This article, „Walt Disney Was Right; Our Cities‘ Problems Are Our Biggest Problems,“ offers a provocative look at the future of urban planning and governance. Cities as we know them are going downhill, despite us having better technology than ever. The article argues that the key to solving our most pressing urban issues is not in adopting new technology but in a long-term, quality-focused approach to city management – an idea that traces back to Walt Disney’s vision for EPCOT, the original „city of the future“ so to speak
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EPCOT helped destroy our cities by romanticizing this overly-individualistic, car-centric nightmare we now use.
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This article, „Walt Disney Was Right; Our Cities‘ Problems Are Our Biggest Problems,“ offers a provocative look at the future of urban planning and governance. Cities as we know them are going downhill, despite us having better technology than ever. The article argues that the key to solving our most pressing urban issues is not in adopting new technology but in a long-term, quality-focused approach to city management – an idea that traces back to Walt Disney’s vision for EPCOT, the original „city of the future“ so to speak
EPCOT helped destroy our cities by romanticizing this overly-individualistic, car-centric nightmare we now use.