Category Archives: Infill

State Street, that Great Street, that… Small Street?

Posted on March 19, 2013 by Evan Jenkins

Over at Streetsblog Chicago (formerly Grid Chicago), John Greenfield has written a wonderful retrospective of the failed State Street pedestrian mall and asks if and how a pedestrian State Street could be made to work today. Chicago Tribune architecture critic … Continue reading →

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Infill Development

Posted on May 8, 2012 by Evan Jenkins

One objection I frequently hear from people when I’m arguing the virtues of small streets is that we already have cities, and these cities already have wide streets, so isn’t this whole small streets idea not really applicable? We can’t … Continue reading →

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