Location | Lombard Street, San Francisco, CA, USA Lombard Street is perhaps the most famous crooked street in the world with 2 million yearly visitors. It is a one-way block where eight sharp turns (total of 600 feet/180 meters) help reduce the steepness. It was built...
Location | Soledad, California, USA Soledad City was officially inaugurated as a city in 1921, but has roots to the 18th century when the Spanish mission started their activities in the area. The City name derives from the Spanish mission and translated to the...
Location | Navy Yard Farm, Brooklyn, New York, USA Navy Yard Farm was installed in 2012, and is operated by Brooklyn Grange. The rooftop farm covers a massive 65,000 square feet, making it the largest rooftop soil farm in the world. At present, the building it sits on...
Location | Stuyvesant Town, New York, USA Le Corbusier has described New York as a city “utterly devoid of harmony.” He wasn’t impressed by the tall towers, and stated that they were a product of an inferiority complex. He believed the city would do better by building...
Location | Arroyo Mountain Estates, Arizona, USA The Arroyo Mountain Estates, along with several other examples in Arizona, is a prime example of how land use planning can lead to places with that lack of community quality. Not only lacking to take into consideration...
Location | Huntington Landmark, Wellspring, Huntington Beach, CA, USA All houses have the same roof color, and are living in one secluded area. An amazing aerial view of a small community in Wellspring. What do you think? Are you in favour of this design? Too car...
Location | Soledad, CA, USA Soledad city was inaugurated as a city in 1921, but has roots to the 18th century when the Spanish mission started their activities in the area. The area has one of the worlds most economically productive and technologically advanced...
Location | Naples Island, Long beach, Los Angeles, California, USA Naples is a neighborhood of Long Beach in Los Angeles. It was built in 1903 by Arthur Parson on three islands which are divided by canals and lead out to San Pedro Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Mayberry...
Location | Golden Gate Park, San Fransisco, California, USA Golden Gate Park is a huge 1,000 acre park. Back in the 1860s San Franciscans felt a need for a spacious park similar to NYC Central Park which was at that time under construction. Golden Gate Park,...
Location | Bolsa Avenue, Westminister, CA, USA Westminster which once was occupied by Oak Grove people 8,000 years ago. It become a a colony in 1870, but has developed from the farmland into an urban community and city it is today. Two 8 million gallon beautifully...
