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The Pedestrianization Fever Moves South
University & Bryant, in downtown Palo Alto. Courtesy of Flickr user ikkoskinen. Has the new 17th Street pedestrian plaza in San Francisco’s Castro District set off a spark? San Fran… more →
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The Pedestrianization Fever Moves South
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Eric wrote 1 month ago: University & Bryant, in downtown Palo Alto. Courtesy of Flickr user ikkoskinen. Has the … more →
Planning to Conserve
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Eric wrote 4 months ago: Courtesy of Greenbelt Alliance. For those of us who call the Bay Area home, it can be easy … more →
Park(ing) Day 2008
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Eric wrote 9 months ago: This past Friday, September 19, was Park(ing) Day, that day each year when parking spots are turned … more →
Thumbs Up For Market-Octavia and 55 Laguna
Eric wrote 1 year ago: A busy week prevented me from posting about this earlier, but better late than never: as you may hav … more →
John King Exposes San Francisco's "Pockets of Peace"
Eric wrote 1 year ago: John King exposes San Francisco’s “Pockets of Peace.” John King, who handles the C … more →
Gearing Up For Block 11
Eric wrote 1 year ago: Because most of the general interest in the Transbay redevelopment process seems to focus, quite und … more →
Minty Fresh Plaza
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Eric wrote 1 year ago: Last Friday, an 18,000 square foot section of pavement was reclaimed for pedestrians, with the offic … more →
(PARK)ing Day 2007
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Eric wrote 1 year ago: When you stop and think about it, it is amazing just how much space we have chosen to give over to a … more →
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