b/c roads are more important. or something like that. landscapearchitecture: “Internet forumers in China noticed this case of an elevated road built perilously close to an apartment building in Suzhou, China. The balcony of the 5th floor is right over the elevated road, while part of the balcony on the 4th floor was demolished to make way for the road. The apartment building has been condemned for demolition by the government, but due to negotiations about resettlement between the government and some of the residents, the building is still standing and occupied. The unit on the 4th floor with the half-demolished balcony is still occupied.” (via Apartment meets Elevated Road in China - Urban Toronto)

b/c roads are more important. or something like that.

landscapearchitecture:

“Internet forumers in China noticed this case of an elevated road built perilously close to an apartment building in Suzhou, China. The balcony of the 5th floor is right over the elevated road, while part of the balcony on the 4th floor was demolished to make way for the road. The apartment building has been condemned for demolition by the government, but due to negotiations about resettlement between the government and some of the residents, the building is still standing and occupied. The unit on the 4th floor with the half-demolished balcony is still occupied.”

(via Apartment meets Elevated Road in China - Urban Toronto)

b/c roads are more important. or something like that. landscapearchitecture: “Internet forumers in China noticed this case of an elevated road built perilously close to an apartment building in Suzhou, China. The balcony of the 5th floor is right over the elevated road, while part of the balcony on the 4th floor was demolished to make way for the road. The apartment building has been condemned for demolition by the government, but due to negotiations about resettlement between the government and some of the residents, the building is still standing and occupied. The unit on the 4th floor with the half-demolished balcony is still occupied.” (via Apartment meets Elevated Road in China - Urban Toronto)

b/c roads are more important. or something like that.

landscapearchitecture:

“Internet forumers in China noticed this case of an elevated road built perilously close to an apartment building in Suzhou, China. The balcony of the 5th floor is right over the elevated road, while part of the balcony on the 4th floor was demolished to make way for the road. The apartment building has been condemned for demolition by the government, but due to negotiations about resettlement between the government and some of the residents, the building is still standing and occupied. The unit on the 4th floor with the half-demolished balcony is still occupied.”

(via Apartment meets Elevated Road in China - Urban Toronto)

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    i don’t know how i feel about this.
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    b/c roads are more important. or something like that. landscapearchitecture:
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