Powerful way to communicate the vulnerabilities of bike lanes without barriers. I’m a word girl, but some concepts just need to be visualized for full impact.

If cities could hire an architect to create a standardized 5 over 1 plan with these little storefronts (pre-approved and customizable), it would be a game changer for walkable cities. GAME CHANGER.

Hey Salt Lakers: Does anyone know if there were preliminary designs for the proposed gnome statue that was ultimately undone by The Whale? If so, who was the artist and where can I find them?

Car-centric ideology is so deeply embedded in our culture that it comes out in our language, often completely unintentionally.

Should I buy a Ferla cargo bike to take my toddler on little adventures, or nah? Give me your family bike intel and tips, please!

Do I have any planner friends who would be willing to share a copy of this APA article with me? planning.org/publications/d…

Feeling extra lucky today because THIS showed up in my mailbox. The Lost Subways of North America by @lostsubways. Not only is it packed with fascinating history, this book is gorgeous.

The NIMBY Christmas village…

My little pocket of Provo is looking pretty good. 👀

I take care of a little neighborhood exchange box called The Poetry Post. Every now and then there’s something particularly delightful inside. A while back a young film maker asked to shoot a short about the box - take a look! youtu.be/hJ0Z6w3st3Y?si…

An interesting example of the ways language and symbols can impact the way people think about infrastructure. The original sign was meant to alert drivers that a road is shard space, but it was interpreted as a warning asking cyclists to stick to the gutter.

Headed to #4C24 and looking forward to sharing my Speculative Design AI prototype, created to help people imagine alternative futures for their cities.

Excited to chat about designing serendipity at the upcoming TEDx SLC summer salon! Tickets on sale today.