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home about amy crook chris corr curt ailes eric mcafee graeme sharpe greg meckstroth jason larrison jim walker joe smoker kevin kastner kirsten eamon-shine nathan smurdon scott russell shayla williamson bicycle neighborhoods around town broad ripple canal downtown fountain square irvington iupui meridian-kessler pedestrian transit indiana’s bike safety rankings – a guest post by tom doehrman posted by kevin kastner in neighborhoods on aug 16th, 2018 | 0 comments indiana is the 12th least bicycle-friendly state in the country. the news comes from the league of american bicyclists in the wake of a comprehensive, independent study that looked at factors ranging from government biking policies and programs to the funding and completion of bike-related infrastructure. through its bicycle friendly america (bfa) program, the league strives to help states and the business, universities, and communities within them with a mission to “make bicycling a real transportation and recreation option for all people.” despite its praise of the indianapolis cultural trail (a... a map of the 2016 transit referendum, correlated with the presidential vote posted by kevin kastner in new development , transit on jul 31st, 2018 | 4 comments i’ve always tried to avoid the topic of politics on this blog. i’ve long felt that the core values of urban indy could appeal to a wide spectrum of the general public. with that in mind, i decided it still would be interesting to see how many indianapolis precincts split their tickets in 2016. a general narrative is that democrats are usually friendlier to transit than republicans, but this precinct map shows that there are plenty of exceptions to that narrative within indianapolis: this is just a subset of who won in each precinct. there are also variations within each precinct that cut... 7 crazy ideas to transform the city – a gentle rebuttal posted by kevin kastner in neighborhoods , new development , pedestrian on jul 26th, 2018 | 10 comments recently, the indy star’s editor published an article inspired by readers who had some ideas for how to revitalize the city. as well-intentioned as they are, from our point of view, they didn’t tackle one of our city’s core issues: residential density. we’ve put together a list of 7 ideas that hope to address this. our city’s sprawled-out manner has hurt our bottom line, as we have had to spread our limited funds, resulting in large areas with crumbling infrastructure. here are some low-to-middle cost ideas to tackle our city’s ongoing issues: 1) change the zoning... guest post by anonymous: scooters are not the problem posted by kevin kastner in neighborhoods , new development on jul 15th, 2018 | 11 comments editor’s note: this article does not necessarily reflect my personal opinion. i welcome a counterpoint article, which i would also post anonymously. this post was written before the scooters were removed from the streets. scooters are not the problem recently, indianapolis has been taken over by a new form of transportation: scooters! these little objects are a new form of micromobility for the city; a means of getting around without a single-occupancy vehicles. they’re nimble, easily accessible, and take up very little space. but first, a little clarity; what is micromobility and how does it... new student housing development posted by joe smoker in neighborhoods , new development on jul 10th, 2018 | 11 comments another parking lot may bite the dust. here is a continuation of developments along indiana... remnant sidewalks part iii: the pedestrian bridge over madison avenue posted by kevin kastner in neighborhoods on jun 25th, 2018 | 8 comments this is the third post in a series on sidewalks or pathways that exist in places where no car traffic can travel. parts i and ii can be found here and here. the near south-side seems to have a decent amount of these remnant sidewalks for some reason. one of the most endearing is the pedestrian bridge over madison avenue, which connects lincoln with palmer street. in an ideal world, kids could cross this bridge to and from the school located on the bottom right of this aerial: the area has long featured some of our more intriguing graffiti: this is a well-trodden footpath that looks slightly... remnant sidewalks part ii: wright and sanders streets, near south side posted by kevin kastner in pedestrian on jun 19th, 2018 | 5 comments this is the second post in a series on sidewalks or pathways that exist in places where no car traffic can travel. the first post can be found here. the next link in this series was actually mentioned to me in the comments of the first post. it is just one block long, and connects sanders street with morris street, right next to i-65. i only took 2 photos of this one, although one of them features an interesting mural. there will be another, longer post up soon of one of my old favorite... sears at castleton closes: how to rethink the space amidst the retail apocalypse posted by eric mcafee in announcements , new development on jun 13th, 2018 | 22 comments we knew it was going to happen eventually. sears holdings company recently announced the latest wave of closures for its two flagship department stores—sears and kmart—and they did not spare metro indy from the chopping block. this time around, the sears is closing at castleton square mall, the largest and, in most regards, the best-known mall in the region. once sears is gone, the chain will only have one location left in the entire metro of two million: down on the south side, at greenwood park mall. we could assert that sears’ departure is a huge blow to castleton, but the... the original push to build the highways below-grade: guest posted by anonymous posted by kevin kastner in historical posts on may 24th, 2018 | 13 comments as we have a week of numerous north split public and committee meetings on our schedules, i can’t help but be frustrated by how quick stakeholders are to gloss over the historical implications of the original interstate development. there seems to be a general consensus that the interstate routing decisions were bad in retrospect – it tore up blocks of housing and the fabric of neighborhoods, resulting in an economic decline for numerous downtown neighborhoods. it pushed out families. it demolished historic buildings. it erased history. yet discussions continue today about potentially... meet-up: the north split public open house posted by kevin kastner in historical posts on may 23rd, 2018 | 6 comments today, from 3-7 pm, indot will have their public open house for the north split project. i am planning on attending, along with many other concerned local citizens. we are very worried about a wider, less attractive, and more intrusive elevated road right next to some of the most valuable real estate in the entire state. the meeting time and location are listed below: when: wednesday, may 23, 2018, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. presentations will be given at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. where: biltwell event center 950 s. white river parkway s. drive below are a few of the less intrusive renderings that are provided on... « previous entries about urban indy urban indy is a collaborative blog featuring authors with a passion for urban design in indianapolis. recent comments chris b on a map of the 2016 transit referendum, correlated with the presidential vote curious on 7 crazy ideas to transform the city – a gentle rebuttal janice on a map of the 2016 transit referendum, correlated with the presidential vote kevin kastner on a map of the 2016 transit referendum, correlated with the presidential vote william watts on a map of the 2016 transit referendum, correlated with the presidential vote national partner citylab get involved city council dmd public meeting calendar indiana general assembly indy connect indy rezone mayor's action center our facebook page our google plus page our twitter feed plan 2020 mind mixer other recommended websites american dirt city gallery

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