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It's exposed (to the sun and the wind) and it's dull. Inviting pedestrian environments need a sense of enclosure. Can be sidewalk-abutting buildings, can be tre
by closeparen 5y ago
It's exposed (to the sun and the wind) and it's dull. Inviting pedestrian environments need a sense of enclosure. Can be sidewalk-abutting buildings, can be trees, can be parked cars, can be all three. And they need stuff to look at that isn't monotonous.
- valarauko 5y agoFair enough, but you couldn't do 5 minutes of walking by an open field?
- closeparen 5y agoThat kind of thing usually occurs in low-intensity suburbs/exurbs where I can just drive.
- Talanes 5y agoFor a five minute walk? With having to start and park the car, you might not even make it faster.