
The Bartlett School of Architecture at UCL ran an architecture and design workshop for people with visual impairments this summer.
The Bartlett School of Architecture at UCL ran an architecture and design workshop for people with visual impairments this summer.
North Lauderdale has joined a growing list of cities that have realized that a right of way should be designed for more than just vehicular traffic.
At a recent workshop, city officials, staff and representatives of the Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) discussed the feasibility of incorporating various elements of “complete streets” in some of the city’s roadways. A complete street is one that is designed and built for all modes of transportation; the goal is to make car drivers share the road with pedestrians and bikers.