Unnatural Barriers: How 19th-Century Train Tracks are Still Shaping Today’s Cities
By Richard Berman Urban planning has always existed in a bit of a fantasy world. All you need to do is look at covers of Popular Mechanics from the 1940s and ‘50s to see that the future belonged to flying cars and streamlined monorails soaring over gleaming glass-and-metal cities. Flash forward 70 years, however, and […]
