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The more laneways I walk down the more convinced I am that we don't need high-rise, we need density... #Dublin #HousingCrisis #Ireland pic.twitter.com/fZ54BA4JAv
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Brian Grant ๐ฎ๐ช๐ธ๐ฌ
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Genuine q, how do you have one without the other?
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Paul M๐l๐ney
@oceanclub
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Use unused land, empty houses and partially empty buildings (i.e above shops)
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Andy Sheridan
@jnrbaker
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Exactly. There's a place for high-rise in selected locations, but there's so much under-utilised land out there behind existing terraces
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p mannoch
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Density a hot issue with which many places grappling. Interesting convo re SF, CA. grist.org/article/san-frโฆ
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Brian Grant ๐ฎ๐ช๐ธ๐ฌ
@istiredoflife
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Nov 3 |
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What is that land used for now?
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Andy Sheridan
@jnrbaker
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Light industry, sheds / storage, massive back gardens...there unlocked, in established, serviced residential areas throughout the city
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Thomas Scott Golden
@twscottgolden
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Certainly agree that, in the city centre high-rise is not appropriate. However, to reduce urban sprawl, it should be option on the periphery
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Brian Byrne
@TheBreakOfMyDay
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Andy Sheridan
@jnrbaker
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Nov 4 |
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Of course not. There's a middle ground where high density can be achieved w/o compromising living/open space design architizer.com/blog/low-rise-โฆ
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Eoin O'Mahony
@ownohmanny
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Also, building density does not equal human density.
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Rob Cross ๐ฎ๐ช ๐ช๐บ
@RobCross247
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Nov 4 |
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Totally agree, we need to upcycle our existing stock just by using ones architectural innovation.
i.e. Chimney Pot Park & Adams C Architects pic.twitter.com/SMdcgXCYOk
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Andy Sheridan
@jnrbaker
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Amen.
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