Walkable neighborhood design

A new development in Mannheim, Germany, is the ultimate walkable community.

From garden cities to psychogeography, the 20th century saw a number of bold ideas that radically changed urban planning.

"It's hundreds of acres that now, instead of just connecting an office building to an office building, it's connecting neighborhoods."

Midtown 2050 Corp. aims to “maximize midtown’s potential” by connecting its existing corporate and university campuses and neighborhoods, and filling in the blanks between them with new developments built to

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Design for walkability is human- and environment-centric with numerous benefits that make it a popular trend in urban planning.

Exploring on foot is one of the best ways to get a feel for these European cities in France, Italy, the Czech Republic, and beyond.

Over the years, a number of fans have suggested that 99% Invisible cover a series of strange concrete arrows found scattered across the American countryside. They date back to the 1920s and were used to help guide airmail planes across the nation. While in use, the arrows were painted bright yellow and were accompanied by towers

Walkable neighborhoods are popular now across market segments, with increasing interest in simple pocket neighborhoods consisting of smaller homes, with an emphasis on people, not cars