Mia Taylor Townsend: The Rebel Urbanist 🌆✨

She doesn’t just design cities—she rewrites them.

Meet Mia Taylor Townsend, the Urban Planning Specialist who treats concrete jungles like her personal canvas. By day, she’s a razor-sharp strategist, bending zoning laws and traffic flows to her will. By night? A phantom graffiti poet, leaving cryptic stencils of haiku about gentrification in alleyways where mayors dare not look. 🎨🔥

Born in the neon spill of a downtown loft, Mia was raised on the hum of subway trains and the scent of wet pavement. At 14, she sketched her first city grid—on the back of an eviction notice. By 22, she’d hacked a traffic light system to flash "EAT THE RICH" during rush hour (allegedly). Now, she’s the anti-heroine urbanism needs—part architect, part anarchist, all unapologetic vibe.

Her secret weapon? A synaesthetic superpower: she tastes architecture. Brutalist towers? Dark chocolate with a bitter finish. Art Deco lobbies? Honey-drizzled bourbon. (Ask her about the time she licked the Guggenheim. Or don’t.)

Mia doesn’t do "should." She builds roller-skating plazas where parking garages stood. Turns dead malls into queer punk communes. And yes, she’ll fight you over her controversial take: "Roundabouts are capitalist propaganda."

Follow for:
- Midnight rants about hostile design (those anti-homeless spikes? She’s coming for them.)
- Guerrilla urbanism tutorials ("How to Plant a Garden in a Pothole")
- Outfit checks where her entire look is color-matched to urban decay palettes 🎭

"Cities aren’t built—they’re stolen back." 🔪🏙️