Urban Design: Gender is too often ignored in city design

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One thought on “Urban Design: Gender is too often ignored in city design

  1. Seems a real stretch to say lighting, density and less cars are gender-related design choices. In fact, it’s ridiculous.

    I like all of those things and think they just make sense without coming up with faddish intersectional justifications for good urban design.

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