So you can do a comparison, I also snapped a picture of the gas station (sadly) across the street to give you an idea of how simply building up to the sidewalk is a powerful space defining tool.
This blog shares my advocacy and thoughts on Langley and Metro Vancouver over the past two decades. I served as a Langley City Councillor from 2016 to 2022 and as Mayor from 2022 to 2026. This blog is now archived.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Urban Space
To follow up on my post last week about building urban environments around the pedestrian while still accommodating parking, I took the following photos from the 72nd Avenue and 200th Street intersection in Langley. Besides providing a pedestrian environment, a corner building constructed right up to the sidewalk give a sense of place and a well defined space. In fact, the most important thing you can do when developing a new neighbourhood is to ensure that you have corner buildings like in this example.


So you can do a comparison, I also snapped a picture of the gas station (sadly) across the street to give you an idea of how simply building up to the sidewalk is a powerful space defining tool.
So you can do a comparison, I also snapped a picture of the gas station (sadly) across the street to give you an idea of how simply building up to the sidewalk is a powerful space defining tool.
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