Medium vs High Density: Why Do We Have to Choose?

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[nigelsezyarr@mstdn.ca]

@ohtheurbanity This is a little silly, but I like the idea of zoning that allows buildings to grow another few storeys taller based on the buildings already there. Like, say, the maximum allowable height is the average height of the current buildings on the block plus one or two storeys.