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Originally Posted by samne
Since most of this development happened during the automobile age. Theres a pretty decent walkway/road separation. Not the same experience in the other Euro big cities where the cars are often parked up against the building and narrow walkways. This leaves pedestrians weaving in and out of the street. Yes its charming to us from the new world, but not as functional.
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Honestly I don't see big diference with other European cities about car parking and the walkway/road separation.
I would say, it maybe even worse than most other big european cities. Paris, London, Madrid, Berlin...
Sidewalks seem pretty narrow
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There sort of shopping arcade to create space for pedestrian.
Unfortunately those are often lacking of continuity to really create a pleasant environment
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