| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Is Chiswick High Road wide enough for the new CS9 design? | |
| Posted by: | David Lesniak | |
| Date/Time: | 27/07/19 16:12:00 |
| "large degree of uninformed speculation" Precisely like the wo recent Hounslow Cycle Campaign press releases. Only more innocent. "illustrates perfectly the challenge" No, what it illustrates is the impossibility. When conducting tests or analyses or in this case sketches, you make an assumption and work it through and set aside those results. Repeat with one variable changed. Repeat with yet another variable changed and so on. If you can't get the desired results, then you've proven it is not possible with existing circumstances. When designing a renovation for a home, you attempt to give the client what they want. But sometimes you can't fit it all on the site or in their budget and the decision is made to relocate or abandon the project altogether. You don't keep measuring and crossing your fingers. What makes this all the more unfathomable is we're dealing with public safety, not just a dreamed of open-plan kitchen. Each and every component of this scheme is compromised to "fit" it in. Including compromising on cyclist safety. And on that point you don't seem to care which is laughable given your rhetoric. You disprove you're own case. Brilliant. |