Olympia was not happy with the proposed myurbanist one or two lane replacement options presented today. More to follow from our Olympia bureau in the coming days.
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crosscut.com: chuck wolfe- Can you walk from wok to wok on Capitol Hill?
- Light rail, history collide in Jerusalem
- An ancient city with problems much like our own
- Crime prevention through urban design
- Seeking out 'human-scale' public spaces
- 'Sustainable' stairways, Italy vs. suburban Seattle
- From 1911, the Bogue Plan speaks
- Waiting, statue-like, for the next count
- 'Wrong on metaphysics, wrong for America'
- The tunnel and the 'Westneat dilemma'
- seattlepi.com: chuck wolfe
- Photoessay: Interpreting Seattle urbanism, sun and sky
- Reading the evolution of places: Seattle and beyond
- inspiring the walkable waterside: who gets, who pays
- Seattle's urbanist air show, over infrastructure
- A Seattle palette for placemaking
- The mission ahead: recalibrating "urbandwidth"
- Private reflections in a Seattle public place
- Urbanist fantasies: a tribute to Seattle's "little places"-- and more
- Renderings of walkable urbanism
- Out of the car: Pedestrians mingling with Seattle memories
- urban point of view
- planetizen
- Can A City Function on Low Taxes? Tim Halbur
- The Economic Benefit of Density Tim Halbur
- Brownfields Into Beaches Tim Halbur
- The Best Cities and Towns for College Tim Halbur
- Pedestrian-Only Zone Proposed for San Diego Tim Halbur
- The Myth of the City Michael Dudley
- Cambodia Joins Skyscraper Race to the Top Tim Halbur
- Holograms Used To Make Drivers More Aware Tim Halbur
- Freeways Going Green Tim Halbur
- Southern CA MPO Snubs Air Board By Reducing Emissions Targets Irvin Dawid
- Kaid Benfield (Kaid at NRDC)
- More on the semantics of sustainability: is it time to reframe the 'triple bottom line'?
- What is a 'sustainable community,' and what does the answer have to do with us?
- Job creation through smart land use & transportation
- A portrait of a neighborhood in transition
- Why doesn't the public health community get it about walkability?
- 'Building a better block' demo is changing a Dallas neighborhood
- To aid NOLA recovery, tear down the expressway & restore the neighborhoods
- Amazing street art that enlivens cities
- Using LEED-ND as a zoning & planning tool
- How LEED-ND works, step-by-step - evaluating a low-carbon development
New post: new visuals of SR 520 replacements; success in Olympia deemed slim (http://cli.gs/2Sb0T) http://cli.gs/2Sb0T