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How to Use an Urban River — Lessons from a Korean City
They say you get what you build for. On this urban river, you sometimes get heron and kids and the scent of fried chicken. But this is a river in…
Apr 12
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Building the Cities We Want — Part 2: Every Path is Possible
"Any path is possible," Suhee said. I believed her. I still do. But after losing two homes and two shops, I had to ask myself: were we moving forward…
Mar 1
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Building the Cities We Want — Part 2: Every Path is Possible
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Urban Japan: Cities of Smallness and Awareness
In the heart of Japan's mega cities, it’s not the big chaotic rush, but the subtle flow of smallness and awareness that keeps everything moving. Join me…
Oct 17, 2024
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Patrick M. Lydon
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Urban Japan: The True Cost of Cars and Parking
Free street parking is not exactly free, and most Americans are paying a lot for it without knowing. This week we look at the real cost of street…
Oct 2, 2024
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Patrick M. Lydon
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Urban Japan: The True Cost of Cars and Parking
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SHORT #40: Bikes, Parks, Kids, and the Slow Tide of a Political Movement
A true story of a politician and his 'crazy' idea for making cities more livable
Mar 13, 2024
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Patrick M. Lydon
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SHORT #40: Bikes, Parks, Kids, and the Slow Tide of a Political Movement
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Staying Put: How to Replace Public Transit with Cars, Part 2
This week we imagine what our urban areas would look like if everyone had electric cars, and we completely removed public transit, cycling, and walking…
Feb 28, 2024
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Staying Put: How to Replace Public Transit with Cars, Part 2
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Moving Through: How to Replace Public Transit with Cars, Part 1
Somebody asked recently, why not just have everyone drive electric cars, and make wider roads.
Feb 14, 2024
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Patrick M. Lydon
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Moving Through: How to Replace Public Transit with Cars, Part 1
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Beautifully Abnormal Urban Japan, Part II: Jūsō and The Pedestrian Empires
Last time in Part I of this series, we explored the rail corridor between Osaka and Kobe, uncovering why it is so cheap and reliable compared to those…
Jan 17, 2024
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Patrick M. Lydon
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Beautifully Abnormal Urban Japan, Part II: Jūsō and The Pedestrian Empires
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Rush Hour in Japan
a few films, notes, and a map help us dive into cycling, walking & efficient commute routes in Osaka and Takamatsu.
Oct 11, 2023
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Patrick M. Lydon
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Rush Hour in Japan
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Reasonable Urbanism: Escaping the Gravity of the City, by Train
in Japan, the city has a pull on us, but at times so does the countryside
Sep 5, 2023
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Patrick M. Lydon
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Reasonable Urbanism: Escaping the Gravity of the City, by Train
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Short #35: Making it to the Game
Terrence stared at his smarphone in dismay.
Jun 27, 2023
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Short #35: Making it to the Game
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SHORT #34: More Reasons to Bicycle
Last time I mentioned that there are many many more reasons to ride a bicycle.
May 16, 2023
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Patrick M. Lydon
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