Alleyways: Fragmentation and Connectivity

by Hilary Clark

Location: Between 15th Ave. & University Way

I chose to explore alleyways around the University District in terms of how the fit into everyday urbanism as separate spaces and as corridors. Through my own exploration and referencing a few of the readings, I hope to capture how alleys function outside of the normal realm (deliveries and dumpsters). I believe they function as alternative pedestrian routes and as individual and discrete outdoor spaces.

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