Chicago at Night | by Paul Octavious
I don’t usually find myself doing a double-take at “little planet” photos, however….
This is undeniably sickk
(via neighborhoodr-chicago)
Enjoy the ride, but don't forget your helmet.
Neighborhood | An infographic about how kids get to school and obesity rate
Percentage of elementary school-aged children who walked or biked to school:
- 1969- 48%
- 2008/9 - %13
Prevalence of obesity amoung elementary school-aged children:
- 1980 - 6.5%
- 2008/9 - 19.6%
(Source: urbanomnibus.net)
uncommon ground - The United State’s 1st Certified Organic Roof Top Farm! (M.O.S.A. Oct, 2008)
Make sure to check out: The gigapan
I live very close to here, great place for taking the parents in the summertime.
goldensunrise should remember this place!
Bike Hanger / Manifesto
The Bike Hanger is an essential facility for the city of Seoul which aims to increase its bicycle-friendliness. The facility is not only low-maintenance and environmentally friendly, but by being installed in between buildings it takes advantage of many of the underutilized spaces that exist around the city. Each Hanger is able to store between 20-36 bicycles and it is easily attached to the sides of buildings, allowing minimal interference with the pedestrian traffic below.
wowsers!
(via catastrophe-urben)
“C is for Corbu! Thats good enough for Mies..”
What I just spent the last 30 minutes making.
Based on one I saw during my undergraduate.
(Source: militantkoala, via marchstudent-deactivated2012100)
Old Timey Bike Trail. Chicago. Hipster before hipsters were hipster.
(via fuckkyeahchicago)
‘Urban Planning for the Future circa. 1925’
(via The Urban Times)
“All painting – the painting of the past as well as of the present – shows us that its essential plastic means we are only line and color.”-Piet Mondrian
(Source: fuckyeahtattoos)
