JANE JACOBS WALK: By integrating parks into a diverse and active urban environment, cities can create spaces that are both safe and engaging for all residents, fostering a stronger sense of community and promoting educational opportunities for children.
The start of the walk is planned from the Castle fortress as the oldest core of Banja Luka and continue to the most significant buildings from the Ottoman period, passing through the core of the city from the Austro-Hungarian period and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, which are mixed with each other. The walk ends in the city main street (King Peter I Karađorđević), which was formed during the Austro-Hungarian rule and was the backbone of the development of modern Banja Luka. This street is home to significant public and religious buildings, high-quality residential buildings built at the end of the 19th century. The walk ends at the old railway station building built during the Austro-Hungarian period, behind which a modern Government building was built. This connection is a clear indicator of the importance of this street for the modern development of the city of Banja Luka. This route will cover all significant cultural monuments as well as the challenges faced in today's development of the city.
Thursday, May 15th 2025 from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Hosted by the University of Banja Luka, Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy
Walking Strijp S & Woensel-West
Sunday, May 4th 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Walk begins at strijp S, ketelhuisplein
Join us Sunday (5/4) for our third annual walk around Downtown Franklin to reflect on placemaking and town planning. The event is part of an annual international series of walks to honor the social activist Jane Jacobs.
We will begin our walk from the Depot Street parking lot (behind Dean Bank, above the MBTA station). Wheels and paws are welcome!
Sunday, May 4, 2025 10am to 11:30am
Walk begins at Depot Street Parking Lot, Downtown Franklin
LINK: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558948857073
There have been 15 feature films shot in Danbury. We’ll visit 5 of those locations which have Main Street as the backdrop.
Saturday, May 3rd 10:30 am to 12:00 pm
Walk begins at 256 Main Street Danbury Connecticut
LINK: https://www.facebook.com/p/City-of-Danbury-Cultural-Commission-100069001966267/
NYC historian Carinn Candelaria invites guests to join her for a guided walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. Participants will engage in a discussion of the architecture of reality and investigate the sacred geometry of New York City. Guests will ruminate on the Roeblings’ application of Absolute Idealism in the birth of the Brooklyn Bridge and observe other ignored limits of reality. Participants are invited to share poetry, philosophy, personal histories – any musings which inspire them to Walk on Water.
Walk to begin at Manhattan City Hall
Sunday, May 4, 2025 9AM to 10:30AM
LINK: www.instagram.com/cubarubinubnub/
Orlando? Walkable?!? Yes! The historic Thornton Park Neighborhood will host a Jane Jacobs Urbanist Walking Tour on Saturday, May 3, from 4-5pm. We'll explore the urban planning elements of urban design, community building, transportation, public health, public safety, land use and zoning, economic development, housing, and environmental planning. Hosted by Logan Lamphere, MS-Urban & Regional Planning. Meet at the fountain in the middle of Washington & Hyer.
Saturday, May 3, 2025 from 4:00 p.m to 5:30 p.m.
Meeting at the fountain in the middle of Washington Street and Hyer Avenue.
🌆 JANE JACOBS WALK MTY 2025 🥾☀️
Los invitamos a caminar la ciudad con nuevos ojos, en una ruta crítica, emocional y sensorial inspirada en la visión de Jane Jacobs. Recuerda que esta no es una caminata turística, es una experiencia urbana viva, que cuestiona el espacio, lo habita y lo siente. Una oportunidad para reflexionar cómo el diseño de nuestra ciudad (o su ausencia) afecta nuestros cuerpos, emociones y derechos.
Sábado 3 de mayo | 1PM a 4PM
Recorrido: 5.9 km
📍Punto de encuentro: Alameda Mariano Escobedo, Monterrey, N.L., México
💈Tomamos descanso en Sofía Ahedo Peluquería (30min)
Finalizamos en una intervención urbana en Belisario Domínguez, Obispado.
⚠️ IMPORTANTE:
☀️ Habrá 33°C con 91% de nubosidad
💧 Lleva agua suficiente en tu termo.
🧢 Usa gorra o sombrero
👟 Zapatos cómodos para caminar
🥪 Trae snack ligero si lo necesitas
🧴 No olvides tu bloqueador solar
✨Evento abierto a todas las edades
(niñas, niños, adultos mayores, todas las movilidades bienvenidas)
👀 Cupo libre – Sin registro
¡Sólo llega con ganas de caminar, observar y fotografiar 📷 !
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This Walk is through Jane's childhood neighborhood of Dunmore, PA. The homes in this neighborhood are essentially as they were for the most part when Jane was a child until she was 21 and left the Scranton area. The walking tour covers numerous facts about the area's history including her childhood homestead. A tour map and information sheets are included as handouts at the Walk, and 1 AIA CES Learning Credit is available to all AIA member architects participating in the Walk.
Saturday, May 3, 2025 10:00 am to 11:30am
Dunmore Community Center 1414 Monroe Ave, Dunmore, PA
Hosted by AIA NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA & The Scranton Public Library
Website: aianepa.org
Special thank you to all of our hosts who have shared photos and stories from their walks: Big Car Collaborative; Urban Design Collective; Glenna Lang; Mai Armstrong, Ryan Adams, Carolina Huffman; Russell Batty; Dhruv Gupta; East Central Community Council- Salt Lake City; Preservation Sacramento; Fred Sanders of YourpaceBV;
