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Tree canopies turn ordinary streets into living ecosystems, cooler, greener, and dramatically better for people and nature.
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Saunders Ramsey
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Saunders Ramsey
@sebasram41
Executive Director of Campus Services, Mississippi State University
Beigetreten Temmuz 2009
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The key to architecture is to use a language that is never in style but never out of style. Calm and simple but not proud.
-Andres Duany #SeasidePrize2026
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@msudawg2004 Well done. If you’re gonna do it… do it well. Enjoy your family. 👊
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Campus continues to get more and more beautiful as the years go on
Mississippi State@msstate
The new McCarthy Quad is looking golden! 🤩 The quadrangle carries the name of former MSU men’s basketball coach James H. “Babe” McCarthy, and the green space covers the area where McCarthy Gymnasium once stood.
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The coolest parts of our cities are walkable neighborhoods
We go on vacation to visit walkable neighborhoods
Our college campuses are walkable neighborhoods
Historic districts are walkable neighborhoods
The best restaurants and coffee shops are in walkable neighborhoods
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Good ideas start with a big heart @ZackHarringto12 has that in spades!♠️ ❤️ Well done … everyone! @SpencerMcAnally
Zack Harrington@ZackHarringto12
@SpencerMcAnally For the folks that love this special place, @SpencerMcAnally and @HardyMusic nailed it! Four lane or gravel, the road doesn’t matter. All roads get here. Gods Country! #HailState @HailStateFB
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@SpencerMcAnally For the folks that love this special place, @SpencerMcAnally and @HardyMusic nailed it! Four lane or gravel, the road doesn’t matter. All roads get here. Gods Country! #HailState @HailStateFB
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Pleased to spend an evening with Cristil Society member Turner Wingo! Thank you for your continued support!
#HailState
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6 2-story townhouses front wide-side (lots of light) to this French Quarter garden court, which sits on a quarter acre with the garden on only 1/10 acre. 24 units/acre looks pretty good, doesn’t it? Missing Middle Housing from before it went missing.
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"A new cohort of traditional architecture students have graduated from NTNU. They see an increased interest in classical architecture everywhere around them."
minerva.no/arkitektur-ark…
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Dirt desire paths connect a strip mall to a residential subdivision in the Mojave.
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Hear me out…
These should be legal to build and opperate in every neighborhood in the US:
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The best in the business!! Congrats guys!
Brandon Hardin@msudawg2004
Great job @HayesMcmul31736
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Small developers are small businesses.
They’re just as vital to the future of our communities as other small businesses like bakeries, cafes, restaurants and grocers.
We need to treat them that way.
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Free-range children are only a memory in many places today, but a reality in small towns, villages, and hamlets designed as close-knit communities with many eyes on the street.
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If people knew how much street trees increase home value, they would plant their own. $2K/house for one tree on the block except $7K for the house it's in front of, or $22K/house for a tree-lined street.
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The combined effect of shading sidewalks & humans, + evapotranspiration transforms a walk in hot weather (in other than beach attire) from something 10% of the people can tolerate to something 90% can tolerate, making street trees a Walk Appeal superfood. buff.ly/3kOofQl
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Street trees reduce crime. A recent study showed 10% more street trees = 12% less crime. Why this is so is no mystery. More street trees = stronger Walk Appeal = more people walking = more eyes on the street = less crime, as Jane Jacobs said 60 years ago. buff.ly/3kOofQl
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