The speed... "in reverse"

- A strange story from a certain province: After a road leveling project, the houses along the street suddenly found themselves... precariously perched high in the sky.

- This ironic situation is not only due to the blueprints, but also to the "mismatch" in speed: Construction is incredibly fast, while compensation and support are... leisurely. As a result, the road continues to be lowered according to schedule, while people's houses are left in limbo because they haven't had time to... be renovated.

- The argument of "adapting to the new situation" sounds very trendy. Unfortunately, while the situation is new, the collaborative thinking seems outdated. When consultations remain only on paper from the past, and reality is like a hurdle that's too high to overcome, then what's called "correct design" is essentially a lack of empathy.

- Even the most modern blueprint that forces people to perform acrobatic stunts to enter their own homes is a step backward in terms of responsibility, not foresight.

TWO thorns

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/toc-do-nguoc-post841172.html