March Read: In Praise of Walking
“Movement is essential to building our knowledge of the world, and the best form of movment for building this knowledge is physical locomotion; walking is probably theContinue Reading
Stockholm’s Pedestrian Plan
A core part of our vision at Pedestrian Space is to establish this site as a global platform for pedestrian related media and resources. As cities andContinue Reading
Living the 15 Minute City
The concept of a 15 or 20 minute city is central at Pedestrian Space as we are living it. The concept of a 15 or 20 minute cityContinue Reading
Kärleksgatan: Local Business APLACE
In our investigation of Summer Streets in cities across Sweden, we chatted with APLACE store manager Linus Jaxin on the summer pedestrianization of Kärleksgatan in Malmö. HeContinue Reading
15 Minute City: Mobility Survey Update
Our first ‘City Mobility’ Survey focuses on Örebro, a medium sized city in the heart of Sweden. We launched the survey last month & will be workingContinue Reading
Illustrator Spotlight: Rachael Saunder’s Street Life
Here at Pedestrian Space, we love to feature art that depicts urbanism, city life and active mobility- such as illustrator Rachael Saunder’s “Street Life” series! As partContinue Reading
Friday Artist Feature: Danielle Rhoda, Manchester
Here at Pedestrian Space we love to feature walkability and related themes as depicted in various visual and artisitc mediums. When we first saw Danielle Rhoda’s work,Continue Reading
Existing 15/20 Minute Cities & Neighborhoods
Many cities across the world are looking to the 15 minute city concept to inspire a new chapter of planning, which we find very exciting for development and focusContinue Reading
Summer Street: Manillagatan
During the summer it also becomes a ‘Summer Street’ with its own unique identity of activities as organized by the municiaplity. In 2020 Manillagatan was a ‘SummerContinue Reading
Featuring: Cidade Convida
The “Cidade Convida” was created in June 2020, by 3 Brazilian architects and urban planners: Cinthia Seroni, Lídia Araújo and Mariana Cristina Ribeiro. The project arises fromContinue Reading