Maybe it’s all the refined carbohydrates. Maybe it’s the need to find storage for that 4K roll pack of toilet paper we got from Costco. Whatever the reason, American homes keep getting bigger–despite the environmental implications of doing so, despite.
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We often talk about housing density. We’re mostly in favor of it. In general, density allows more people to live in less area, resulting in small, efficient homes, walkable/bikable/public-transportation friendly living, more social living (by virtue of being closer to.
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These infographics from Shrink That Footprint show the average new house sizes across the world in 2009. Despite the American penchant to do everything a little bit bigger, it’s the Australians who claim the prize for world’s largest homes. Without.
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