>I live here
end my suffering
I live here
Blake Walker
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Jaxson Rodriguez
>I live here
end my suffering, but not because of that
Jaxson Mitchell
>Yes, I certainly see the appeal in Soviet-era social housing complexes and in brutalist architecture
Michael Lopez
at least it looks nice and orderly
Grayson Sanchez
why is soviet urban planning so visually pleasing?
Tyler Walker
tavarishes, why have you turned your backs on the proletarian revoltution? You should be surpassing work quotas, not whining like decadent capitalists!
Jacob Jackson
only from high above
from the street it usually looks meh
Daniel Watson
Visually pleasing - maybe
Useful - NO.
Grayson Morgan
>i live
please make it stop
Jace Edwards
If they weren't useful, people wouldn't live in them.
Matthew Phillips
It makes me think what's the point of building huge blocks and leaving so much empty space around no one really uses instead of building semi-detached houses all over the area that would take up the same amount of space but provide better living standards to the dwellers
I don't understand why commies didn't take the example from the Netherlands for instance, it would be easily explainable by commie ideology and people would genuinely love communism if they had such houses.
Aaron Myers
>there is choice
Cooper Peterson
it all depends on communities, soviet model uses saved space from verticalisation for building common areas like parks and it's more public transport oriented, high car usage in with such planning will inevitably result in huge traffic.
Single houses are the exact opposite and it's more car oriented
Nolan Allen
>I don't live here
end my suffering
Elijah Evans
imagine having the worst of both worlds ;)
Luis Perry
> high car usage in with such planning will inevitably result in huge traffic.
Single houses are the exact opposite and it's more car oriented
have you ever heard of huge traffic and congested roads in the Netherlands? they have one of the best public transport systems in the world
semi-detached houses work well with public transport
Jace Gomez
at least they have nice cladding
but modern blocks here look the same
David Rogers
Exactly, single houses have lower density therefore car usage don't really affect residential areas, try to force everybody to use cars in a super dense area the result will be traffic
>semi-detached houses work well with public transport
and Russia can be even better than the Netherlands, big pop crammed in small area is efficency for public transport, if only Russians could get their shit together
Michael Kelly
why do you build blocks? You have a shit ton of space to build big houses!
Robert Torres
real estate developers are greedy
Oliver Butler
It could be worse. You could have soul destroying architecture and enormous social problems
James Adams