CONNECTING SUBURBIA - Part 1: SEPARATION
Outdated zoning regulations that compartmentalized land uses has encouraged sprawl. Public transit hasn't kept pace with development meaning many residents need a car to get around. This is especially true for those of us who live in the suburbs. My own inner suburban neighbourhood has a walkscore of 68 out of 100 which means I live in a "somewhat walkable" (translation - not that great) location in terms of convenient proximity to businesses, amenities and recreation.
2014 Tile, metal, glass 18in x 18in (45.72cm x 45.72cm)
2014 Tile, metal, glass 18in x 18in (45.72cm x 45.72cm)
Lunch Anyone?
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Lunch Anyone? Anyone?
Lonely picnic tables and an anemic little tree in vast parking lot wasteland.
Compact mixed-use community with new LRT lines
Compact mixed-use community with new LRT lines
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Compact mixed-use community with new LRT lines
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Sketch
Initial sketch for Connecting Suburbia - Part 1: Separation
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