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John Massengale

John Massengale is an architect and urban designer in New York City, co-author with Victor Dover of "Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns" and "New York 1900, Metropolitan Architecture and Urbanism 1890-1915," with Robert A.M. Stern and Gregory Gilmartin.

City on the Edge: Climate Change and New York

Opinion: NYC’s Buildings and Streets Fail to Meet the Challenges of Climate Change

By John Massengale | May 17, 2022

“The city is still tinkering with designs that started to seem old more than a decade ago. We’re moving too slowly (while our cars still go too fast).”

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

Opinion: Congestion Pricing is Just One Step Toward Reclaiming City Streets

By John Massengale | June 3, 2019

The consensus is growing that we want fewer cars, especially in Manhattan, and more places where it’s comfortable to walk and bike. Against that stands multibillion-dollar ride-hailing companies, the AV industry and the modern manifestation of ‘Organized Motordom.’

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

To Stop Pedestrian Deaths NYC Must Change How it Builds Streets

By John Massengale | December 22, 2015

Vision Zero is edging us closer to a pedestrian-safe city. But New York won’t get anywhere near that goal until we reverse decades of street design intended to make the world work for cars, not people.

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