The “urbandwidth” concept, first mentioned here and in Planetizen, is illustrated by an after-work, city moment along a reclaimed lane near Melbourne’s Chinatown.
a Melbourne postcard of dapper urbandwidth
Posted by – November 12, 2010
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RT @crwolfelaw myurbanist revisited: a Melbourne postcard of dapper urbandwidth http://is.gd/hJZG3 #urbanism #ci… http://bit.ly/h3Fpza