The idea is simple: showcase that even on the busiest shopping day of the year, plenty of parking spaces remain unused, supposedly when demand is at its peak.
Black Friday Parking: What Is It, and How to Get Involved? Read More »
Getting kicked off the street by parking cops for inconveniencing cars was the most powerful lesson we could have received. It perfectly illustrated the entire point of the event.
How We Organized Ottawa’s First Parking Day (And Got Kicked Off The Street) Read More »
Against steep odds, Bridgeport just scored a major win for parking reform. They defeated a push to reinstate costly parking mandates by a single vote. This victory preserves the city’s 2021 reforms, which have already unlocked stalled housing projects and revitalized vacant lots. But the fight wasn’t easy: Facing backlash over one parking-free development, opponents nearly rolled back progress until a coalition of developers, housing advocates, and transit riders rallied to defend the policy. Here’s how they did it, and why it matters far beyond Connecticut.
Defending Progress: How Bridgeport Protected Its Parking Reforms Read More »
In Duncanville, Texas, developer Monte Anderson saw potential in the Wheatland Plaza strip mall and is now transforming it into 16 affordable townhomes. His project, a partnership with Habitat for Humanity, demonstrates how underused land can be repurposed to benefit communities. It turns out that small-scale, incremental development can actually have a big impact.
Redeveloping Excess Parking: An Incremental Approach in a Texas Suburb Read More »
In this interview, Hilko Janssen discusses how living in the Netherlands shaped his vision for the game, why he cloaked sharp critique in bright, cheerful visuals, and how Car Park Capital turns parking-lot dystopia into strangely compelling gameplay.
A parking lot video game? Meet Hilko Janssen, creator of Car Park Capital Read More »
