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Relive CycLOUvia Three Points and Better Block Shelby Park in these 24 photos!
By all accounts, CycLOUvia Three Points and the Better Block Shelby Park project were a big hit this weekend. A huge congratulations to all those who helped organize, plan, set up, vend, or otherwise participated in a great weekend of Tactical Urbanism in Louisville! To name a…
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Dual hotel tower a grand exclamation point for Whiskey Row’s final development
In a lot of ways, modern Downtown Louisville can be summed up in one block: Whiskey Row. Abandoned only a few years ago, the block will soon be completely transformed. It’s got a diverse set of backers and uses and is looking for a new urban future based on sound city-building…
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Friday News Roundup
Here are our favorite headlines from the world or cities, urbanism, transportation, and beyond. Take a look below and share what you’re reading in the comments. KFC just published a ridiculously raunchy and bizarre romance novella starring a Casanova Colonel Sanders. (Business…
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Don’t miss Shelby Park Better Block and CycLOUvia Three Points this weekend!
Your weekend in Tactical Urbanism begins tonight in Shelby Park. Two major events—Shelby Park Better Block and CycLOUvia Three Points—are set to transform how we interact with streets in Louisville. And it looks like this could be one of the most intense urban interventions…
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Alley Gallery turns dingy metal doors into works of art in Downtown, Nulu
We love alleys here at Broken Sidewalk. They’re like a secret network inside of the city just waiting to be explored. Lucky for us, Louisville has some great alleys networks. And they’re about to get even better.
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LouVelo bike share stations popping up all around town
With Louisville’s bike share system launching in less than five days, crews have been hard at work distributing stations across the city. And the photos are starting to make their way out! Bike share is a system of rentable bikes considered part of a city’s overall…
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Morning News Roundup
Here are our favorite headlines from the world or cities, urbanism, transportation, and beyond. Take a look below and share what you’re reading in the comments. In today’s affordable housing crisis, more demand but less supply. (Frontline + NPR) “More and more Americans are…
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A quick update from the Limerick ARC meeting on demolition by neglect
We recently covered the plight of three century old buildings at Seventh and Kentucky streets in Limerick. Left to neglect, the properties are now in the crosshairs of the city’s codes inspectors, despite being within a landmarks preservation district. The Limerick Architectural…
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Retail, restaurant, office space proposed at Nulu’s historic DeHart Paint building
Waiting for something to happen to the 19th century structure at the corner of Campbell Street and East Main Street has been, well, like watching paint dry. It’s been around a decade since we heard anything substantial out of the old DeHart Paint & Varnish Company building. But…
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Transformation of Old Louisville’s Rudyard Kipling making rapid progress
Oak Street through Old Louisville hasn’t been the same since the closure of the Rudyard Kipling almost two years ago. Known to locals as The Rud, the bar-restaurant-venue occupied the 422 West Oak Street site since the mid-1980s. Founders Ken and Sheila Pyle sold the property in…