Eureka!

Courtesy AustinContrarian  Mon, 02/09/2009 - 1:00pm

Heightstyleo We now have scientific justification for McMansion regulations:  Infill McMansions: Style and the psychophysics of size , by Jack Nasar, a professor of planning at Ohio State, and Arthur Stamps, a something at the Institute of Environmental Quality in San Francisco.

 The abstract (I couldn't find an ungated version):

The number and size of infill oversized houses, or McMansions, has increased in the U.S. and the world.

To maintain desirable neighborhood appearances, communities...



 

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