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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Glimmers of non-autocentric urbanism in Austin
Austin, with a population of just under a million, is now the 11th largest city in the United States. Both the city of Austin and its urban area grew by more than 16% between 2010 and 2016. No other U.S. … Continue reading
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Some notes on Hong Kong’s newish waterfront “promenades” and on its other pedestrian facilities
Hong Kong is perhaps best known in the world of urban studies for its extraordinarily high transit share. Public transit accounts for a larger percentage of journeys in Hong Kong than in any other city in the world. Something like 77.6% of … Continue reading
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