Here at Pedestrian Space we are honored to be partnering with the University of Vermont Press (UVM Press)for a contributed volume on ‚Walkability and Planetary Health’. WeContinue Reading
I’ve been photographing urbanism and city life for a couple of decades now. But it is really only in the past few years that I have begunContinue Reading
I work with issues of urbanism academically but my interest in walkability, at root, is about lived experience and the understanding that a truly walkable community and lifestyleContinue Reading
Photographing built environment and city spaces was my ‘hook’ into urbanism 24 years ago when I moved to a bustling Pacific Northwestern city. It would be myContinue Reading
It’s sort of humourous to me as well as thrilling and mildly frustrating (and maybe even a bit normal?) that I’m knee deep in a year andContinue Reading
Has the experience of parenthood or being a caregiver to a child affected your relationship with and view of the city and community you live in? EverContinue Reading
On a (thankfully) rainy morning today here in Warsaw, I went on a walk for some neighborhood errands and also some morning movement with my son afterContinue Reading
FALL IN ❤️ WITH WALKING At Pedestrian Space, one of my mantras is ‘Fall in Love with Walking’. While an explicit purpose of the mission at PedestrianContinue Reading
Every now and then it comes up in dialogues we see or discussions we are in- the idea of walkability as a ‘privilege’. From the beginning atContinue Reading
Welcome John Warren Tamor as Urban Communicator at Pedestrian Space. 👏 John is currently in a European Union scholarship-funded multi-city Masters program on Innovation, Transition & Sustainability.Continue Reading
