Feature Interview: N-CATT
“I think this is a critical time where we can invest in our public transportation providers to ensure these systems can bring their service up to whereContinue Reading
Parenting, Playgrounds & the City
How many playgrounds are within 5-15 minute walking distance of your home? If you are a parent or caregiver to young children, you probably know the numberContinue Reading
Oslo as European Environmental Capital 2019
With interest to begin featuring coverage of ecological city initiatives and green urban projects, we publish a feature that our Editor did on Oslo as the ‘EuropeanContinue Reading
Spring 2021 at Pedestrian Space
When I established Pedestrian Space, it was out of motivation to begin developing my own media and content around issues of pedestrianization, but also to begin to connect toContinue Reading
To sidewalk life!
“Lowly, unpurposeful, and random as they appear, sidewalk contacts are the small change from which a city’s wealth of public life must grow.” Jane Jacobs ‘The DeathContinue Reading
Feature: CityWalk, Interreg Danube
“To achieve major changes on the city level – just like changing local mobility systems and the mobility behaviour of residents – requires continuous effort and commitment.Continue Reading
20 Minute City: Malmö
Malmö is Sweden’s third largest city and fits the profile of a ’20 minute city’ well. Within the city itself, neighborhoods and various city quarters are easilyContinue Reading
Welcoming Submissions
We welcome contributions from around the world on issues related to walkability, public space, urbanism & pedestrianization. This website was launched in January 2021 and is dedicatedContinue Reading
Interview with Rob Steuteville: Opportunities for Walkability
This month we share dialogue we recently had with Ithaca based Rob Steuteville, editor of Public Square: A CNU Journal and senior communications adviser for the CongressContinue Reading
Spring Beginnings: Editorial Note
As we enjoy increasingly warmer temperatures and hints of growth throughout the landscape heralding Spring, we work to further distill our research foci while simultaneously continuing toContinue Reading