On November 4, 2013 from 6 – 7:30 pm, join imagineSanAntonio and a host of planning professionals for an informed discussion on streets, the networks they create, and the vital connections they provide in an urban setting.

Streets play an important role in the lives of the city dwellers. The form, function and character of communities are defined by the public realm which is largely our street network. Well-designed street networks connect us in safe, direct, and convenient ways and allow options for various forms of transportation, from walking to bicycling to driving to public transit. Poorly planned cities disconnect the street networks, divide neighborhoods, limit accessibility to locations, and increase vehicular congestion. This dialogue will contemplate what streets and connectivity mean for San Antonio’s urban core and its neighborhoods, as we head into what Mayor Julian Castro has called the Decade of Downtown.

More information is available through UTSA’s
Dialogues In Planning: Urban Connectivity Flyer.

Join us for DIALOGUES IN PLANNING: URBAN CONNECTIVITY
November 4, 2013 6 – 7:30 pm
University of Texas at San Antonio – Downtown Campus
Frio Street Building, Multi-Purpose Room (1.402): Google Map
Free Parking at UTSA Lot D-3, underneath I-35