Tag Archives: RiverWalk

Ten Planning Lessons from San Antonio

Posted on March 1, 2020 by problogic

Here are my ten (10) planning lessons from one of America’s most enjoyable and dynamic large cities – San Antonio, Texas. San Antonio’s River Walk can easily be classified as one of America’s “most iconic planning efforts.” It helped set … Continue reading →

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A cut above – Detroit’s Dequindre Cut

Posted on April 12, 2014 by problogic

For those out there that think Detroit’s a lost cause, the magnificent Dequindre Cut Greenway is an example of why you are wrong. Constructed along an abandoned below-grade rail corridor, the 1.35 mile greenway links some of Detroit’s coolest features … Continue reading →

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