City of Yes
Ryan PuzyckiExploring urbanism, housing, and how to make cities work for everyone
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Slaloming Towards Olympus
The Milan-Cortina Olympics drew me in almost by accident and held my attention for the next two weeks. Part of it was the spectacle: there were Quad Gods and ice queens, Snoop Doggs and domestic divas, heartbreaks and comebacks, chased drea...
Everything’s in the Shitter
Japan is famous for its infrastructure. A vast lattice of tubes and conduits spans the country, overhead and underfoot—a system engineered to keep a nation moving. In individual compartments, the system responds to your presence, announcing...
Tokyo: The Megacity at Human Scale
Tokyo greets the visitor in full force. Its scale is almost incomprehensible: a wall of buildings, a wash of light, a mass of bodies, the babel of ten million voices. And it is all in motion. From the whoosh of the Shinkansen to the unchore...
Repost: Jerry's Apartment
Hi. I’m traveling in Japan this week, so I’m resurfacing an essay I wrote in 2024 that feels newly relevant after last week’s “The Age of Assholes”. Enjoy—and I’ll see you next week with some thoughts on Japanese urbanism. —RP
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