What Makes a City Walkable?

What Makes a City Walkable?

In this episode of The Urbanist’s Lens, hosts Drew and Andrea explore the concept of walkable cities and their significance in urban design. They discuss essential design features that make a city pedestrian-friendly, such as mixed-use development, connected street networks, pedestrian-friendly infrastructure, accessible public transportation, and the integration of green spaces. Through engaging dialogue and real-world examples, Drew and Andrea illustrate how these elements contribute to vibrant, sustainable, and inclusive urban environments. Whether you're an urban planning professional or simply curious about city design, this episode offers valuable insights into creating spaces that prioritize people over vehicles.

    References and Resources:

    Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America, One Step at a Time by Jeff Speck

    The Death and Life of Great American Cities by Jane Jacobs

    Walkability and Urban Policy: A Conversation with Jeff Speck" – Georgetown Public Policy Review

    Jeff Speck: An Urban Planner's Approach to Designing Walkable, 15-Minute Cities" – NPR

    Good Roads Podcast Episode 31 - Walkable Cities with Jeff Speck


    The Urbanist’s Lens is written and produced by Andro Madrogaba

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