Exploring the Unwalkable Design of American Suburbs

This chapter explores the history of suburban development in the U.S., focusing on design choices that contribute to their unwalkability. It analyzes how winding streets and a lack of grid patterns have fostered car dependency and impacted pedestrian movement.

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