Search Results for "play spaces"

A new study proposes public health officials and planners treat traffic violence as an epidemiological problem.

Kids in Clinton Hill were unable to take advantage of an unseasonably warm January weekend because officers from the NYPD's 88th Precinct had once again used the Classon Playground to park their personal vehicles.

See it: Gorgeous plazas with lush plantings in movable containers. Refurbished 19th-century factory buildings on quaint cobblestone streets. People sipping drinks under red cloth umbrellas — and hardly a car to be seen. Are we really in the Manhattan? Yes.

How everyday infrastructure and street furniture can stoke human imagination — and contribute to residents' well being.

When it comes to open streets and what they mean for kids, our national-treasure 'bartoonist' always nails it.

What did we learn most of all from COVID? That streets are for people.

Look out, kids — teacher's gotta get to her parking space!

A note from the 68th Precinct excuses illegal parking because "public transportation [is] not a feasible option for their lifestyle."

A back-to-the-future plan to turn through streets into cul-de-sacs with playgrounds in the middle (and FedEx on the sidewalk).

DOT's slow zone program was a standing offer to neighborhood groups: Here's a way to make your streets safer -- tell us that you want it and we'll make it happen. The same basic structure could be used to expand DOT's "shared space" initiative.