On Building Optimism. The need for hope in the future of our… | by Coby Lefkowitz | Feb, 2022 | Marker
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The need for hope in the future of our built environment
Metropolis On Building Optimism The need for hope in the future of our built environment Coby Lefkowitz 13 min read · Feb 7, 2022 -- 2 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Swann Ridge within Serenbe, a new community in Chattahoochee Hills. GA. Source: Rhinehart-Pulliam Most new places in America aren’t very good. This is both a common refrain, and an observable, subjective, reality. While I’d go so far as to call it an objective fact , for those who won’t, there’s little doubt that most of our new places leave much to be desired. Acres of sprawling homogenous tract home
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