Places in the News: July 20, 2009

Karen Levy

Jul 19, 2009

Dec 14, 2017

The latest in urban planning, placemaking, and citizen action:

Making Abu Dhabi's streets safer for pedestrians. [The National]
New Urbanism and adaptive reuse take hold in Nashville's Gulch neighborhood. [New York Times]
What sort of planning makes for interesting walks? Conor Friedersdorf argues against tranquility and for chaos: or as Holly Whyte would say, "What attracts people most ... is other people." [The Atlantic]
Bus rapid transit in Bogota eases traffic and reduces emissions: can other cities do the same? [New York Times]
In Chicagoland, African-American churches nourish body and soul with farmers' markets. [Chicago Tribune]
In Seoul and Yonkers, "daylighting" waterways creates great places (and has environmental benefits). [New York Times]
President Obama and DOT Secretary LaHood on federal urban policy. [Streetsblog LA]
NYC pays tribute to Jane Jacobs's original sidewalk. [New York Times]
Clean, well-maintained parks are a win-win situation. [Marietta Times]

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