Together with DuBois & King, Street Plans is leading the Plan BTV Walk Bike – Burlington, Vermont’s first citywide pedestrian and bicycle plan. As part of the public engagement process for the project, Street Plans worked with Burlington’s Department of Public Works, local advocacy organizations, and dozens of volunteers to create a…
On October 28th Mike Lydon, co-author of Tactical Urbanism: Short-Term Action for Long-Term Change, will visit Canada’s National Capital Commission’s Capital Urbanism Lab. Mike will delve into the world of tactical urbanism, a movement that advocates improving socio-cultural aspects of urban areas through actions that are quick and…
Street Plans is working with engineering firm Dubois & King to lead the City of Burlington‘s first pedestrian and bicycle master plan. The team’s first round of walkabout/handlebar survey and public meeting took place this week. Visit the project website to learn more about the project and how…
Street Plans Project Manager Julie Flynn partnered with Leah Nichols of SITELAB Urban Studios to deliver a presentation at the San Mateo Downtown Future Forum. The presentation explored creative ways communities across the nation are activating temporary and permanent urban spaces.
The City of San Francisco’s Planning Department has hired Street Plans to develop a toolkit for managing, funding, and maintaining public spaces. The toolkit will include a guide that includes national best practices and how they apply to San Francisco, and a dynamic website that will continue to…
After more than a year of researching and writing, Street Plans Principals Tony Garcia and Mike Lydon have published Tactical Urbanism: Short-term Action for Long-term Change. The highly anticipated book, published Island Press, is the culmination of four short-form and…
