Confessions of a Recovering Engineer
- 256 stránek
- 9 hodin čtení
This work serves as a logical continuation of Chuck's Strong Towns, focusing on key transportation insights developed over a decade of writing. The original article, "Confessions of a Recovering Engineer," remains the most widely read piece on the Strong Towns website. Recent years have seen a surge in public interest in local communities and their improvement, with more individuals eager to engage in community development. This book examines transportation systems, a fundamental aspect of any community, and empowers non-technical readers—including planners, elected officials, and the public—to question established engineering practices that shape their cities. It provides insights into the design of streets, roads, and highways, emphasizing the importance of transportation design for thriving communities. Readers will learn about the negative impacts of poor design through real examples and explore case studies where improvements have revitalized communities. The work encourages a deeper understanding of transportation's role in community health and offers guidance on how to advocate for better design practices that serve local needs.
