The Geometry of City Life

The layout of your city's streets secretly controls where you go. It’s not about the

cool shops or landmarks; it's pure geometry. The most connected streets—the ones that are easiest

to get to from everywhere else—naturally get the most foot traffic. This natural flow is so powerful it

creates the city's "buzz." Shops and cafes pop up to take advantage of the crowds,

which in turn attracts more people, creating a powerful feedback loop. So,

great places don't just happen. They are created by the city's grid. The city itself

is the machine that makes the places.