We Should Get Together
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Finding it hard to make friends? The reason why might be right under your feet.
How your streets are making it easy (or hard) to make friends Urban design Community Oct 14 Written By Kat Vellos Visualize this… It’s late afternoon and you’ve just finished your day at school, the office, or working from home. Before unplugging for the day, you and your classmates or colleagues decide to meet up for a beer and snacks at a tree-filled plaza in half an hour. You leisurely stroll over to the plaza, enjoying the sounds of birds, droplets of conversation between people you pass, and the occasional chirp of a bicycle bell from the people commuting on two wheels around you. You arr
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