“But the boulevards do more than establish an organizational pattern. They constitute, I believe, the irreducible armature of the city’s public space, and as such are charged with a social and political significance that we can hardly ignore. […] The ‘public life’ is difficult to define, but it suggests the spontaneous dramatization of who we are as a people.”
-Doug Suisman, Los Angeles Boulevard
Our roads are our public spaces. What do we tell each other there? Whom do we exclude?
The Death and Life of Omaha 