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Jan Gehl Undertakes 10-month Study in Sydney, Australia [www.smh.com.au]

One of the world's most eminent urban planners has been asked if he would help rescue the exhaust-filled canyons of central Sydney from the motor car.  Professor Jan Gehl and his team will undertake a 10-month study to find a way to give back the city to pedestrians and cyclists.

 

10:29 AM, 02 May 2007 by Katie Salay
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