City grid

It's strange to realize you're provincial, even though your province is New York City. Last week I was giving directions to a British tourist on the street and said "…that's about ten blocks away" when she startled me by saying "We don't do 'blocks'—what's a 'block?'" Afterwards I recalled London's

Road layout building tips.Watch the full series: http://bit.ly/t4r-dm3Cities: Skylines is a city-building game developed by Colossal Order and published by P...

The decision of a city in Texas to plan for new growth using a grid of streets has inspired readers and makes a lot of sense.

Over the years, a number of fans have suggested that 99% Invisible cover a series of strange concrete arrows found scattered across the American countryside. They date back to the 1920s and were used to help guide airmail planes across the nation. While in use, the arrows were painted bright yellow and were accompanied by towers

Image 1 of 5 from gallery of Big Data and Urbanism: How to Organize Information for Optimal Application. Street Networks of Every City (a square mile). The consistent spatial scale allows us to easily compare different street networks. Image © Geoff Boeing. Graphics from "Spatial Information and the Legibility of Urban Form: Big Data in Urban Morphology" Under License CC BY 4.0

For more visual examples of the Fused Grid concept see Albums: 3-d Models, Neighborhood layouts and conventional-grid- to- fused-grid transformations. For an explanation of the model look up: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fused_grid

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Check out the journal article about OSMnx. All figures in this article come from this journal article, which you can read/cite for more. The heart of Allan Jacobs’ classic book on street-leve…

I am not a traffic expert or urban planner but I play a lot of Cities Skylines and know how frustrating traffic can be. That's why I made this basic series of short traffic guides to help clarify some

American cities tend to follow grid systems, and yet these grids also regularly deviate from predictable patterns in ways that can seem inexplicable at times. In places like Detroit, one can begin to unpack such complexities and contradictions by examining critical moments in the history of a place. In turn, understanding the development of one city can