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What is Great City?

Great City is a strategic urban advocacy group that believes smart and responsible urbanism is the solution to many of our social, economic, and environmental challenges. We are effective by engaging and empowering neighborhood groups (Neighborhood Assistance Program), developing and advocating for key urban strategies (Streets for People, Leadership for Great Neighborhoods, and Green Infrastructure), and bringing together public and private professionals to discuss and critique current projects and processes (Great City’s monthly brown bag series at GGLO).

The Green Wave in Copenhagen from Copenhagenize on Vimeo.

If you were unable to make it to our brown bag lunch forum on urban cycling infrastructure yesterday, Seattle Bike Blog has you covered with reflections and further explorations — in a multi-part series, no less!

After attending the Great City [...] Continue Reading…

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This post was originally posted at SvR Design’s blog.

The University of Washington’s Runstad Center recently hosted a day-long event called the Partnership for Sustainable Communities Dialogue Session. The purpose, as was related to the 100 plus participants from the private sector, non-profits and governments, [...] Continue Reading…

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“Urbandwidth”

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One of our favorite online news and commentary sources, Planetizen, picked up Great City board member Chuck Wolfe’s recent submission to the lexicon of urban issues. Check out his post for a great overview of the state of discourse in urbanist circles, and a worthy contribution to that discourse [...] Continue Reading…

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From Slate here’s a way to get more people biking.  Portland’s doing it, will Seattle be next? 
A common complaint among would-be cyclist commuters is that cycling in a city is simply too frightening. There is hardly a major city in the world that is not trying to increase cycling, [...] Continue Reading…

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Earlier this summer, our friends at the Capitol Hill Community Council celebrated the integration of their concept of a cycletrack on Broadway into official preliminary renderings and animations–one of two key elements of their Capitol Hill Complete Streetcar campaign.

The other goal of the campaign is to extend the streetcar [...] Continue Reading…

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