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Originally Posted by Jibba
I noticed that slight misnomer when re-reading my post, but I left it as written. It's close enough, and it feels like a high-rise relative to the 2- and 3-story pitched-roof flats in the background.
And I agree, it's a good archetype--at least visually--for sites in outlying neighborhoods that are near transit nodes.
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Right. It’s basically standard building height for large European cities, which shows you how they get so much density and atreet activity basically without high-rises, because it’s buildings of that size one after another with no gaps.