CityLand is a children's book all about cities , it's my first published work4yr ⋅ tannerge ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Why are Japanese/European old towns so pretty to look at? Because they don’t 👏 have 👏 street 👏 parking 👏5yr ⋅ ZnSaucier ⋅ r/urbanplanning
What would happen if Americans were in charge of rebuilding Notre Dame5yr ⋅ jameane ⋅ r/urbanplanning
In Paris, the financial district is isolated from the old city center, allowing it to keep its appearance5yr ⋅ MikeFrench98 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Truman Sports Complex, Kansas City, MS, USA (capacity 37,903 and 79,451) vs Amsterdam Arena, NH, Netherlands (capacity 54,990).4yr ⋅ ELLEN_POO ⋅ r/urbanplanning
National Association of City Transportation Officials animation showing how many people per hour each form of transportation moves4yr ⋅ gh0bs ⋅ r/urbanplanning
The reduction in traffic congestion as a result of public transportation - Post /r/educationalgif5yr ⋅ mantrap2 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
My city has been removing some street parking and making these Parklets. It's a much better use of space.4yr ⋅ MajorChances ⋅ r/urbanplanning
1 car parking space = 10 bike spaces, spotted in Stuttgart, home of the car4yr ⋅ mildawwwg ⋅ r/urbanplanning
This United Airlines tourism pitch for America is horrifically unappealing. (In Sydney, Australia)5yr ⋅ MagnesiumOvercast ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Is this just an American thing or does it occur in other countries as well?5yr ⋅ BongeeBoy ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Road sign seen this morning; probably not the official message4yr ⋅ Andrew_Korenchkin ⋅ r/urbanplanning
A stand for bikers to hold on to while waiting for the traffic lights in Sweden.4yr ⋅ fyhr100 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
American housing tracts and cringe worthy names, name a more iconic duo.5yr ⋅ Barbarossa3141 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
BIG Envisions Covering Brooklyn Highway in Landscaped Waterfront Park [1582 x 890]5yr ⋅ conorthearchitect ⋅ r/urbanplanning
The way Kopenhagen prioritises cyclists with temporary infrastructure due to roadworks or construction are better than most cities' actual infrastructure.5yr ⋅ dutchgirl123 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
If Google Earth has really old historical city imagery, you can overlay modern roads and see just how many neighborhoods were destroyed.5yr ⋅ LuxoJr93 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
I don't know how that feels to live in downtown Cleveland, but it definitely looks like a giant parking lot.4yr ⋅ PotatoesAreDangerous ⋅ r/urbanplanning
As promised, here's some more Parklets from around downtown Vancouver.4yr ⋅ MajorChances ⋅ r/urbanplanning
American cities. How can we change this? Can we start reimagining roads to be walkable public spaces?6yr ⋅ ahouseofgold ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Look at this A+ photo of Freedonia NY circa 1905. The road's full of young women riding bikes. It's the heritage of cycling in America “Let me tell you what I think of bicycling. I think it has done more to emancipate women than anything else in the world.” Susan B. Anthony 18965yr ⋅ dutchgirl123 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
One house magically turns into eight new, unsubsidized, naturally affordable apartments, just two blocks away from a subway in a very high-income neighborhood. (NYC)5yr ⋅ gh0bs ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Land use comparison of a typical European city and a North American city, created by u/butterslice6yr ⋅ copperreppoc ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Nonsensical pedestrian access to Roosevelt Island Park (Arlington, VA, USA)4yr ⋅ petitcastor92 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
How to cross the street in the US. (x-post from /r/shitamericanssay)6yr ⋅ AlbertAugust ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Our team recently finished a project that completely renovates an old soviet neighborhood, check it out.5yr ⋅ BadernijMax ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Regional Transportation Commission Southern Nevada's (RTCSNV) proposal to rebuild Boulder Highway (NV-582) into a complete streets system. 2 bi-directional protected bike Lanes, plus rapid bus transit and a separate lane for local traffic only.5yr ⋅ BoogsterSU2 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Is there any way to combat this? Reduce the social-economic impact these projects have on communities?4yr ⋅ BongeeBoy ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Old people from my town will say they miss when you could drive through downtown. I’m glad there are no longer cars.5yr ⋅ HJGamer ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Before and after Boston's Big Dig buried their highway (from /r/oldschoolcool)6yr ⋅ Bladewing10 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Santa Monica in 2009 and 2017 after the completion of the Expo Line6yr ⋅ invaderzimm95 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
When you're required to advertise a public hearing but you really don't want to hear from the NIMBYs6yr ⋅ Yumyumsauce5661 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Providence, Rhode Island. Being split for the East Coast Interstate 95.4yr ⋅ Sybertron ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Alberta, where developers will provide backalleys for parking access, and then immediately install a front-protruding garage and pave the front lawn.5yr ⋅ Nextasy ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Vladivostok's Soviet-era apartment buildings follow the curves of its hills5yr ⋅ Ganesha811 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
How many cities have two grid systems? Pittsburgh has kept two grid systems since 1795.5yr ⋅ fouronebrew ⋅ r/urbanplanning
This is how we do in Copenhagen: Danish PM takes French president on a cycle tour of the city, using a dedicated bike+ped bridge6yr ⋅ fake_belmondo ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Percent of the contiguous United States population that works outside their state of residence4yr ⋅ killroy200 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Lets rip up the tramline and widen the road so more cars can fit (same underpass 50 years apart)6yr ⋅ ScrappyDonatello ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Infrastructural Cross Section of Manhattan (AIA Guide, First ed.)5yr ⋅ closeoutprices ⋅ r/urbanplanning
This cobblestone path has a strip of tarmac for easier access over for wheelchair users5yr ⋅ calamine_lotion ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Chicago average individual income by census tract, 1970 and 2017. [1190x1080]5yr ⋅ Vinny7777777 ⋅ r/urbanplanning
How storefronts encourage foot traffic. (Damrak str. Amsterdam)5yr ⋅ Lord_Majestic_Hair ⋅ r/urbanplanning
Every day should be Open Newbury Street Day (Boston made a heavily walked street pedestrian-only today)5yr ⋅ TheReelStig ⋅ r/urbanplanning
The obliteration of the historic West End neighborhood in Boston. Conducted in the name of “urban renewal”.5yr ⋅ chiltonmediagroup ⋅ r/urbanplanning
