/r/YIMBYtopias
A community for sharing beautiful urban environments that embody the YIMBY (Yes In My BackYard) spirit of affordable, sustainable, and desirable neighborhoods open to everyone.
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A community for sharing beautiful urban environments that embody the YIMBY (Yes In My BackYard) spirit of affordable, sustainable, and desirable neighborhoods open to everyone.
/r/YIMBYtopias
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Colmar, France
0 Comments
2023/02/16
20:37 UTC
20:37 UTC
68
Future Cupertino
4 Comments
2022/11/15
19:35 UTC
19:35 UTC
92
"Density will destroy the neighborhood's character!"
0 Comments
2022/11/15
06:57 UTC
06:57 UTC
54
New Music Venue between Two New Developments - Chicago, IL
5 Comments
2022/04/11
21:37 UTC
21:37 UTC
90
Warsaw, Poland
2 Comments
2022/04/01
01:15 UTC
01:15 UTC
60
Providence, RI
0 Comments
2021/10/25
23:15 UTC
23:15 UTC
46
The planned Georgist city of Telosa
3 Comments
2021/10/10
08:09 UTC
08:09 UTC
148
Boston, Massachusetts
9 Comments
2021/10/10
07:59 UTC
07:59 UTC
72
Lomanstraat, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1 Comment
2021/09/22
04:01 UTC
04:01 UTC
60
Mixed-use buildings in town outside Valladolid, Spain
0 Comments
2021/08/10
07:07 UTC
07:07 UTC
127
Vanderbilt Avenue, New York
3 Comments
2021/07/20
09:08 UTC
09:08 UTC
112
Dallas, 1950
6 Comments
2021/07/14
17:08 UTC
17:08 UTC
57
Old Denver, Colorado
2 Comments
2021/07/14
08:45 UTC
08:45 UTC
71
Andorra La Vella
7 Comments
2021/07/12
16:48 UTC
16:48 UTC
145
Apartment cafés in Ho Chi Minh City
2 Comments
2021/07/11
18:27 UTC
18:27 UTC
65
Jyväskylä, Finland
2 Comments
2021/07/11
16:26 UTC
16:26 UTC
186
Porto Alegre, Brazil
2 Comments
2021/07/09
16:06 UTC
16:06 UTC
29
Alys Beach, Florida
1 Comment
2021/07/08
10:32 UTC
10:32 UTC
92
Vienna Gasometers, Gas Storage Tanks First Built In 1896 And Converted Into Mixed-Use Developments Between 1995 And 2001
2 Comments
2021/07/07
20:50 UTC
20:50 UTC
40
Dense, Missing Middle Neighbourhoods in Montreal (Old and New)
1 Comment
2021/07/03
14:38 UTC
14:38 UTC
29
Confused - aren’t historic European city centers the opposite of yimby?
I see a lot of historic European city centers being posted here, which is weird. Sure, they’re pleasant walkable neighborhoods, but don’t they also typically have onerous height limits and other building restrictions that keep supply from meeting demand? This seems like the opposite of yimby.
18 Comments
2021/06/27
15:41 UTC
15:41 UTC
30
What happens after a city removes a freeway?
1 Comment
2021/06/19
22:24 UTC
22:24 UTC
85
San Jose, California
22 Comments
2021/06/17
18:19 UTC
18:19 UTC