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Originally Posted by Tom Servo
You act like Chinatown is separated from the rest of the city on all sides by desert.  |
i said that chicago's chinatown lacks good pedestrian/urban fabric connection with the rest of the city. that differentiates it from other well known anglosphere chinatowns and makes it feel more of a wold of its own compared to the other major chinatowns. whether that reality is a good thing or a bad thing is up to the eye of the beholder, but it does make it different.
Tom, do you honestly feel that chicago's chinatown has good pedestrian and urban fabric connection to the city around it?
if you do, then you and i have some fundamentally and radically different ideas about what constitutes good urban fabric connection.
at which point we will have to agree to disagree and move on.
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