What New York Could Learn From Amsterdam’s Streets
This video compares the street designs of New York City and Amsterdam. We'll briefly look into both cities' traffic planning history and then explore NYC’s 3rd Avenue and Amsterdam’s Overtoom. See how different design choices at the city and street level create drastically different urban environments. Historic Photos & Videos: Stadsarchief Amsterdam & Polygoon-Profilti Music from Epidemic Sound Check out Streetscapes on Instagram: / streetscapesyt Check out Streetscapes on Twitter: https://x.com/streetscaping
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