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in reply to Jeff's comment

Tester May 29 2023 at 1:17PM on page 1

Totally agree!

ire Aug 12 2022 at 6:45AM on page 2

Suggestion
I would add a dog park
in reply to bilius weasley's comment

George Clooney Jul 27 2022 at 2:32PM on page 4

Suggestion
Here is my comment, it is good.

bilius weasley Jul 5 2022 at 10:44PM on page 4

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Everyone wants something to do on the green space or nobody will use it. Like a disc golf course and some trees to put up a hammock.

Romilda Skeeter Jul 5 2022 at 10:39PM on page 3

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Multi-Family buildings are hard to support without additional context. What are the constraints of multi-family buildings in Westpark? I.E. How many stories can they be? How many units/bedrooms can they have? Thanks.
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Albus Wulfric Jul 5 2022 at 10:24PM on page 3

I'm glad you asked, Lupin. Permeable architecture establishes connections between what’s private and what’s public; between the interior space and its environment, in order to generate a link between the two realities.

Certainly, the definition sounds so philosophical and profound that it’s difficult to think about it in tangible terms. However, permeable architecture is very concrete, and when it comes to urban areas (where it has been quite successful), for example, it has used both physical, visual, sound, and sensory elements to create unique buildings that are distinguished by the penetrability of light, pedestrian flow and the unification, confluence, and flexibility of its spaces.
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James Lupin III Jul 5 2022 at 10:19PM on page 3

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In simple terms, could someone please define what "permeable living" means?

Jeff Oct 1 2021 at 1:30PM on page 1

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Adding this much housing to this small area (in either option) will no doubt cause even more traffic problems in an already highly congested area. What considerations are there for dealing with this increased traffic?

Jeff Oct 1 2021 at 1:28PM on page 1

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We moved to the area in late 2018 and fell in love with the village concept, path system, the number of parks and the beautiful scenery. The continued growth, especially commercial and mixed use, will slowly destroy the magic that is PTC.

admin Oct 1 2021 at 1:18PM on page 3

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