Reading in 2021
Books read thus far this year 📚 📕 ‘Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America: One Step at a Time’ by Jeff Speck 📘 ‘Street Fight: HandbookContinue Reading
Friday Artist Feature: Jenny Elliott, Edinburgh
We love art at Pedestrian Space and often dedicate Fridays to featuring an artist whose work often depicts scenes of urbanism and mobility. This Friday we featureContinue Reading
Editor’s Notes: Poland- Just the beginning…
We value featuring content from all over the world here Pedestrian Space but our home base (and places visited) tend to take center stage as we focusContinue Reading
Teaterplan Renovation, Örebro
Interview with Landscape Architect Tina Andersson Here at Pedestrian Space, the central Swedish city of Örebro has been our city of residence since 2018. We have observedContinue Reading
Editor’s Notes: 15-Minute City Reality
When we first moved to this medium-sized city in the heart of Sweden four years ago, I remember quickly remarking on how incredibly walkable our life had become. FromContinue Reading
Interview with Petra Permesser of Wien zu Fuß
Wien zu Fuß (Vienna on Foot) is a brand of Mobilitätsagentur Wien (Vienna Mobility Agency) and is devoted to issues of the pedestrian experience in Vienna. AsContinue Reading
Art & Public Transport in Lisbon
Here at Pedestrian Space, we greatly value art and its role in municpal projects and public spaces. We recently had the opportunity to interview the Lisbon MetroContinue Reading
Podcast feature at Women in Urbanism
Podcast feature at Brussels based Women in Urbanism (June 2021) I had a wonderful time being featured on the 1st episode of the @women.in.urbanism podcast series. Love what theContinue Reading
Friday Artist Feature: Carlo Stanga, Berlin
Welcome to Friday Artist Features! Every Friday we feature an artist whose work often includes themes of urbanism and mobility. This week we are featuring Berlin-based illustrator CarloContinue Reading
Teaterplan, Örebro
TEATERPLAN: Before & After This is a public space in Örebro, our current city of residence, that just underwent a major redesign and renovation. I spent someContinue Reading