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r/urbandesign is a subreddit with 341k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size.
For everything that is about design mixed with urbanism!
The design of urban furniture, the design of roads, of pedestrian areas, the design of traffic calming measures,...
Popular Themes in r/urbandesign
#1
Solution Requests
: "Are there cities other than Portland that have 30 story stairways near the urban core that are really useful shortcuts?"
7 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "How will 5G benefit the smart city vision?"
7 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Why can't we build multi family housing and call it a single family house?"
4 posts
#4
Money Talk
: "LA Metro: $40 billion spent for only 200k daily riders"
1 post
#5
Self-Promotion
: "Hi everyone,
I recently created a video about the Grand Paris Express, the $40B metro expansion project reshaping Paris’s transportation system.
I’d love to get your thoughts and critique on the video—especially if you’re familiar with the project or the Paris metro system!"
1 post
#6
News
: "Plummeting skyscraper value deals huge blow to downtown Los Angeles"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/urbandesign
#1
Urban Design
: "Anyone got any recommendations for podcasts about Urban Design? "
23 posts
#2
City
: "City of anarchy"
11 posts
#3
Cities
: "Cities on the World’s Best List are Putting People First Not Cars"
9 posts
#4
Design
: "Should Design be more inclusive to homelessness?"
7 posts
#5
Development
: "Dallas urban core Development update (projects under construction)"
6 posts
#6
Architecture
: "Choice between Architecure and Urban planning."
4 posts
#7
Bike Lanes
4 posts
#8
Parking
4 posts
#9
Planning
: "How can I transition from civil engineering to urban Planning in a country with no opportunities in the field? "
3 posts
#10
Bus Stops
: "Smart Bus Stops in Korea. (You don't necessarily have to wait for a bus in there. Anyone can go in, sit down and take a rest, literally taking a shelter, especially in summer heat or in cold winter since they have air conditioning and heating. So, it's also called 'smart shelters.') "
3 posts
Member Growth in r/urbandesign
Daily
+89 members(0.0%)
Monthly
+2k members(0.6%)
Yearly
+13k members(3.9%)
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