American cities don't take sidewalks seriously, costing pedestrians their lives and communities
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If we want a shift to walking, we need to prioritize dignity
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New York City announces major public space and transit improvements for Downtown Brooklyn
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Analysis: Walkable US cities that won't bankrupt you
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A dramatic makeover as N. 2nd Street plans for the future of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia
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Lessons from the golden age of the mall walkers
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Why Barcelona looks weird
5 votes -
The bewildering architecture of indoor cities
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Utrecht: Planning for people and bikes, not for cars
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Bjarke Ingels Group and WXY reimagine downtown Brooklyn
4 votes -
Are Washington DC's streets finally getting safer?
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Could Barcelona’s plan to push out cars and build superblocks work in the US?
11 votes -
Can car-crazy Dallas learn to love bikes?
7 votes -
In car-choked Brussels, the pedestrians are winning
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Five rules for designing more walkable cities
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Desire paths: The illicit trails that defy the urban planners
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America's boulevards of death
4 votes