American architecture is so Jew'd it's so sad. Let's post some cozy US architecture so we can dream about how we will rebuild our cities when we get the chance to knock down the (((modern shit and strip malls)))
pic related is a town in Washington state
From Vermont
Also doesn't just have to be cozy but also good architecture (monolithic etc.)
My hometown: Jim Thorpe, PA
Beautiful Koziars during Christmas
Ketchikan, Alaska
Orthodox Monastery in Jordanville, New York
C-can I join t-too?
Spanish coziness allowed too
pic related a cabin in WV
Lynchburg, Virginia trail
Thanks :)
Illinois
Seville is pretty
This is the America we all miss.
Solvang, California
A small Danish town.
downtown small town USA is peak comfy, makes me nostalgic for bike rides and ice cream cones.
Pennsylvania has pockets of what is lost
flyover state, reporting.
Thank you
Solvang and Santa Ynez are weird, weird places
Portsmouth, NH
That mountain feel is very cozy
Used to live here, landing a float plane by your front porch is the best part.
cozy North End in Boston
Boathouse Row in Philadelphia
I would invite everyone to check out Andrew Price's blog. He does good stuff about the need to reform zoning and deregulate land-use rules that make it illegal to build the sorts of comfy, walkable, fine-grained urbanism that we want.
andrewalexanderprice.com
That is leavenworth WA. fun place to spend a day or two! i live about 1.5 hrs away in cle elum
america has shit for architecture but the most amazing nature on earth, although the best parts arent on tourist maps
I can't tell you how many indians and chinks I have pointed in the wrong direction at national parks when they ask for directions. They throw trash goddamn everywhere and it makes the parks terrible to visit.
St. Augustine Florida has great Spanish architecture
Just glanced at it, seems like an interesting read, what prevents villages like this from being built.
Amish communities in Pennsylvania and Ohio are very /comfy/.
Charleston Sc
Cle Elum / Roslyn is peak cozy. North Bend reporting in.
I live near there and the Asians from the coast are making it unbearable. They move in big groups and smash into you without being polite at all. We have problems with beaners and Slavs too. Fuck everyone of you stay the fuck out
That's why we called it "La tierra florida" or "The flourished land"
I grew up close to some Amish communities. They are cozy and trad
Amish life = cozy life
A wide array of various land-use regulations make this sort of urbanism illegal to build (which is strange, because the stuff that does still exist is incredibly valuable and desirable). Just for starters, zoning that separates commercial and residential uses. Minimum lot sizes. Minimum unit sizes. Occupancy limits. Density restrictions. Setback requirements (that's a big one). Height caps. Architecture regulations. Building codes. Fire departments often block attempts to construct narrow streets (instead of buying smaller trucks). There are so many more. Federal mortgage subsidies make it difficult to get financing for the sort of small mixed-use buildings that humans have been building for thousands of years (i.e. a shop on the bottom and housing up top).
But if you're asking *why* all those regulations exist... it's hard to say. Part of it is that we're simply in an equilibrium where everything is oriented towards cars, and so rationally every business and voter always wants more parking and wide, fast streets. But collectively, the effect is to shatter our cities and make them shitty. Certainly single-family-zoning is a sneaky way to effectively ban poor people, and many homeowners benefit from the status quo.
Strong Towns is a little SJW, but they post some good stuff regularly on YouTube and their website
youtube.com
im former snoqualmie / northbend (as of 5 years ago). The kikes of king county made the costs of living almost unbearable. property taxes were 8x what mine are now in kittitas.
Guelph, ON
postan maximum comfy north carolina
I didn't know there were American larp towns besides Solvang.
>check wikipedia
>leavenworth was larp'd after some people visited Solvang
Today I Learned.
Post your best coastal town with comfy architecture and nice weather
why is trump hidden in the crowd in the bottom right?
I already did
Looks pretty comfy desu
Downtown Blue Ridge, GA is really comfy. I love Appalachia!
Comfy Pacific Northwest town. The stormy weather makes it even comfier.
I like the Pacific NW. Certainly some of the most picturesque regions in the world.
You spanirds built this. Its in new mexico which has a lot of missions
It’s weird looking back to when I was a kid and thinking about how I used to consider the Amish kooky eccentrics. Now I envy them. Am I too old to join the Amish at 25?
I yearn for the tradlife. They’re not quite as aesthetic as Natsoc germany but it’s as close as you’ll get in these degenerate times.
Haystack rock at Cannon Beach. I live very close. Best time of year to visit is in winter--practically deserted.
Oregon is the most livable and beautiful state in the union outside of Portland, which is a commie hell hole.
>"american architecture is so Jew'd"
>proceeds to support car culture that led to the destruction of traditional cities in favour of fugly high-rises and mcmansions, because "hurr transit is full of niggers durr"
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Public transit sucks and his a sink of time and money. The ideal city you're talking about also leads to Hong Kong slumrise tier population density which is anything but traditional.
i like toitles
Where is this?