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This also means that if you arrive on foot you have to walk around to some back alley or something in order to access the building, which defeats the whole purp
by jschwartzi 7y ago
This also means that if you arrive on foot you have to walk around to some back alley or something in order to access the building, which defeats the whole purpose of fronting the shop directly on the sidewalk. Or they'll drop or raise the sidewalk in relation to the walk-up entrance and put a railing up making it impossible to access any shops from the sidewalk. As much as developers think they're favoring sidewalks they're really just paying lip service to the idea.
- JJMcJ 7y agoMany centers have no entrances on the street. All of them face inwards to the parking area. Lip service - just fooling the planning departments which sometimes seem to fall for the dumbest ideas.