The City and the Citizen: Who designs the streets we live in?
Mona Shehata•Archive•5,400 reads
Good urban planning starts with a simple question: How do people actually move?
A street is not just a path for cars, but a social space where people live their lives. When we design it for cars alone, we lose the city.
Safe sidewalks, shade, and regular public transportation are not luxuries, but essential requirements for a livable city.
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