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Moscow got a lot of snow this winter and the most of it was dealt with effectively. But what happens if you just collect snow from city streets into huge piles and let it melt when spring comes?
This will happen.
Not only it will take forever to melt but also it will turn into piles of all kinds of unholy polluting substances which were trapped in nice white snow.
Not a good way to dispose of snow. Not for a city full of cars anyway. These snow melting stations are really nice thing.
#Moscow #RightNow
This will happen.
Not only it will take forever to melt but also it will turn into piles of all kinds of unholy polluting substances which were trapped in nice white snow.
Not a good way to dispose of snow. Not for a city full of cars anyway. These snow melting stations are really nice thing.
#Moscow #RightNow
@alex Dirty snow is just that. Grass will eventually conquer it. But those skyboxes for ants at the background? They'll be part of the city for decades now. Most modern big-city architecture trends are so ugly!
@lightone True.
This isn't the worst of it even. Some of these are really horrible. Also I keep noticing how these new buildings are almost encouraging people to stay inside. View from windows usually opens into wall of another building. Most of newer apartments don't have balconies. Not to mention extra effort needed to get out when you are living on some 20ish floor.
This isn't the worst of it even. Some of these are really horrible. Also I keep noticing how these new buildings are almost encouraging people to stay inside. View from windows usually opens into wall of another building. Most of newer apartments don't have balconies. Not to mention extra effort needed to get out when you are living on some 20ish floor.