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- The Underground city in Montreal, or the RESO as it’s also known, is one of the world’s most expansive indoor pedestrian networks. It’s a complex network of corridors, both underground and above ground, that connect various parts of downtown. The project is a testament to the complexities and evolution of urban planning, and especially in mobility planning, highlighting the balance needed between efficiency and the embodied experience of our environments.
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very well put together... subd
Enjoyed this😊. I miss Montreal..
Great effort, but a bit linear maybe. If you enjoy making these Videos, maybe Tom Scott could inspire you to make your Videos more of an experience.
Dont feel inferior tough. Remember he's been making TH-cam for 500 years or whatever.