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Originally Posted by JManc
"Supreme" only if you're waiting on your Papa John's order and the delivery driver has only been on the job a month...otherwise it's subjective. Two of my favorite cities; NYC and London have both examples and I don't think twice about their street patterns. It's an after thought...
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Gridded cities, or gridded regions within cities are efficient at moving people and goods [also better land use].
There is no argument about that. Now whether a winding street is aesthetically more pleasing than one that is oriented to the campus, that's all simply subjective.