August 3, 2026 11:18 am
Here is the third article that argues for walkability in order to generate human connections. To quote from the article:
“The goal isn’t to design cities for dating specifically, it’s to create places where human connection can flourish. The places we often think of as the most romantic weren’t planned with dating as their primary objective. Instead, their priority was creating vibrant public life, walkability and shared spaces. “
Planning for Love, Part 3: Enhancing human connection through walkability
Source: Planning for Love, Part 3: Enhancing human connection through walkability
Posted by d0ctrine
Categories: active transport, Behavior, Health, Land use, Walking
Tags: active transport, behavior, built environment, city planning, urban planning, walking
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