An article in The New Republic compares PPS’s approach to creating successful streets to the quick-fix, face-lift approach of the reality TV series “Town Haul.”
An article in The New Republic compares PPS’s approach to creating successful streets to the quick-fix, face-lift approach of the reality TV series “Town Haul.”
This success story, in which PPS participated, demonstrates the powerful benefits of a Placemaking approach to transportation.
From the January 2005 ITE Journal:
“The Clinton Square Improvement Project had been a dream of the City of Syracuse, NY, USA, for more than 40 years. The reconstruction of Clinton Square showed that CMAQ funding could be used to promote economic development while improving the air quality of the area…”
PPS is studying the Congress Street Corridor in downtown Tucson, AZ. In presentations this week, Phil Myrick unveiled recommendations that included keeping two downtown streets one-way, but reducing them to two lanes, and adding more space for pedestrians and curbside parking.