Holistic design and organization are keys to an equitable and strong urban experience, says freelance designer Bruno Miloux
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Distance Photos of Matthew Chattle
Photographer Matthew Chattle shares photographs of the many different types of social distance markers in and around London.
Observed: Memorial Kiosk
Pedestrian View: Interview with Annika Lundkvist of pedestrianspace
Pedestrian insights by Annika Lundkvist’s with her view of urbanism, placemaking, and cities based on her shared American and Swedish history.
Interview: Rory Bremner of the Tilley Group
Interview with street furniture manufacturer Rory Bremner of the Tilley Group, who shares with us what makes a city great.
Observed: Urban Umbrella in Court Square
Construction creates new rips in the urban form with Protectus dolium (Orange Barrels) or Protectus conus (Common Cone) often found at the jobsite. Local laws require a sidewalk shed (also known as bridge) constructed for the duration of the work. The Urban Umbrella has come to Court Square. The duration which sometimes lasts for a…
Observed: anti-racist Physical Distance signs
Observed: anti-racist Physical Distance signs in Brooklyn
Observed: Subway Stairs
There are 472 stations in the New York City subway system. Each stair is different based on location and station type. Here are the different typologies.
Observed: Open Streets – A Failure
NYC Open Streets continue to be a failure.
Observed: Select Bus Service Fare Machines
Select Bus Service Fare Machines are modified versions of existing MTA and DOT devices, on the street to pre-purchase and pre-verify fares in order to ride the few Select Bus Service routes. They are found on all SBS lines, near the Bus Stop Shelter.