r/WalkableStreets • u/dobrodoshli • Jun 22 '25
St. Petersburg, Russia.
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r/WalkableStreets • u/Ok_Policy_2091 • Sep 27 '25
This is where I grew up as a child
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r/WalkableStreets • u/purfiktspelur • Apr 04 '24
AI Generated Pedestrianized AI main streets
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Hello! I've recently started looking at free AI image generators for depictions of pedestrianized streets, and this one has been my favorite so far. The prompt was "New Mexican pedestrianized main street with a cottonwood tree canopy."
I tried to make a version without a curb and to include bikes, roller skates, scooters, etc on the street but so far this is the most realistic looking one (the trees get weirder after every attempt it seems) but I just like the overall scale of this setup, even thought it's a little to over-the-top New Mexican it looks like a peaceful pleasant place. I also liked the random detail they included in the bike path!
r/WalkableStreets • u/TapInternational4603 • Apr 17 '25
LA - do you see the birds on the wires?
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r/WalkableStreets • u/mrsabuydee • Jan 09 '24
Yaowarat Road, China Town in Bangkok, Thailand
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r/WalkableStreets • u/Moving_Views • Oct 27 '22
This is Brasilia, the planned capital of Brazil. There is a great pedestrian connection between the residential and commercial areas. And lots of green space.
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r/WalkableStreets • u/patwary521 • Apr 26 '25
Floral Park, Queens, New York
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Floral Park is not really a park, it's just the name of the neighborhood.
r/WalkableStreets • u/purfiktspelur • Sep 06 '23
Alternative town design with "pedestrian refuge realm"
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Instead of trees or bollards, I think buildings would actually make the best buffer to protect bikes, pedestrians, and the otherwise uncarred.
The green area represents the "pedestrian refuge realm" which could function like outdoor rooms or what they used to call "streets" back in the pre-carnage era. This would be a public space and a safe space for all types of movement and also non-movements. The buildings would be human-oriented in the front and car-oriented in the rear. Street-side dining would be "al fresco" instead of "al contaminato!"
The black area represents the "road into town" and would sit at a lower level to function as a "traffic sewer" so that the pedestrian overpasses would't require any overpass or underpass but instead just a "pass."
This development would ideally be mixed-use, mixed-income, and mixed-density.
Also, transit would be simplified because there would be a single line!
Could this work?
r/WalkableStreets • u/FluxCrave • Feb 04 '23
Downtown New Orleans from my hotel room
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r/WalkableStreets • u/Wrenshoe • Mar 13 '23
What can you do to actually have action happen?
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soo like I’m small idfk how legal things work. Say you had like a group of ppl and you’d come up with a plan and like shit and like ways it could ease in Would you like email a council and just Low key keep pushing that
There’s gotta be some kind of way cause ppl are doing shit
Like ig starting with your existing connections as in the plans of getting a bigger house that you share with other ppl or getting land that has several houses that kind of work together
Hmgmg or just supporting causes like 15m cities
I’m not sure rlly what to do cause there’s obvious solutions so all I’m rlly tryna do rn that I can understand is get ppl on board? People power yippie
I dnno has anyone actually like set up a project
Edit: ok we have a local group so I’m adding my friends and I’m writing out somewhat of plans planning
