Category: Urban Design
Shoal Creek Summed Up
Austin
Bicycle Commuting
Bicycling in Austin
I Told You So
PS: I am not a crackpot
The Shoal Creek Debacle
Transportation
Urban Design
When Neighborhoods Go Bad
Quicktime presentation about Shoal Creek Boulevard, by Michael Bluejay. Will knock your socks off.
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Broken Commuter Rail Promises, Part One And A Half
Austin
Don't Hurt Us Mr. Krusee, We'll Do Whatever You Want
I Told You So
Republicans Hate Public Transportation
Texas Republicans Hate Cities
Transit in Austin
Transportation
Urban Design
Circulator route avoids central Austin (where the people who actually might ride transit live).
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I Got Mine, Now You Can’t Have Yours
A couple of the McMansion Task Force's central Austin members already live in oversized or otherwise incompatible houses.
Broken Commuter Rail Promises, Part One
Austin
Don't Hurt Us Mr. Krusee, We'll Do Whatever You Want
I Told You So
Transit in Austin
Transportation
Urban Design
Cap Metro got other pro-transit folks to support the Austin-screwing Kruseetrain by winking that they'd get light rail "later". Let's check on that now.
The Drainage Emergency
M1EK solves the drainage emergency. The crowd goes wild.
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Irresponsible Center-City Neighborhoods And Their Plans
More irresponsible center-city neighborhood stuff, in honor of McMansion Week
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Houston outlaws density better than Austin does
Despite popular misconceptions, Houston's development regulations are more anti-density than are most cities'.
The thing people aren’t getting about the library
Austin
Empty Buses
Republicans Hate Poor People
Republicans Hate Public Transportation
Transit in Austin
Transportation
Urban Design
Use Cases
Walking in Austin (Pedestrian Issues)
Don't move the library away from the big bus corridors just to look pretty.
“Stick the renters in high-rises”
The new strategy of the smarter, somewhat less evil central neighborhoods: stack 'em downtown away from our houses.