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Fine-grained urbanism depends on managing boundaries rather than eliminating them through consolidation.
In the absence of a good system for managing boundaries, consolidation is the path of least resistance. For roughly one hundreds years, cities have taken this path, allowing developers to merge multiple parcels and build one large project.
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