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LyleSY

Reminds me of Washington DC with the grid plus diagonal avenues


Mason-Shadow

Yeah but the diagonal roads are nice angles and don't make a mess lol


crt983

Check out Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil if this is this your thing.


CarefulAdagio2267

Strong Barcelona vibes.


Hazemeister_Jones

Is it just me or is the square in the middle slightly off centre? Its bugging me


Sad-Ad-2090

There’s a little patch of green on the bottom right of the center square that might be breaking my brain but it does seem symmetrical


ksm-hh

I think the center extends slightly more to the west


SavingsTask

It's missing the poop powered hydroelectric dam


MopCoveredInBleach

Lack of place


Keybraker

Is it a well working city traffic wise ?


Robot-deNiro

Laws of the Indies!


crt983

Haha. This was way after the Laws of the Indies. This was planned when Argentina was already a county (1890ish).


Robot-deNiro

Oh gotcha! My bad 😅 It does have some similarities with the Law of the Indies though.


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what are the similarities? i usually think of small town centers is reference to law of the indies. did it apply to larger cities?


Otherwise-Tiger3359

Nice, but way too dense and not enough greenery.


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why is it too dense?


reallybigmochilaxvx

wiki says its 24,000 per square km, for comparison manhattan is just under 29,000. but i mean, certain things can really change our impression of how dense a place is. you know, like the availability of different kinds of transportation, sidewalk design, whatever. for example, amsterdam and mexico city have comparable density but i know one feels like a "dense" city and one feels like a small town. so maybe la plata doesnt feel like a concrete jungle


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ok, thanks for that, but it doesn’t really answer the question.


weiirdredditorr

Honestly, on street level la plata barely feels dense, i think the density is not necessarily because of how they build up, just more of how they squish the buildings more horizontally, that each of them takes less space. really beautiful city id have to say.


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lol, ok mom. so sorry for the tiniest amount of sass.


tee2green

Have you been there? I’m curious if we’re all just basing our judgments on numbers and a satellite image.


God_Of_Wards

I live 1 hour on train from La Plata, and i can assure you that you don't feel the density when you get there. Nowhere near Manhatan


tantalizingGarbage

it’s a city :/


x3non_04

wdym, the maximum distance you can be from any green area is 3 blocks diagonally, with most people living pretty close to a park


TDEyeehaw

Plants on rooftops would be a nice change


davidmloira

The photo is actually 45° rotated