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Tazmine Loomans
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I'm an urbanist, a writer and a licensed architect. I own and run a blog called Blooming Rock that discusses issues around urban design, community-building and architecture.
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Sustainable Cities Collective
Learning From the ‘High Line’ Next Door (287 views)
Real Urbanism Is Rare (282 views)
Keeping Teenagers Out Of Cities (238 views)
Where Sustainability and Food Intersect (209 views)
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“I agree that biking seems to be going mainstream. Yet, I - like you - live in a city/region that seems to emphasize this (Seattle). I hope our perception is not "rose-colored" just because our daily lives see many bicyclists (i.e. it is our personal social norm). To get past preaching to the cycling crowd the idea is to mainstream biking as a norm for running errands, getting to ...”
“I'm not sure I buy this. Correlation does not equal causation.Having not seen the study, it seems like there are numerous opoprtunities for extra variables. The first one that jumps out is how are we maintaining a consistent quality of contractor/tradesmen/construction manager across all of these (or any of these) examples? Are they union projects or private projects? Are they contractors working ...”