I'd rather a mix of dense midrise apartments, highrise urban core, with rowhouses intermixed.like SF, Boston, NYC, D.C., Chicago. I'm fine with rowhouse neighborhoods here or there especially if they aren't the cookie cutter kind, kind of like D.C., but not when it consist of 80-90% of the urban fabric of the city. I feel like miles and miles of rowhouses are sooo boring. I really like that there are many on here that have passion about "place". I am sorry we came to blows here, but it really doesn't mean much at the end of the day. OK, you are probably someone who I could get along with, so Peace. But I give credit where credit's due and admit that Seattle, on paper, is the better city in nearly every category as of today. I'm one of them because the city just simply appeals to me more. Still, for personal reasons, there are people who would choose Baltimore over Seattle. Seattle does beat it almost every other category though. The award for the narrow definition of having a more dense built environment in the core hands down goes to Baltimore. That's literally all I've been saying this entire thread. But the health of Seattle's economy and its growth and lifestyle and everything else just simply don't matter in this thread. It may be more important in other threads about where to relocate or which is the better city for someone or which has the brighter future or almost anything else. And yes, the overall health of Seattle is much better. Seattle, as a city, is doing phenomenally. I've never once said in this thread anything different. It has a much stronger draw than Baltimore and probably will for quite some time, possibly forever. Seattle does have the stronger economy, better downtown, safer streets, etc. But it's an easy and clear winner: Baltimore. I never said that winning a thread was like omg so important. So, we can put this to rest as Baltimore winning a somewhat narrow definition of the thread. You can purchase tickets to ‘ MATTE presents BLACK NYC‘ here.Perhaps, but the overall health of a city is, in my opinion, more important. Our guests will be submerged in the darkness and explore with their senses an altered world filled with Imagined and unimagined forms – art and music will combine once again in our own unique way.”ĭJ Hell, Gaika, Barnt, Veronica Vasicka, Jubilee, NoLife and Mashaare all confirmed to perform at the highly anticipated event headlined by Culoe De Song and Dixon. On BLACK 2018, curators MATTE Projects said they “ hope to create further disruption, alter perceptions, and ignite inspiration with the carefully thought our music and visual programming we’ve selected. The new album has been released just ahead of the annual BLACK NYC showcase which takes place on March 31st at an undisclosed location in New York City. Out now, the 12-track mix set features three originals from the House icon – “ Myth“, “ Rambo” and “ Stig Boardersman” – his remix of Maya Jane Coles‘ “ Won’t Let You Down” and a couple of tunes from the likes of Da Capo, Mr. South African producer and DJ Culoe De Song has just dropped a new mix album titled ‘ BLACK’.
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