At different points in time, public policies and construction materials did not allow for buildings higher than about 16 meters high. In other periods of time, experiments were attempted where this limit was raised and subsequently dropped. The result: a sparse collection of tall buildings in a sea of 4 or 5 stories high buildings.
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Credit photo: me, photo taken from one of the tallest building at 210 meters high: Tour Montparnasse.
2 comments:
I was just thinking whether a good sparse representation may be when attending a lecture.
We do not attend the entire lecture and reason the entire thing ever. But we get but small pieces which are the more important ones or representative ones.
In any lecture, the lecturer gives but a few really insight or important topics.
Nothing conclusive though, just a random thinking.
Leon,
This is definitely a good one. Let me feature it soon. Thanks,
Igor.
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