Urbanicity Magazine ·
Volume 01, Number 02
The Vertical City
How skyscrapers are adapting to a post-office world
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From the Editor
A letter from Cornelius Frestagon
A few words from the publisher, Cornelius Frestagon.\n\nWelcome to issue 2 of Urbanicity Magazine. The pieces collected here ask what changes when the work changes — and what every city in this country must learn from the answer.\n\n— C. Frestagon\nPublisher & Editor-in-Chief
— Cornelius Frestagon, Publisher & Editor-in-Chief
Cornelius Frestagon is the pseudonym of David Michael Hildebrand.
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The Rise of the Stacked City: Building Up Instead of Out
Skybridges, multi-use towers, and the next evolution of vertical living.P. 4
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Living Together: How Mixed-Use Zoning Is Reshaping American Cities
Walkable, vibrant, and vertically layered—rethinking how we share space in the modern city.P. 5
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Upward Bound: Vertical Density and the Future of Urban Living
Exploring the forces reshaping our landscapes and infrastructureP. 6
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Delivering Density: Logistics Geography and Population Clusters
Exploring the forces reshaping our landscapes and infrastructureP. 7
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The Tower as Neighborhood: Why Mixed-Use Skyscrapers Are Finally Working
After decades of failed experiments, vertical integration is reshaping urban density—not through design alone, but through economic necessity.P. 8
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The Vertical City
Why cities build up—and what it means when they doP. 9
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Skyline 2050: What Cities Will Look Like
AI-Designed Buildings, Mass Timber Supertalls, and Climate-Adaptive FacadesP. 10
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Skyline 2050: What Cities Will Look Like
AI-Designed Buildings, Mass Timber Supertalls, and Climate-Adaptive Facades
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Issue 3 — TBD
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