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Creating the Urban Diary

June 5, 2011 by Chuck Wolfe
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A prevalent theme in contemporary urbanist articles and blog posts addresses the enhanced experience of places in cities—whether while walking, biking, or using public transportation. Kasey Klimes’ recent, personal reflections on bicycles as keys to better cities is no exception, and centers on and celebrates this very key point of “... [read more]

A local lesson in transit orientation, walkability and supermarket economics

March 8, 2010 by Kaid Benfield
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Several weeks ago, I ran a post making the case that transit-oriented development requires more than just transit and development.  As the phrase implies, it also requires orientation: the development must relate to and be convenient to the transit.  There is also a body of practice and research on the closely linked subject... [read more]