Scenarios about 'suburbanization'
The mass migration of populations from urban centers to surrounding residential communities, particularly prominent in the United States after World War II. Suburbanization transformed the American landscape through government policies like highway construction and mortgage subsidies, while reflecting societal desires for space, homeownership, and escape from urban problems. In alternate history scenarios, different patterns of suburbanization could dramatically alter national development, energy consumption, and social dynamics.
What If Melbourne Developed Different Urban Planning Strategies?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Melbourne embraced transit-oriented, high-density urban planning rather than sprawling low-density development, potentially creating a radically different Australian metropolis.
What If The Interstate Highway System Took a Different Form?
Exploring the alternate timeline where America's Interstate Highway System followed a different design philosophy, dramatically altering the nation's transportation infrastructure, urban development, and cultural landscape.