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Sam Alcorn

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Housing abundance. Urbanism. Zoning abolitionist. Accessibility Compliance expert. YIMBY. Located in Tovaangar. #OverturnEuclid

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Sam Alcorn (@samalcorn.bsky.social), 4 Ağustos 2023 tarihinde katılan bir Bluesky kullanıcısı. 1.303 takipçisi var, 1.227 hesabı takip ediyor ve 2.784 post paylaştı.

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    [I am still recovering from the comment on how Chicago's experience with fire safety does not apply elsewhere. As if buildings do not burn the same in different locations. As if fire safety outcomes in one area does not apply elsewhere. This is the rigor that drives the building codes folks]

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  • Civic Grit@civicgrit.bsky.social

    This particular regulation in the US largely sprung out of a movement to discourage dense living and encourage suburbanization. It's still on the books. Lawrence Veiller, the author of the heavily influential "A Model Housing Law", said exactly that at a housing conference in 1913:

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  • Civic Grit@civicgrit.bsky.social

    This is an 110+ year full circle moment for NYC. Over a century ago Lawrence Veiller was so disgusted by the density, living conditions, and "evils" in his native NYC that he became a fierce national advocate for laws to artificially discourage multi-family housing across the country.

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  • Neil Flanagan 🧱🗃️@jgbollard.bsky.social

    Lawrence Veiller, hating it when workers live in hovels, and also when workers get paid. Interestingly, the big labor saving approach wasn't an onsite plastering machine, but rather offsite prefabrication of plaster, e.g. wallboards.

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  • Neil Flanagan 🧱🗃️@jgbollard.bsky.social

    It sounds very familiar that the fanatically anti-apartment founder of DC’s housing authority, who was the protege of Lawrence Veiller and had a big influence on all of Herbert Hoover’s housing endeavors, was the son of a prosperous elevator engineer.

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