How we reorganized our cities to accommodate the car.
On this episode, Arman Bachmann and Ken Greenberg introduce themselves while discussing the impact of the 20th century's shift away from streetcar and subway supported housing towards car dependent neighbourhoods.
Article mentioned in episode:
<a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-08-29/the-commuting-principle-that-shaped-urban-history">Bloomberg - CityLab: The Commuting Principle That Shaped Urban History</a>

How we reorganized our cities to accommodate the car. On this episode, Arman Bachmann and Ken Greenberg introduce themselves while discussing the impact of the 20th century's shift away from streetcar and subway supported housing towards car dependent neighbourhoods. Article mentioned in episode: Bloomberg - CityLab: The Commuting Principle That Shaped Urban History

How we reorganized our cities to accommodate the car.
On this episode, Arman Bachmann and Ken Greenberg introduce themselves while discussing the impact of the 20th century's shift away from streetcar and subway supported housing towards car dependent neighbourhoods.
Article mentioned in episode:
<a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-08-29/the-commuting-principle-that-shaped-urban-history" rel="noopener noreferrer">Bloomberg - CityLab: The Commuting Principle That Shaped Urban History</a>

Episode One: From Streetcar Suburbs to Car Dependence and Back

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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