<p>On this episode, Arman Bachmann and Ken Greenberg discuss how and when they each fell back in love with walkability, and begin to chat about how we can once again build cities in human-scaled and walkable ways.</p>

On this episode, Arman Bachmann and Ken Greenberg discuss how and when they each fell back in love with walkability, and begin to chat about how we can once again build cities in human-scaled and walkable ways.

Episode Four: Falling in Love Again with Walkability

Across a generational divide. How the car has shaped our lives.

A series on the development of modern cities and how transportation shapes the way we live. Arman Bachmann is a Masters of Public Policy graduate currently working on housing in the Greater Toronto Area with a deep interest in transportation and housing. Ken Greenberg is an urban designer, city building advocate, and author with years of experience working on cities globally. By engaging in a cross-generational conversation on the evolution of urban planning, Arman and Ken hope to illuminate how those decisions impact our lives.

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Across a generational divide. How the car has shaped our lives. A series on the development of modern cities and how transportation shapes the way we live. Arman Bachmann is a Masters of Public Policy graduate currently working on housing in the Greater Toronto Area with a deep interest in transportation and housing. Ken Greenberg is an urban designer, city building advocate, and author with years of experience working on cities globally. By engaging in a cross-generational conversation on the evolution of urban planning, Arman and Ken hope to illuminate how those decisions impact our lives.

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Episode Four: Falling in Love Again with Walkability

Episode Four: Falling in Love Again with Walkability