Quotes About Urban
L.A. is a lot to take in when it's not on fire.
~ Richard Kadrey
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For the young, food is from Venus; farming is from Mars
~ Richard Louv
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I'm the one who gets called up about a problem. I'm the one who gets called up about the street lighting and the abandoned car. I'm the one who gets blamed if the police don't arrive. I'm the one they blame if a city truck is broken down.
~ Richard M. Daley
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In New York, it's already clear that just a few months of neglect by city maintenance teams would lead to the streets becoming a burgeoning forest of Chinese tree-of-heaven seedlings.
~ Richard Mabey
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Across thirty-two cities worldwide, people in 2006 were walking an average 10 percent faster than they were in 1994.
~ Richard O'Connor
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Anyone who thinks small towns are friendlier than big cities lives in a big city.
~ Richard Peck
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Anybody who thinks small towns are friendlier than big cities lives in a big city.
~ Richard Peck
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Architecture is about public space held by buildings.
~ Richard Rogers
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Architecture is a slow business, and city planning even slower.
~ Richard Rogers
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In 1926, Indianapolis adopted a regulation permitting African Americans to move to a white area only if a majority of its white residents gave their written consent, although the city's legal staff had advised that the ordinance was unconstitutional.
~ Richard Rothstein
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It is obvious from a glance at the . . . transit plans that an attempt is being made to eliminate the Negro and Puerto Rican ghetto areas by . . . building highways that benefit white suburbanites, facilitating their movement from the suburbs to work and back.
~ Richard Rothstein
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The HOLC created color-coded maps of every metropolitan area in the nation, with the safest neighborhoods colored green and the riskiest colored red. A neighborhood earned a red color if African Americans lived in it, even if it was a solid middle-class neighborhood of single-family homes.
~ Richard Rothstein
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The existence of black ghettos is a visible reminder of our inequalities and history, a reminder whose implications are so uncomfortable that we find ways to avoid them.
~ Richard Rothstein
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Yet when we encounter similar neighborhoods in this country, we now delicately refer to them as the inner city, yet everyone knows what we mean. (When affluent whites gentrify the same geographic areas, we don't characterize those whites as inner city families.)
~ Richard Rothstein
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We don't hesitate to acknowledge that Jews in Eastern Europe were forced to live in ghettos where opportunity was limited and leaving was difficult or impossible. Yet when we encounter similar neighborhoods in this country, we now delicately refer to them as the inner city, yet everyone knows what we mean. (When affluent whites gentrify the same geographic areas, we don't characterize those whites as inner city families.)
~ Richard Rothstein
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I parked my Cad around the corner on Olive Street, walked down Seventh to the middle of the block, then took a left. I walked between the shoe store on my left and the cafeteria on my right, into the alley about twenty feet, and stopped right in front of the elevator door. The elevator was there on my right; all I had to do was climb inside and be merrily on my way.
~ Richard S. Prather
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downtown L.A., I drove along Broadway past Third Street, parked in a lot between Third and Fourth, and walked back to the Hamilton Building
~ Richard S. Prather
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We anguish over more school facilities and ignore the unlimited classroom that is our city.
~ Richard Saul Wurman
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Günümüzde de res publica'ya kat?l?m art?k bir oluruna b?rakma sorunudur ve bu kamusal yaÅŸam?n ÅŸehir gibi mekanlar? da bir bozulma sürecine girmiÅŸtir.
~ Richard Sennett
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The sound of sporadic gunfire echoing through the narrow streets of Dublin
~ Richard Turner
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Oh well, maybe the only beauty left in cities is in the oil slicks on the road and maybe there isn't any beauty left in the people who live in these places.
~ Rita Mae Brown
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The city's West Side was a gigantic slum, containing perhaps 60,000 residents, who were paid, Gunther says, "probably the lowest wages in the United States"—for pecan shellers (San Antonio was the "Pecan Capital of the World") an average of $1.75 per week.
~ Robert A. Caro
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It was a bright day, but cold, and the whores had emerged, working the Combat Zone, looking cold and bizarre in their miniskirts, boots, and blond wigs. Being seductive at twenty degrees was heavy going, I thought. Being horny at twenty degrees wasn't all that easy either.
~ Robert B. Parker
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