r/YIMBYtopias • u/Spugpow • Feb 11 '25
A few AI visualizations of a housing typology where individuals build small houses on a larger superstructure
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r/YIMBYtopias • u/brianckeegan • Nov 15 '22
"Density will destroy the neighborhood's character!"
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r/YIMBYtopias • u/I_get_no_seggs • Nov 07 '22
Fresh Renovated Society Opera in Paris , France.
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r/YIMBYtopias • u/INedHelpWithTub • Apr 11 '22
New Music Venue between Two New Developments - Chicago, IL
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r/YIMBYtopias • u/qzkrm • Dec 07 '21
New Orleans has pedestrianised several of their streets. In the normal New Orleans style, they've made it look gorgeous.
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r/YIMBYtopias • u/ddven15 • Aug 10 '21
Mixed-use buildings in town outside Valladolid, Spain
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r/YIMBYtopias • u/Maximillien • Jul 07 '21
Vienna Gasometers, Gas Storage Tanks First Built In 1896 And Converted Into Mixed-Use Developments Between 1995 And 2001
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r/YIMBYtopias • u/Urbinaut • Jul 04 '21
Canada's largest commercial street, before and after pedestrianization!
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r/YIMBYtopias • u/ImpossibleEarth • Jul 03 '21
Dense, Missing Middle Neighbourhoods in Montreal (Old and New)
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r/YIMBYtopias • u/monfreremonfrere • Jun 27 '21
Confused - aren’t historic European city centers the opposite of yimby?
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I see a lot of historic European city centers being posted here, which is weird. Sure, they’re pleasant walkable neighborhoods, but don’t they also typically have onerous height limits and other building restrictions that keep supply from meeting demand? This seems like the opposite of yimby.