2021 Reflect // 2022 Forward
2021 was the year pedestrianspace.org was founded. It is a young and growing platform that I am very excited to develop with time In the beginning, I was focused onContinue Reading
Suburban Connectivity with Carlos Holguin
“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
Global Correspondents Network
Pedestrian Space was established to be a global resource. One of the highlights, since I established the platform this year, has been connectivity with people around theContinue Reading
Stroller Friendly Transit
As a mother who enjoys using public transportation, I’ve been continuously observing how stroller-friendly various public transit modes, hubs and stations are. For the past several years, I’ve experiencedContinue Reading
Friday Artist Feature: Zaïa Bernard
We love to do Friday Art Features here at Pedestrian Space, featuring artists from around the world whose work often includes themes of urbanism and mobility. This Friday,Continue Reading
Interview with Varvara Borodkina, Urbanist & Berlin Autofrei
An urbanist who likes studying cities and managing urban projects, Varvara Borodkina works with the initiative Volksentscheid Berlin Autofrei. Originally from Saint-Petersburg, Russia, she has traveled around theContinue Reading
Editor’s Letter: 2021 Reflect
I established Pedestrian Space at the beginning of this year. I originally founded the site as a digital space to explore the benefits and challenges of pedestrianizationContinue Reading
Pedestrianization & Local Economy
In nearly every case study or paper we read on pedestrianization initiatives as well as in interviews we’ve done with municipal leaders, researchers and advocates, there isContinue Reading
Editors Notes: Enjoying Light Rail
Do you have a favorite form of public transport, either in your home town or that you have experienced in another city? I’m becoming very fond of theContinue Reading
Interview with Nik Kaestner, Berlin Autofrei
Nik Kaestner came to Berlin in 2020 after 38 years of living in the San Francisco (SF) Bay Area in California where he was the director ofContinue Reading