#urban planning

#urban planning

The discussion centers on the impact of car culture on children's health and the need for safer routes to school. [ more ]

Walkability in cities like Zurich is significantly higher than in sprawling North American cities, showcasing urban planning's impact on accessibility to essential services. [ more ]

The introduction of pickleball courts in El Quito Park has sparked significant noise complaints from local residents, leading to soundproofing measures. [ more ]

More parents are driving kids to school, leading to chaos and increased traffic.

The school car line poses health, environmental, and social concerns for families and communities. [ more ]

Central Park's lack of bike paths hinders student biking commutes, despite its numerous benefits for health, independence, and academic performance. [ more ]

Vancouver's experience challenges the Yimby doctrine, as extensive housing development did not lead to affordability. [ more ]