Sentences with phrase «walkable city with»

Get your walking shoes ready to explore this walkable city with a loved one.

Pittsburgh is a wonderfully walkable city with quirky museums, friendly locals, a buzzing bar scene and delicious old - school American cuisine.

Savannah is a charming walkable city with lots of shops, restaurants + squares located in the downtown historic district.

Check out our list of walkable cities with low veterinary care costs and plenty of dog parks to see where your dog can get fresh air and playtime while you get to live in a big city.

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As early as 1986, Mayor Oscar Goodman created a redevelopment agency to focus on downtown, but it initially chased after office buildings and other projects that would not have benefited an urban, walkable core, Steve van Gorp, an urban planner who was a senior planner with the city of Las Vegas, told me.

Home to such celebrity chefs as Wolfgang Puck, Thomas Keller, and Nobu Matsuhisa, to name a few, Beverly Hills is one of the most renowned culinary destinations in the world with global cuisine from France, Spain, Italy, India, Vietnam, Austria, and Venezuela, and more — all within the City's walkable 5.5 square miles.

«I love living in Boston with kids because the city is totally walkable, the T is cheap and fun to ride with them, and the museums are family - friendly!

Venice itself is very walkable, but because we wanted to enjoy the city with the waters surrounding the buildings, we took the boat a lot.

From CDPHP Cycle, to traffic - calming projects that have made major thoroughfares more bikeable and walkable, to a police force that appears to now better understand the communities it is tasked with protecting — Albany feels more like the progressive city its political representatives always claimed it was.

There are so many great places to eat, stay and the City is so walkable with an amazing historic district.

YOU»RE CURRENTLY READING: My bedside table is mostly aspirational, and I have far more books on it than I'm actually engaged with, but the two I am currently reading are Walkable City by Jeff Speck and Granta magazine's India issue of stories.

THE THING THAT DREW YOU TO THEM: Walkable City came about from a conversation with my roommate who is an urban planner.

Each day will include a morning workshop at Jiwar with the entire group, followed by a 2 - hour lunch break, and a late afternoon outing to a site or museum of artistic or cultural interest, time to explore a very walkable city, as well as time to write.

The city is sunny and walkable, with affordable veterinary care and several off - leash dog parks.

I guess that is a problem with a small walkable city that holds all its attractions in a small space — too crowded.

There are endless reasons why people choose to visit Paris again and again: it is a beautiful and cultural city, very walkable, with great sights and it has been a source of inspiration for many writers, artists, and filmmakers.

Orange County's largest city boasts a walkable downtown with an emerging arts and culinary scene

Amsterdam is a wonderfully walkable city, with most major sites in or near the city centre.

Wellington (3 days): In the midst of rolling hills and a lovely harbor, the capital city is easily walkable with boutique shops, galleries and great restaurants downtown.

Check in to the Hayfield Manor House with time to explore this walkable city on your own.

While that plan never quite worked out, it left a compact and very walkable city center with a nice pedestrian mall and well - kept parks nearby.

And while many environmentalists worry that the autonomous electric car could see us throw the walkable - city baby out with the internal - combustion - engine bathwater, I tend to think / hope the opposite is true.

Cities around the world are replacing urban highways with surface streets, saving billions of dollars on transportation infrastructure and revitalizing adjacent land with walkable, compact development.

By their definition, green cities must be urban — with walkable streets, connected street grids and compact mixed - use development served by transit, plus strategically located parks and green space.

We Americans could use a lot less energy with better housing and with denser cities (walkable, electrified public transit), though of course building new buildings takes energy of its own.

Urban living requires efficient use of space, but it can be a very environmentally - friendly lifestyle: city residents generally live in small homes with access to walkable neighborhoods and public transportation.

Canning credits the Dutch with the effort to turn away from car - centric culture in the 1970s to re-embrace a more walkable, bikeable standard for cities and include slow - moving but hard - working cargo bikes.

Any move to ban ICE powered cars and replace them with electric cars should be done together with other actions that reduce the need for cars, including changing planning rules to promote walkable cities, changing building codes to dramatically reduce demand for electricity for air conditioning, changing transportation priorities to encourage cycling and walking, and do a massive rollout of new sources of renewable energy.

P.H.: A primary goal of Drawdown is to help people who feel overwhelmed by gloom - and - doom messages see that reversing global warming is bursting with possibility: walkable cities, afforestation, bamboo, high - rises built of wood, marine permaculture, multistrata agroforestry, clean cookstoves, plant - rich diet, assisting women smallholders, regenerative agriculture, supporting girls» ongoing education, smart glass, in - stream hydro, on and on.

With high pricing and high barriers to entry in the top U.S. markets, investor interest is shifting away from primary cities to secondary cities with robust technology sectors and suburban submarkets with walkable environmeWith high pricing and high barriers to entry in the top U.S. markets, investor interest is shifting away from primary cities to secondary cities with robust technology sectors and suburban submarkets with walkable environmewith robust technology sectors and suburban submarkets with walkable environmewith walkable environments.

Starwood expects to build new hotels for most of planned properties, targeting «walkable» locations with nearby dining, retail and entertainment areas in major cities or central locations in smaller markets with strong job and population growth.

With seven different landowners owning pieces of the site, it would have been difficult for the city to achieve a unified vision for the property using a conventional code because it wouldn't have spelled out the details needed to create a compact, walkable, mixed - use development.

«It's a beautiful place to live with one of the largest historical districts of any city in the country and a walkable train station, too.»

Bayonne is a fairly walkable city in Hudson County with a Walk Score of 79.

Los Altos is a minimally walkable city in Santa Clara County with a Walk Score of 43.

Hoboken is a supremely walkable city in Hudson County with a Walk Score of 95.

Walnut Creek is a minimally walkable city in Contra Costa County with a Walk Score of 39.

Union City is a minimally walkable city in Alameda County with a Walk Score ofCity is a minimally walkable city in Alameda County with a Walk Score ofcity in Alameda County with a Walk Score of 44.

Santa Clara is a moderately walkable city in Santa Clara County with a Walk Score of 59.

San Ramon is a minimally walkable city in Contra Costa County with a Walk Score of 25.

Albany is a fairly walkable city in Alameda County with a Walk Score of 80.

Foster City is a minimally walkable city in San Mateo County with a Walk Score ofCity is a minimally walkable city in San Mateo County with a Walk Score ofcity in San Mateo County with a Walk Score of 41.

Hayward is a moderately walkable city in Alameda County with a Walk Score of 53.

Sunnyvale is a moderately walkable city in Santa Clara County with a Walk Score of 55.

Castro Valley is a minimally walkable city in Alameda County with a Walk Score of 36.

Los Gatos is a minimally walkable city in Santa Clara County with a Walk Score of 42.

Menlo Park is a moderately walkable city in San Mateo County with a Walk Score of 54.

Burlingame is a moderately walkable city in San Mateo County with a Walk Score of 66.

Alameda is a moderately walkable city in Alameda County with a Walk Score of 65.

Newark is a minimally walkable city in Alameda County with a Walk Score of 47.