Walkable City Rules: 101 Steps to Making Better Places
by Jeff Speck
Walkable City Rules offers 101 practical steps for making better places. Jeff Speck explores walkability as a foundation for thoughtful urban planning, transportation, architecture, and neighborhood design, providing an accessible resource for professionals, students, and readers interested in creating communities that function well for everyday life.
About This Book
Walkable City Rules presents 101 steps for making better places.
Jeff Speck focuses on walkability as a guiding principle for shaping communities and public environments.
The book offers a practical framework for readers interested in streets, neighborhoods, transportation, and the design of everyday places.
Its concise rules-based format makes the subject accessible to professionals, students, and anyone curious about how places can work better for people.
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