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Around the Bay-Part Two
Submitted by Robert P. Gordon on Mon, 08/12/2013 - 1:38pm
Lake Merritt, Oakland, near City Center
Lake Merritt Bart Station
Waltz Across Texas
Submitted by Robert P. Gordon on Wed, 04/03/2013 - 12:56pmThis post orginally appeared on RGordonArchitect, the architecture and design blog of Chicago-based architect Robert Gordon.
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Shared Spaces: 4 Cities/4 Plans for Pedestrian, Cycling Safety
Submitted by Robert P. Gordon on Mon, 03/04/2013 - 10:33pmThis post orginally appeared on RGordonArchitect, the architecture and design blog of Chicago-based architect Robert Gordon.
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Rue de Rennes Work Complete, Paris
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Paris, Rue de Rennes
Submitted by Robert P. Gordon on Wed, 03/21/2012 - 4:34amParis Notes
March 2012
Rue de Rennes. Previously one of the most polluted and pedestrian-unfriendly streets in Paris.
By the end of April, the project will be complete to include enlarged sidewalks, reduction of automobile lanes, separation for bus and bicycle lanes, new street furniture, many new trees and plants, and bump outs for deliveries. Already, pedestrian access is much better and traffic is calmer. The air is better too. Bravo M. Delanoe. Photos to follow.
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Paris
Paris Density by Robert Gordon
Submitted by Robert P. Gordon on Mon, 01/09/2012 - 6:17pmThe city of Paris is often cited by architects and planners as their favorite place to visit. Parisians and visitors alike never tire of walking her narrow, winding streets, with continuous ground level boutiques and cafes. They enjoy the quiet gardens and public places.