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We've been meaning to introduce for some time but haven't been able to find anyone available to teach it. I would have liked Barr to expand upon his claim that existing tenements prevented skyscrapers in certain neighbourhoods because 'likely no skyscraper developer was interested in performing the necessary "slum clearance"'. At first glance, it is not obvious why slum clearance would be limiting, while more expensive foundations would not. While less technical than the research paper on which the chapter is based, it is probably more technical than would be preferred by a general audience. It is too specialized for most readers. How do people give young people and old people advice? What are the areas in which people are more or less willing to accept advice? Chapter seven tackles the 'bedrock myth', the assumption that the absence of bedrock close to the surface between Downtown and Midtown New York is the reason for skyscrapers not being built between the two urban centers. Rather, Barr argues that while deeper bedrock does increase foundation costs, these costs were neither prohibitively high nor were they large compared to the overall cost of building a skyscraper. Barr's thorough technological history discusses not only how caissons work, but also the dangers involved. He uses data to assess the viability of these two explanations and finds that supply and demand factors explain much of the development of the 1920s; though it enabled the boom, cheap credit was not, he argues, the primary cause. The explanation that is given for the building boom is unlikely. He finds that changes in land values predict future building height, but the reverse is not true.
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