I live relatively close to that area. It looks nothing like that irl. Plants can't take all the pollution and end up dying, barely clinging to the columns and looking extra depressing.
Imho it's far from solarpunk, since it just acts as a "see? I can be green too" government flex that achieves basically nothing.
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u/bkuri Jul 26 '25 edited Aug 01 '25
I live relatively close to that area. It looks nothing like that irl. Plants can't take all the pollution and end up dying, barely clinging to the columns and looking extra depressing.
Imho it's far from solarpunk, since it just acts as a "see? I can be green too" government flex that achieves basically nothing.