Building the Skylineflipped into Skynomics BlogSkyscrapers The Skyline versus the Sprawl-line: CO2 Emissions and Building Types in New York City buildingtheskyline.org - Jason Barr Jason M. Barr September 16, 2020Hong Kong on the Hudson?When we think of New York City, we think of Manhattan and its supertall skyscrapers. As a …
Building the Skylineflipped into Skynomics Blog Boon or Boondoggle? The Long Run Economics of the Empire State Building buildingtheskyline.org - Jason Barr Jason M. Barr and Gabriel Ahlfeldt August 17, 2020The Bricks of EgoWhen most people look up at supertall skyscrapers, like the Burj Khalifa or the …
Building the Skylineflipped into Skynomics Blog Star Trek and the Economics of Hate buildingtheskyline.org - Jason Barr Jason M. Barr July 15, 2020Captain Kirk: It exists on the hate of others. Mr. Spock: To put it simply. And it has acted as a catalyst, creating this …
Building the Skylineflipped into Skynomics BlogEpidemics Disease and Unease in New York City (Part I): Mortality Rates since 1800 buildingtheskyline.org - Jason Barr Jason M. Barr June 16, 2020Pandemic 2020On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization officially declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. The …
Building the Skylineflipped into Skynomics Blog Border Crossings: The Spread of COVID-19 across U.S. Counties buildingtheskyline.org - Jason Barr Jason M. Barr and Troy Tassier May 19, 2020Pandemic 2020The COVID-19 pandemic rages on with no end in sight. How long it will take to return to …
Building the Skylineflipped into Skynomics Blog Escape from New York?: Density and the Coronavirus Trajectory buildingtheskyline.org - Jason Barr Jason M. Barr and Troy Tassier written on April 3, 2020, posted on April 20.Note: A shorter version of this post was written for Scientific American, …
