| The pedestrian and social enemy, the
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| | the streets with life that we can easily
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| automobile: Since the invention of the
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| | imagine, and is demonstrated in most
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| automobile, designers and builders had to
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| | historic cities around the world. In the
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| make space for parking. Well, this was a
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| | historic town of Ybor City in Tampa, an
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| challenge at best as each automobile
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| | old Cuban cigar manufacturing city, the
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| requires around one hundred square feet.
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| | workers had little houses called
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| A person requires approximately four
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| | "casitas" which exhibited high ceilings,
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| square feet of space. Vehicular lanes had
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| | raised floor for air convection, and a
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| to be accommodated, restricting space for
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| | quaint and approachable front porch.
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| pedestrians, and adding vehicular and
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| | Every Saturday, the family would walk to
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| pedestrian conflict. Moreover, the
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| | the center of town to meet the neighbors,
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| vehicle is now regarded as the most
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| | rub shoulders with others, and do the
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| important component of our transportation
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| | weekly shopping. Vehicles were not
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| infrastructure with regard to safety and
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| | necessary, neither were large houses. The
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| efficiency. What does this do to our
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| | outside public spaces served as an
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| social space? After the engineers design
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| | extension of the interior space of their
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| a street, and the builders accommodate
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| | homes. This experience is still shared in
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| the parking at the front of the
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| | many towns in Europe.How are we easily
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| buildings, the once social space turns
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| | able to meet new people during these
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| into dead, vehicular only, depressing
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| | modern times of suburbs, proliferation of
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| places. Imagine walking next to the
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| | the automobile, and a new understanding
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| parking lot of a shopping mall, next to a
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| | of an internal world. Computers and cell
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| six lane arterial highway. Not much
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| | phones have been the crutch for the
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| chance that you will find another
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| | absence of social places. It would be
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| pedestrian with which to rub shoulders.
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| | nice to revive the values we once had, on
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| Conversely, a historic place such as
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| | the safe pedestrian filled streets and
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| Boston, is packed with life, and very
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| | plazas.Patrick Hood-Daniel is an Urban
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| little suburbs. In suburbia, the place to
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| | Designer/Architect that pays special
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| find your next date, the Circle K
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| | attention to our social atmosphere in
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| convenience store.Prior to the
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| | relation to our physical environment. He
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| proliferation of the automobile, people
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| | is also the developer of where members
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| met on the streets. Pedestrians filled
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| | can find dates in a totally unique way.
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