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@UrbanCourtyard Avatar @UrbanCourtyard Alicia, Courtyard Urbanist

Alicia, Courtyard Urbanist posts on X about copenhagen, stockholm, paris, tokyo the most. They currently have XXXXXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.

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Social category influence travel destinations #5343 countries XXXX% stocks XXXX% currencies XXXX% finance XXXX% technology brands XXXX% automotive brands XXXX% celebrities XXXX%

Social topic influence copenhagen #32, stockholm #159, paris #413, tokyo #1021, prague #145, homes 0.41%, florence 0.41%, iii #134, arts 0.27%, luxury XXXX%

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Top assets mentioned Alphabet Inc Class A (GOOGL) Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST)

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Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours

"Haussmanns renovation of Paris was a city-led master plan situation where Napoleon III gave urban planner Haussmann full authority over building new streets and sanitation AND a form-based code: small-lot mixed-use mult-family buildings rising 4-6 stories tall built wall to wall so they form solid street walls and coherent blocks The city provided good infrastructure AND GOOD CODE; the private builders built it out. It also helped that paris sits on top of the limestone quarries that supply the (naturally fire-resistant) stone used to build the single-stair buildings"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-08T20:12Z 13.3K followers, 444.1K engagements

"Maybe we need game developers to take over municipal planning departments"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-14T13:01Z 13.3K followers, 77K engagements

"@jansramek @mspringut @Monumental_Labs Okay and then we need to be thinkingas a longer term goalwhat the American answer to the Trevi fountain will be"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-12T01:44Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"The courtyard area requirement pushed developers to build shallow wide and tall buildings to achieve good FAR"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-11T20:57Z 13.2K followers, XXX engagements

"The honeycomb blocks of Paris have small courtyards. Not enough to provide recreational green space but enough to provide good light and ventilation for dual-aspect units. Importantly these Haussmann-era buildings (mid-19th century) are usually 5-6 stories with 2-4 apartments per floor (larger ones on lower floors smaller ones on top). Each building might contain 8-15 units which is a social scale that even parents with kids are comfortable with"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-08T20:18Z 13.3K followers, 18.4K engagements

"can you imagine looking at the marketing pictures on the website and signing a lease for a 3BD at $8k/mo and then moving in and going out to explore your new neighborhood the "Dallas Arts District""
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-07T16:08Z 13.2K followers, 81.4K engagements

"@UmarQadmiri the private courtyard within a larger shared courtyard can be an aspiration or luxury of the HNWIs. When i was an au pair for a very affluent Florentine family they had a private courtyard that was carved out of a larger courtyard block. They had the best of both worlds"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-09T22:45Z 13.3K followers, XX engagements

"When US cities figure out courtyard blocks and other forms of family-friendly density they will rapidly surpass Copenhagen and the other great Euro cities on standards relating to quality of life infrastructure and the built environment public arts and monuments etc. American urbanism has always lagged because cities have failed to appeal to half of population. If they can urbanize the American middle class they will finally be able to leverage American population revenue and political will for urban development"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-16T16:28Z 13.3K followers, 3726 engagements

"Speaking of mogging other cities for public parks the Chicago Park District manages XXX facilities in over XXX parks covering more than 8800 acres of land throughout the city. nine lakefront harbors over XX miles (39km) of lakefront XX beaches XX historic lagoons XX pools XX playgrounds XX gardens XX fitness centers nine ice skating rinks XX museums a zoological park and two plant conservatories"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-12T17:25Z 13.2K followers, 58.9K engagements

"The Copenhagen skyline is pretty flat"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-15T11:46Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"@_mgriisser @Noahpinion My point was that Tokyo has lots of density car-dependent neighborhoods where most of the families live similar to how US cities work"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-16T21:54Z 13.3K followers, XX engagements

"We might have to call them patriot blocks in certain markets"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-01T02:13Z 13.3K followers, 252.1K engagements

"I wont make fun of the statues if your team gets behind building walkable urban neighborhoods with demographic range"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-10T17:27Z 13.3K followers, 18K engagements

"Impossible according to American regulators and trolls replying to single stair posts but retrofitting stairwells with elevators has not led to increased fire causalities in Haussmann buildings"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-15T18:49Z 13.3K followers, 32.8K engagements

"If I had gobs of money to spend on a fancy house it would be within walking distance of a pharmacy a French restaurant and my kids school"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-08T00:16Z 13.3K followers, 5998 engagements

"Norwegian says driving laws are enforced in Norway and thats why pedestrian fatalities are so much lower there than in the US"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-12T00:28Z 13.2K followers, 3023 engagements

"@draecomino Theyre doing dense walkable neighborhoods that are modeled after some of the best urban neighborhoods in the world including the courtyard block neighborhoods of Copenhagen. You can read more about the project"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-15T11:33Z 13.3K followers, 4503 engagements

"Cities chose it by failing to master plan family-friendly density in the form of courtyard block expansion neighborhoods. New proposals out of Toronto and Prague show other major cities take medium density courtyard block expansions seriously. @HIUConsulting can help any US municipality do this"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-17T04:12Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"So you can get the single stair with 1-2 units per floor. Very intimate. Very cheap to build"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-15T12:51Z 13.3K followers, 3054 engagements

"Reminder that the MOST walkable and affordable neighborhoods are made up of medium density mixed-use multi-family blocks. Theyre rare in the US because we lack a strong tradition of mixed-used multifamily blocks. And planners stopped planning any at all of them a century ago. Its easy to fix if you all would just lay off the mega developments and single family zoning"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-13T03:49Z 13.3K followers, 55.5K engagements

"urban planning in Redmond WA today / urban planning in Stockholm a century ago Why isnt Google demanding better of Redmond"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-15T01:52Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"To be clear I love developers. I love private enterprise and corporate America. When developers deliver car-dependent lives-like-hotel-room slop they act rationally in the regulatory environment they find themselves in. Not their fault. Its up to CITIES to create a regulatory environment that incentivizes developers to build medium-density live-like-house apartment buildings in walkable mixed-use neighborhoods"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-14T23:43Z 13.3K followers, 19.5K engagements

"@dbsb3233 @Squibble_JP3 We know from real estate data that people prefer 4BD condos in walkable urban neighborhoods because those cost more than 4BDs in suburban development. Cities can help meet demand for large homes in walkable neighborhoods by building more of them"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-13T23:07Z 13.3K followers, XX engagements

"Owing to building codes prohibiting flammable wood-frame construction courtyard blocks generally come in brick and/or stone sometimes with colorful stucco facades. Which do you prefer (depicted Copenhagen Stockholm Edinburgh)"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-16T23:34Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"@dbsb3233 @Squibble_JP3 RV and Lexus are not comparable X 4BD homes with yards are"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-13T23:24Z 13.3K followers, XX engagements

"Most Americans dislike apartment buildings because they associate them with low-income housing projects and with luxury megadevelopments (both lacking lacking income diversity yard access dual-aspect units and commercial integration). The country* has never had a strong tradition of small-lot mixed-use multifamily buildings that provides a "big house with a yard" for the middle income people in the city. As American awareness of courtyard blocks increases expect to see more Americans DEMANDING new courtyard block districts in their cities. *NYC is an exception but even its best perimeter"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-09T19:30Z 13.3K followers, 12.5K engagements

"@emzanotti And the obsession with obsolete small town buildings is weird given that mixed-use retail is hanging in there in many cities"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-12T19:05Z 13.2K followers, XXX engagements

"Instead of giving up more population and revenue to suburbs cities need to relearn how to do master-planned expansions. Follow the lead of Suisun City which is using an expansion plan to bring walkable sustainable beautiful urban fabric (including courtyard blocks) to a growing economic region. Chances are your favorite urban neighborhood was a master-planned expansion from the 19th and early 20th century. Almost all of my fave courtyard block neighborhoods are"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-14T21:38Z 13.3K followers, 12.8K engagements

"Right is the Vasastan neighborhood of Stockholm. If you want to read more about the national building code that enabled the development:"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-13T20:35Z 13.2K followers, 4176 engagements

"And the only way to provide nice yards while maintaining density for walkable neighborhood is courtyard urbanism"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-17T01:34Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"Seriously. We know exactly what codes the planners used in NYC Stockholm Prague Copenhagen etc to create walkable neighborhoods. Any municipality could easily adopt the good parameters (street width no setbacks lot size and coverage 5-6 story height etc) that create the right incentives"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-14T01:31Z 13.2K followers, XXX engagements

"Which of these feels more like smart walkable mixed-use urbanism to you Why"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-10T19:14Z 13.2K followers, 14.2K engagements

"@andyswain5 Nobody else thought your point was great :( Because its not true A lot of great neighborhoods were built over the course of a few years. I live in a northside Chicago neighborhood that was built between 1908 and 1915"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-13T20:27Z 13.2K followers, XXX engagements

"Hey @patrickc you can collab with @mspringut (revolutionizing structural stone) to build an arrestingly beautiful Stripe cathedral that will make future people stop and gaze in wonder and admiration. No one gazes in admiration at the featureless boxes HQs :("
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-04T15:36Z 13.2K followers, 3194 engagements

"Which is the medieval city and which is an amusement park in Orlando Florida We know corporate America can build impressive buildings and infrastructure. But can US cities do the planning work necessary to enable popular medium-density neighborhoods Thats the big question"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-13T22:33Z 13.3K followers, 9035 engagements

"We could take a page from the most livable city in the world and do Copenhagen-style courtyard blocks"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-03T03:01Z 13.2K followers, XXX engagements

"@Noahpinion Also XX% of Japanese households own at least one car. Tokyo is not a model of family-friendly towers or walkable urbanism with broad demographic appeal. You can check out Copenhagen and Stockholm for low-rise density walkable urbanism and broad demographic appeal"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-15T21:49Z 13.3K followers, 1254 engagements

"@noahjoshin @Chris_Smeder @maxdubler @mattparlmer Im speaking from personal experience living in Florence for years from the experiences of friends and family who live in this arrangement and from research on the subject"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-14T03:52Z 13.2K followers, XX engagements

"I love statuary fountainsespecially ones that provide potable water like they do in Romebecause they are cooling and hydrating in addition to being beautiful and civic-minded. If were doing monuments I would unironically love to see an innovative stone interpretation of Washington crossing the Delaware in a public fountain context (like the barcaccia in Rome). You"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-11T22:38Z 13.3K followers, 12.4K engagements

"@tjhorner1 @A320ne0 @damonhemmerding Yeah wait until they see a school pick up line and Costco"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-15T02:09Z 13.3K followers, XX engagements

"@mirojurcevic The colosseum is partially ruined not because it failed structurally but because the Romans used it as a quarry for other buildings"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-17T00:11Z 13.3K followers, XX engagements

"Dont talk to me about the High Line"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-07T20:09Z 13.3K followers, 577.4K engagements

"@WorldScholar_ Suburban sprawl spread thin the public funds available for infrastructure"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-12T14:23Z 13.3K followers, 1751 engagements

"@blakecharlz Yes I heard a lot about this when I was in St. Louis in September. Very exciting. Obviously it would be better if they were more residential going in to this neighborhood"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-13T20:26Z 13.2K followers, XXX engagements

"When at XX I moved from suburban west Michigan (rich in forests fields water ways) to the city center of Florence it took me MONTHS to adjust to the exhilarating freedom of the walkable city environment. I realized that I had spent my American childhood/adolescence in an unnaturally restrictive environment where I needed a car and time to just go places. In the city I could slip out my door and be on a bustling street that was steps from hundreds of businesses public spaces and people I wanted to go to. I could stay out longer and later because i was walking home. I could make impromptu plans"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-09-26T16:54Z 13.3K followers, 297K engagements

"@missmayn Are there doubts about that site"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-14T21:52Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"@aaliisultan Left is Pruitt Igoe notoriously ruinous public housing project in St. Louis Missouri. Right is the vasastan neighborhood in Stockholm"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-13T20:29Z 13.2K followers, XXX engagements

"@noahjoshin @Chris_Smeder @maxdubler @mattparlmer I think the average italian has a better housing arrangement than average American. Even modest apartments in florence are very nice. They are often older and dont have as many bathrooms etc as American homes but the neighborhood amenities are so much better"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-14T03:46Z 13.2K followers, XX engagements

"@lacherbauer What do you think would happen to the crime rate in Copenhagen if all the middle class families left for the suburbs and the only population that was left was the very poor and the very rich"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-16T19:52Z 13.3K followers, XX engagements

"Post a picture YOU took. Just a pic. No description"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-12T17:01Z 13.2K followers, 8705 engagements

"New substack articles is up. Link below"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-01T01:20Z 13.3K followers, 14.6K engagements

"@RimaMartinez_WV Thats why you need a good plan. The plans in Copenhagen Stockholm Oslo etc stipulated X stories max and XX% lot area dedicated for rear courtyard"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-14T22:38Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"Remember that Copenhagen the most livable city in the world is a love story to low-rise density and of using courtyards to balance density with green space"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-15T11:46Z 13.3K followers, 13.5K engagements

"@chang_bo_wen The right is guaranteed to be higher density and cheaper"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-14T11:34Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"Both of these are centrally planned neighborhoods. The quality of the plan matters"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-13T12:04Z 13.3K followers, 164.5K engagements

"It would be very beneficial to legalize the core stairwell with the cage elevator"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-15T12:51Z 13.3K followers, 91.3K engagements

"lol I love the description of the origin of 1811 central plan for NYC. The city council wanted to further develop Manhattan but was unable to do so itself for reasons of local politics and objections from property owners so it asked the State to take over. NY State appointed a commission and gave it sweeping powers to make a plan (the alley-free gridiron of long skinny blocks with XX by XXX parcels)"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-07T03:04Z 13.3K followers, 14.1K engagements

"After unsuccessfully trying to ban flammable wood construction for centuries Stockholm finally succeeded by requiring a side setback of XX for wood buildings. Developers therefore built with stone and brick in order to maximize the width of the lot"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-12T03:02Z 13.2K followers, XXX engagements

"Best recent public project in the Chicago River Walk and its not close. At all. Because the river walk does what ALL urban public spaces should do: mix outdoor space with commercial space. High Line fails to mix uses thus failing at the purpose of urban organization"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-09-30T18:11Z 13.3K followers, 340.3K engagements

"@ArthurMacwaters THAT feels very suburban. Can you recreate the urban street organization (small lot mixed-use multifamily but walk to wall) with the aesthetic youre after Also imagine @swyftcities gondolas maybe for extra car liberation points"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-17T01:46Z 13.3K followers, XX engagements

"Hey @alx if your team had as much creativity as I have in my little finger you would have already sent Elon to Mars to get rock for @Monumental_Labs to turn into a new obelisk to go on top an elephant (GOP) symbol playfully nodding to the famous Bernini statue in Piazza della Minerva which combines a stolen Egyptian obelisk and an elephant sculpture"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-10T19:03Z 13.3K followers, XXX engagements

"Narrowing roads (DOTs ceding ROW to adjacent property owners) is one easy way to create more buildable land in cities (while also improving pedestrian safety). Also the airspace above roads poses some interesting ownership and development questions"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-11T19:38Z 13.3K followers, 6887 engagements

"The larger courtyards of Germany Prague and Scandinavia dont provide the same density as Paris but theyre still very dense. These not Haussmann blocks should be the model for American urban development because they offer what American families want (big house with a yard) while maintains density that supporting walkable and amenity-rich neighborhood"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-08T20:21Z 13.3K followers, 20.2K engagements

"Why are Swedish cities so great the national building code that applied during the period of heavy construction activity required (among other things) that the area of the courtyard be at least XX% of the lots building footprint"
X Link @UrbanCourtyard 2025-10-11T20:55Z 13.3K followers, 7391 engagements