towards sustainable striping

Posted by – April 20, 2010

As the street becomes disassembled to its component parts and modes are split, lower-budget striping is often the preferred definitional boundary for automobile, bicycle and pedestrian.

Consequently, discussion and debate often ensues around alternatives to the “great American stripe”.

We begin with the international contrast of “the flower line” and move on to variations anew.

The great American stripe

The flower line

The people placer, version 1

The people placer, version 2

The ornate variation

The green carpet


6 Comments on towards sustainable striping

  1. crwolfelaw says:

    Streets: towards "sustainable striping " as modes split! (myurbanist) http://bit.ly/aaCbhV #cities #urbanism #sustainablilty #walkability

  2. Lis Duarte says:

    RT @crwolfelaw: Streets: towards "sustainable striping " as modes split! (myurbanist) http://bit.ly/aaCbhV #cities #urbanism #sustainablilty #walkability

  3. Interesting photos of striping for bike and people RT @crwolfelaw: towards sustainable striping http://bit.ly/aHoFcC

  4. crwolfelaw says:

    myurbanist revisited: towards sustainable striping http://is.gd/dwYxV #urbanism #cities #lp

  5. crwolfelaw says:

    myurbanist revisited: towards sustainable striping http://is.gd/dLCCD #urbanism #cities #lp

  6. Sue says:

    Really fascinating variety.

    RT @crwolfelaw: myurbanist revisited: towards sustainable striping http://is.gd/dLCCD #urbanism #cities #lp

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