Cities work best when optimized for people not a single technology. #Smartcities learn from ways they can be used + adapted by people. A @buildwithyard project.
Learning from HQ2 NYC — New York is going to be fine but there are four lessons for the rest of our cities. #AmazonHQ2#econdev#neighborhoods https://t.co/5ZrJzw2Uff
"It's unreasonable to ask or require people walking in their streets and cities and in front of their homes to carry a signal transmitting device. The burden needs to be on the driver of the two-ton vehicle, whether it's a human or computer."
https://t.co/In8rT1lIPO
"It’s all about people first; how can technology allow us to serve people better? You can’t have a smart city without smart people." https://t.co/EZdCQF5zSH
This (for cities): “The self-driving car was a reflection of the future imagined by car-loving boomers, but micromobility is the future that millennials want — and the one that has the best chance of succeeding.” https://t.co/rQtSIoVVew
Driving has become so boring that it is now more dangerous than ever. Ten ways cities and communities can come together to address this problem. https://t.co/NH1ynducgY
Transportation Planners:
Would you rather:
A. Do nothing while speculating about a technology that barely exist
OR
B. Incrementally improve the systems we do have
You can also substitute in “autonomous vehicles” in this meme.
“Cities and their streets are about people, not cars, and all urban design should think first about the only transit equipment that comes factory-standard for the average human being — our feet.”
Conversation I never have with coworkers who drive
Q: Is it true you drive alone every day?
A: Yes.
Q: Is it true it takes you 50 minutes to go 9 miles?
A: Yes
Q: Is it true the car sits unused all day in a free parking space?
A: Yes
Q: Is any part of the commute enjoyable?
A: No
Know that technology is changing places but not sure what to do or where to begin? Small tweaks to how and where we invest can go a long way. It is time we rethink subsidy. https://t.co/H8zB4n2vh2
Welcome to your new office @BuildWithYARD! “This is an important step for us as we expect to significantly grow our Cincinnati and Midwestern footprint in 2019.” Read more here: https://t.co/mjCLYmzqwX
B/c of #ecommerce, two yrs ago we saw 12% drop in foot traffic to brick+mortar stores during Black Friday. This year has an est. additional 5-9% drop. Our (retail) parking ratios are largely based on Black Friday parking needs.
When will we start dropping min parking req's??