The Huffington Post -
2 Apr 2014 22:55

A recent collaboration suggests that we should explicitly recognize historic patterns of pedestrian city settings in contemporary urban design and policies. Historic Cours Mirabeau, a 440m walkable main street in Aix-en-Provence, France Have you ever wondered why some places seem built for automobiles as opposed to humans? In a recent study, J. Alexander Maxwell and fellow researchers from the University of Strathclyde's Urban Design Studies Unit found evidence that before the rise of the automo...
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