Quote:
Originally Posted by LA21st
I didnt say smaller dc buildings in DC is less urban. I said Capitol Hill feels quiet despite looking more urban than LA. And I'm not the only one who said that about Capitol Hill either. Venice Beach doesnt have rowhouses, but its residential streets have more pedestrians than Capitol Hill. Easily. I've said a few times I think lowrise areas in cities appear more active than highrise districts in general.
I said Georgetown is doing fine since covid, and is still probably the most vibrant area in DC per block. I'm from NOVA. I know DC very well. 14th street is vibrant, but from what I've seen, M Street still takes it.
|
How do you know that residential streets in Venice has more pedestrians overall than Capitol Hill? I take issue when some people present ideas as facts without any way of backing up these assertions. Aside from a few busy streets, Venice residential areas are also pretty quiet and pleasant.