Melbourne, Australia: A Pedestrian Paradise
11 May 2008 - 5:00am
After a decade spent redesigning the public realm, Melbourne, Australia is a haven of people-oriented development and mobility.
Streetfilms speaks with some of the prime movers in the Melbourne livable streets universe, who explain how a car-dominated new world city can be retooled as a pedestrian environment teeming with public life.
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Streetfilm: A Pedestrian Paradise in Melbourne
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Streetsblog, May 6, 2008
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