By Doru Oprisan, Stockholm Correspondent at Pedestrian Space While in Helsingborg for the Urban Future conference, I talked to Mikaela Åberg, Project Manager Urban Development, Helsingborgshem, about the daunting taskContinue Reading
By Doru Oprisan, Stockholm Correspondent at Pedestrian Space The Urban Future conference just finished in Helsingborg,Sweden, after 3 days full of sessions, workshops, field trips and exchanging of ideasContinue Reading
Some fresh news from Helsingborg, Sweden, where quite a lot is happening at the moment. By Doru Oprisan, Stockholm Correspondent at Pedestrian Space H22 City Expo startedContinue Reading
Introducing our Stockholm, Sweden and Hong Kong Correspondent Raphael Mak! Here at Pedestrian Space we recently launched a Global Walkability Correspondents Network, as a way to build solidarityContinue Reading
Introducing Stockholm Correspondent Doru Oprisan! Here at Pedestrian Space we recently launched a Global Walkability Correspondents Network, as a way to build solidarity among walkability advocates around theContinue Reading
New City Walkability Rating chat with not one…not two…but THREE cities with Daniel Firth! I recently chatted with C40 Cities Director of Transport and Urban Planning Daniel FirthContinue Reading
Where did you first experience walkability? For me it was childhood Summer visits to Malmö. These visits form my earliest memories of moving about a city byContinue Reading
I photographed the below entrance to the Masmo subway station in 2001. I had recently begun studying at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and found my firstContinue Reading
Bike Pumps in Örebro Municipality I’ve occasionally photographed (and posted to @pedestrianspace) stationary air pumps around the city for use by people using a bicycle, stroller orContinue Reading
I view Örebro as a textbook example of a ’15 minute city’ but was curious to hear others’ perceptions as well as other inhabitants’ perceived distance fromContinue Reading
