Alexander Rotmensz

‘the housing development looks good when you can’t see the houses’

i think these buildings are great! the problem, as ever, is the trees are all saplings which makes the streetscape feel exposed.

We tested our crackers to see how many live bacteria survive the dehydration process. Here's what we found: Live & Active Cultures: Our fermentation process is holding strong with a Lactic Acid Bacteria count of 530,000 cfu/g. In a standard 50g serving, that’s over 26 million live cultures for your gut. Metabolic Powerhouse: These aren't just empty carbs, they are packed with 24g of fiber and 23g of protein per 100g. Brain & Heart Fuel: We clocked in a massive 11.8g of Omega-3 fats and 1150mg of Potassium per 100g. Dietary Nitrates (The good kind): With 1610 mg/kg of nitrates, these are designed to support blood flow and natural energy. We didn't want to just tell you they were healthy, we wanted to prove it.

Hi we are working on designs for the new American Courtyard Block. One pattern features diagonal paseos, ie a pedestrian promenade, at the heart of every block

Even the biggest U.S. cities are mostly unwalkable sprawl that won't even allow a corner cafe.

Why isn’t the Bergen Neck peninsula (Jersey City/Bayonne) like Manhattan. Same river. Same harbor access. What's the real reason the west side of the Hudson never got the same treatment as the east side?

wtf have they done to this. 😭 Looks like a big office block.

Here's Bordeaux proving that with a little paint, a few bollards, and a bit of planting, an entire block can be transformed for just a few thousand dollars. We don't need megaprojects to make our cities better, but many small interventions that amount to something far greater!

One of our unbuilt proposals for an apartment house in Charleston. Everyone gets a porch. These could easily be "affordable" apartments, depending on how much their rent is subsidized with money the government takes from people in the form of taxes.

Imagine continuing on the 2 Fwy north of Glendale & reaching Antelope Valley in 20 minutes. A tunnel route for cars AND rail under the San Gabriels was proposed in the '60s but woulda cost $10 billion (in today's $'s). It was also billed as an escape route if Russians attacked.

🚨 NEW: Sadiq Khan has formally approved the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street