The diverse opportunities at your feet within a metropolitan expanse like Warsaw are really exciting. However, the practicality, comfort and quality of life afforded by experiencing theContinue Reading
Back in Spring 2005, while pursuing a Master’s at Cornell University, I was fortunate enough to take part in a workshop course connected to the Growing upContinue Reading
I remember speaking with someone about various issues of walkability and after a good chunk of time discussing GWCN: Global Walkability Correspondents Network, advocacy and more, theyContinue Reading
RURAL CONTEXT: TRANSIT INCLUSION & EXCLUSION The photo below shows the view from our window about 11 years ago in the Bavarian village of Seubersdorf. I reflectContinue Reading
Documenting residential narratives about city inhabitants’ experience of the #15-minute city concept as a living reality (or something that sounds appealing) is part of my current PhD research. IContinue Reading
‘How are you moving today?’ This is how I start many of my talks, workshops and lectures. I want to dive right into engaging the audience /Continue Reading
From California to Krakow (and many places in between as well as now in Warsaw…) I photographed this scene in Krakow a couple of years ago whileContinue Reading
I am a pedestrian and identify as one and there is no reason anyone needs to monitor or correct me on that language choice. I also identifyContinue Reading
I think an important part of the sustainable mobility shift is also about amplifying the practical (sometimes passionate) voices of those who are already relying on sustainable modesContinue Reading
I founded Pedestrian Space in May 2020 as a space for media, research and advocacy on walkability and sustainable urbanism. Since that time, a lot has happenedContinue Reading
