Fai and Aaron reached out to me earlier this year to share that they’d developed an app/webpage inspired by one of my old videos on bus stop signs. I got so excited I decided to put up some more bus stop signs to help spread the word 😈. Please check out their site (mutransit.org), share it around, and leave feedback! Also follow them at @getmutransit . I think initiatives like this are how we make transit more approachable for everyday people!
Are public hearings a cornerstone of our democracy or mostly just theatre? We partnered with @rphsfu to produce a video unpacking the pros and cons of this messy tradition. Check out the link in our bio to check out the full video!
Why are so many concerned about single staircase buildings, and how can we make them safer? Check out the full video at the link in our bio.
What happens when cities don’t build new housing?
Watch the full, more nuanced, video on the channel!
Link in bio :)
There are over 100 laneways in downtown Vancouver and most of them only used for deliveries and garbage trucks. What if we transformed some of them into more interesting and inviting spaces? Learn more about @downtownvan ‘s strategy to activate laneways on their website dtvan.ca
I attempted cycling in Surrey to prove a point…
We partnered with @translink to put together a video on the hidden and often overlooked potential for cycling in suburban neighbourhoods. You can view the full video on About Here’s YouTube channel.
NEW VIDEO: How breaking rules create better apartments
I partnered with @urbanariumvan to put together a video on a few of the themes I noticed from their decoding density competition. You can view the full video on YouTube.
Honoured and excited to host the next set of Climate Action Dialogues with @metrovancouverbc later this month. If you want to hear from experts on their outlook for transportation in our region over the next few decades, feel free to come check it out! I’ve added the link to register in my bio.
The guy in the video was okay, he braked awkwardly on his bike and tipped over onto my tripod. We laughed about it later :).
Vision Zero Vancouver is excited to announce a pilot program to enhance pedestrian safety: bricks!
Thanks to @nicthedoor for filming and providing footage of the test launch this weekend
#urbanism #urbanplanning #visionzero #pedestrian #vancouver