Community and social cohesion are at the heart of a livable city. For decades, the name Appleyard has been synonymous with the research that powers the movement for urban quality of life. Join Street Plans and Open Plans in welcoming Dr. Bruce Appleyard as he shares insights from his book Livable Streets 2.0.
Presentation followed by a panel discussion led by PlacemakingX’s Ethan Kent. Joining Dr. Appleyard in conversation will be streets advocates to discuss the experiences of New Yorkers here at home.
Light refreshments, beer and wine provided.
about the speaker
Dr. Bruce Appleyard is a Professor of City Planning and Urban Design at San Diego State University (SDSU) and SDSU’s Director of the Center for Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety (CPBS) where he helps people and agencies make more informed decisions about how we live, work, and thrive. Working from the human to regional/ecosystem scale, he is an author of numerous peer-reviewed and professional publications and is a global thought leader on urban quality, the future of transport, and reimagining & redesigning streets for livability, safety, and placemaking — especially for pedestrians and bicyclists.
His expertise also extends to coordinating housing, land use, transport to help places become more sustainable, livable, healthy, and equitable. He recently published Livable Streets 2.0, a 600+ page book about the conflict, power, and promise of our streets