes are not conducive to walking
That was my thought: I’m sure it’s there, but my main impression of Dublin is not medieval streetscapes, like an Irish version of the Shambles in York
I’m quite prepared to admit I don’t know Dublin as well as some, but I don’t remember seeing a great deal of medieval architecture. Does yer man just mean “old”?
On top of everything else, the film was surprisingly ugly, with lots of bland, fake CGI of NYC skylines and streetscapes. But sometimes there are also shots that are clearly just set in the regular NYC where Law & Order detectives visit crime scenes rather than stylized New Rome.
Mehmet Kerem Turkcan, Yuyang Li, Chengbo Zang, Javad Ghaderi, Gil Zussman, Zoran Kostic Boundless: Generating Photorealistic Synthetic Data for Object Detection in Urban Streetscapes https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.03022
Mine? Worst thing? Cow to the real estate lobby and slow walk implementation of the building decarbonization law, and all but renege on a campaign promise to open up 25% of streetscapes for people by 2025. Oh, and he somehow claimed he was vegan, but ate fish.