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Why it failed - [https://www.mariannecusato.com/]
Why it failed - [https://www.mariannecusato.com/]


#''blocked by local planning boards, elected officials and neighbors, even when units could be had for free or for greatly reduced costs over building on site'' Lesson: get buy-in or build where buy-in is not part of the equation
#''Almost all of us associated with KC advocacy failed to appreciate the difficulty of changing the way business is usually done, whether we’re talking infrastructure planning, zoning, housing finance or construction'' Lesson: system has inertia. We must be 100x better faster stronger.
#''Almost all of us associated with KC advocacy failed to appreciate the difficulty of changing the way business is usually done, whether we’re talking infrastructure planning, zoning, housing finance or construction'' Lesson: system has inertia. We must be 100x better faster stronger.
#''As disaster recovery researchers note, the push in the wake of the trauma is to get things back to the way they were as quickly as possible''. Lesson: don't work in acute trauma scenario - just trauma.
#''As disaster recovery researchers note, the push in the wake of the trauma is to get things back to the way they were as quickly as possible''. Lesson: don't work in acute trauma scenario - just trauma.

Revision as of 00:27, 3 October 2020

Why it failed - [1]

  1. blocked by local planning boards, elected officials and neighbors, even when units could be had for free or for greatly reduced costs over building on site Lesson: get buy-in or build where buy-in is not part of the equation
  2. Almost all of us associated with KC advocacy failed to appreciate the difficulty of changing the way business is usually done, whether we’re talking infrastructure planning, zoning, housing finance or construction Lesson: system has inertia. We must be 100x better faster stronger.
  3. As disaster recovery researchers note, the push in the wake of the trauma is to get things back to the way they were as quickly as possible. Lesson: don't work in acute trauma scenario - just trauma.
  4. To many, smaller implied settling for less; and manufactured housing, no matter how sophisticated the design or the quality of materials, translated to “trailer park.” Lesson: OSE/OBI is not manufactured housing.
  5. ‘It’s hard to think about ways to drain the swamp when alligators are biting your ass.’”
  6. There’s this, as well: The efficiencies of cottage neighborhood approaches are fully realized only in infill locations. What makes living in a 400 to 800-sq.-ft. home work is access to lots of choices beyond its walls: Close-by schools, work places, shopping,