Streets Alive!

Reclaiming Public Space to Promote Sustainability in the Urban Landscape!

[streets-alive]

http://www.earthisland.org/index.php/streetsalive/apply

[spreadingthebeautiful]

D O E S 23 de Maio

[paxmachina]

LEGZ - East Village (NYC)

Photo: chukdo

[mllecare]

Spanish Artist Okuda

[grafiskanstalt]

BA-DA BING, BA-DA BOOM.

[citizen-of-heaven]

Claremont Wilderness Trail Sunrise by ChristopherGomez 

[theatlantic]

'Why Is Pennsylvania So Haunted?': The U.S. According to Autocomplete

Why is Oklahoma so Republican? Why is Maine so white? And why is Pennsylvania so haunted?

Read more. [Image: Amazing Maps]

[treeporn]

High Tatras, Slovakia

©beabis

submitted by whyshouldwetravel

[urbangeographies]

BOSTON, 1775 AND 2014: Like many coastal cities, the historic peninsula of Boston has been transformed through extensive land-fill, which in this case created the Back Bay, South Boston, and much more of the Massachusetts metropolis. 

[thisiscitylab]

Whether streetcars are a tool for city mobility or economic development might seem like a needlessly nuanced discussion. In fact, it has very practical implications. America’s streetcar renaissance is being paid for largely with money that would otherwise go to traditional forms of public transportation. So if money for transit is going to projects that chiefly promote economic development, city mobility is going to suffer.

Are Streetcars Part of the Transit Network? (via theatlanticcities)

[mpdrolet]

Thomas Prior

[thelandofmaps]

From http://asheepnomore.net/2013/12/29/40-maps-will-help-make-sense-world/

[streets-alive]

Motherhood

[msseattlelove]

Sad Seattle Fact #1

Doesn’t matter if he likes you; he likes his fixed gear bike more. Sorry.

[paxmachina]

Iran’s Icy and Sot in Brooklyn

[theswinginsixties]

The Mod Shirts Are Here…

[streets-alive]

Row, row, row your boat over here!

[citylifechange23]

Koi Fish Mural by Titi Freak in Osaka, Japan (April 2009)

Hamilton Yokota (aka Titi Freak) is a São Paulo native with Japanese ancestry, resulting in a mixture of personal qualities that stem from his combined cultural backgrounds. He has painted in the streets of cities around the world, and his fine art has been exhibited in galleries throughout Asia, South America and Europe. Titi Freak first began writing graffiti in 1995 on the streets of São Paulo, Brazil. His style fuses Eastern and Western cultures, with fashion, pop imagery, illustration, graffiti and comic influences.

http://www.mymodernmet.com

[visionary-vandalism]

Chris Dyer - Kuranda (Australia)