D Chen, Eran architect ODA architects. software, multimedia urbanNext February 24, 2021 monographic eng

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1223 words. The tower has helped manage urban density, but it often fails to honor qualities of life on the street. Now we have the opportunity to change that. An inherent problem with vertical living is that it draws people away from the ground. While humans lift off into space for travel, exploration, and adventure, most of life is still captured at ground-level. Yet, as the density of people, places, and things increases on Earth, we look to the sky for new ways to live. Eran Chen, Essay, expanding design practices, High Density, ODA, Territory and mobility, Unboxing New York Architecture, Building, Built environment, Cities, Community, Cultural agitator, Density, Design, Design strategies, Essay, Megacities & High Density, Neighborhood, New York, Project, Residential, Scale, Skyscrapers, Spatiality, Technology, Territorial Approach, Tower, urban, Urban Block, Urban planning, Urban sprawl, User’s experience, Vertical greenery, Well-being This essay is an excerpt of Unboxing New York by ODA, published by Actar Publishers. -- https://actar.com/product/unboxing-new-york/ Architecture Project Urban density management Vertical living 2575-5374 https://urbannext.net/dead-ends/ https://urbannext.net/dead-ends/ ES-BaAUN 221102 20230518163519.0 eng