The Most Famous Name In Urbanism

The story of Jane Jacobs and Robert Moses is more than a story like that of David and Goliath. It’s a story about the most impactful urbanist - an average citizen - that started a spark that set off the past 60 years of urbanization revolutions.
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[@sergeigen1]

it was probably better that jane wasnt educated as an urbanist, because that way she came into those things as an 'outsider' and her mind was able to organize and understand things without being spoiled by the ideas of the time.

[@jumbolarge108]

I can’t find any reference to where this Jane Jacob’s stopped highway memorial is in Toronto you mention at 9:01. Do you know where it is?

[@Bhxrriess]

Thank you! So helpful

[@lhaj.ballouch]

هادشي كدوب

[@Uliseslima-kr9op]

From the point of view of a white women

[@mrslimestudio2012]

just shut up man