We think Durning is joshing:
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A housing complex in San Buenaventura, Mexico. Ideal project for the Jericho lands.
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Harsh indeed, but there are some some very blocky continuous historic building patterns in East Coast Cities like Baltimore if you strip the street trees out.
It’s historical referencing to barracks…perfectly suitable for the Jericho Lands 🙂
I hope so. Taller buildings will enable more greenspace and more people to live there. It is a great place to live and should not just be for people with a lot of money or those fortunate enough to bought in years ago.