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Walking in Los Angeles

May 17, 2012 By Clement Lau

View of DTLA from Vista Hermosa Park (within walking distance of my home)

Do people actually walk in Los Angeles? I certainly do, but obviously, I cannot speak for all Angelenos. As a[Read More...]

Filed Under: Feature Posts, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Planning, Transportation Tagged With: Art Walk, CicLAvia, Downtown, Koreatown, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Conservancy, Walk Score, Walking

APA Conference: A Park Planner’s Perspective

April 19, 2012 By Clement Lau

I just attended my first American Planning Association (APA) National Planning Conference. Held at the Los Angeles Convention Center, this[Read More...]

Filed Under: Los Angeles, News, Planning Tagged With: Adapative Reuse Ordinance, American Planning Association, CicLAvia, Community Benefits Agreements, Farmers Field, Fitness Zones, Green Visions Plan, Healthy Communities, Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles River, Park(ing) Day, Parks and Recreation, Planning Los Angeles, Staples Center, Street Plans Collaborative, Tactical Urbanism, Trust for Public Land, urban agriculture

Walking in Los Angeles

APA Conference: A Park Planner’s Perspective

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