The grid above is the result of the study of the main streets of the neighborhood but also answers a fundamental question: how can a resident of the area interact with my lot?
The answer is simple, through a series of pathways that join the areas that have common goals. Intersection of these paths can not be born an aggregator, which can be square or even a point inside the building where it still generates aggregation.
Why so large a grid?
It 's the first choice I made, to not tie too to my building, because in an area where there are no prevalent types of built and there is a real regular grid, make a regular mesh inside just inside the lot did not seem like a good Sceta. Also, if you want to set all my tracks on the project was much more interesting to study how people could "join my lot" and how they could get lots of my neighbors.
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