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            <title>Comment #1 by Delay And Deny</title>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 06 Jan 2009 15:04:48 -0800</pubDate>
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				<p><strong>Exurbia/Agraria Wins</strong></p><p><br>
What the author is saying and being near Central Park are two different things.</p><p>
That author is emphasizing being immersed in local green space. &nbsp; In my 3rd floor apartment complex in the exurb of Kent, there are many trees lining the grassy area between the buildings and the sidewalk. &nbsp;I can look out at those trees or above them to a bit of the sky of Puget Sound. &nbsp; On the other, interior, side, there are alternating courtyards and parking areas. &nbsp; The courtyards are completely enclosed on four sides by the townhouse style buildings and have picnic tables and swings. &nbsp; The amazing thing is this building is at the low end of rent and serves many working class families. &nbsp;In fact, back when I lived in Seattle I searched for such a structure after reading the book "Co-Housing" and this one in Kent meets the design as close as possible.<br>


<p>An honest man is always in trouble. --Henry Fool</p></br></br></p>
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				<p><strong>Exurbia/Agraria Wins</strong></p><p><br>
What the author is saying and being near Central Park are two different things.</p><p>
That author is emphasizing being immersed in local green space. &nbsp; In my 3rd floor apartment complex in the exurb of Kent, there are many trees lining the grassy area between the buildings and the sidewalk. &nbsp;I can look out at those trees or above them to a bit of the sky of Puget Sound. &nbsp; On the other, interior, side, there are alternating courtyards and parking areas. &nbsp; The courtyards are completely enclosed on four sides by the townhouse style buildings and have picnic tables and swings. &nbsp; The amazing thing is this building is at the low end of rent and serves many working class families. &nbsp;In fact, back when I lived in Seattle I searched for such a structure after reading the book "Co-Housing" and this one in Kent meets the design as close as possible.<br>


<p>An honest man is always in trouble. --Henry Fool</p></br></br></p>
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