American architecture may not be the most beautiful in the world; however, American cities offer an unusual sense of comfort, even in areas not favored by nature, which is mainly due to the spacious environments that characterize the country. There are no alleys or narrow streets, houses are built set back from the sidewalk, and high ceilings are the norm. Wide streets, spaced-out buildings, open spaces for air to flow. Thus, one never has the feeling of being in a cramped environment. It is possible that a few centuries will change this landscape, but it would not be a bad idea if the rest of the world were to take inspiration from this standard.