I live in a very pleasant suburb of Los Angeles called Pasadena. Many of you will know it from the Rose Parade and Bowl. But it also has a number of people who object to any sort of dense housing, saying "it will change the character of Pasadena."
So I can't help but think what they would say about:
Wren: "It's terrible! What he wants will change the character of the city!"
Haussmann: "It's terrible! What he wants will change the character of the city!"
Burnham and Root: "It's terrible! What they want will change the character of the city!"
Sullivan: "It's terrible! What he wants will change the character of the city!"
Le Corbusier: "It's terrible!" OK, in that case it is.
So I can't help but think what they would say about:
Wren: "It's terrible! What he wants will change the character of the city!"
Haussmann: "It's terrible! What he wants will change the character of the city!"
Burnham and Root: "It's terrible! What they want will change the character of the city!"
Sullivan: "It's terrible! What he wants will change the character of the city!"
Le Corbusier: "It's terrible!" OK, in that case it is.