“A beautiful city is a walkable city – and vice versa.“ -Peter Neumann We have been following the mobility coverage of Berliner Zeitung’s Mobility Editor Peter NeumannContinue Reading
“Seeing a few km bike lanes in the centre of Paris was such a stark change that it blinded us from seeing that in suburbs nothing changed.Continue Reading
Here at Pedestrian Space, walkability is a central focus in our advocacy for quality of life and sustainable urbanism. While we advocate for car-free spaces and pedestrianization,Continue Reading
Pedestrian Space is now based in Poland and our attention is naturally focusing on many local urban mobility issues. Kraków is a city with a dynamic urbanContinue Reading
Here at Pedestrian Space, we love to follow accounts that show great passion for place. @the.heartofbarrie is an incredibly engaging example of such an account. @the.heartofbarrie isContinue Reading
Born and raised in Croatia, Marija Biljan currently resides in Zagreb, returning there after a few years in Palermo. Working from a cultural anthropology background, Marija hasContinue Reading
As part of our “Planners & Architects Perspective” series, we bring readers this interview with Gonzalo Cantos Mateos of Sevilla-based Ma Arquitectura. ‘Ma’ is, in principle, that which itContinue Reading
Elin Karlsson is a landscape architect for the southern Swedish city of Malmö and project manager of the summer streets in the city. Originally from Jönköping andContinue Reading
By Khalia Young Working as a Mental Health Care Coordinator and studying City and Regional Planning as a graduate student seemed overwhelming at first. I would alwaysContinue Reading
As part of our “Planners & Architects Perspective” series, we bring readers this interview with Laura Puttkamer of parCitypatory. Laura Puttkamer is an urban journalist, writer andContinue Reading
