A woonerf is coming to the Energy Corridor management district. Woonerf, pronounced voo-nerf, is a Dutch word meaning â street for livingâ or â shared street.â Itâ s a street where motorists ...

A woonerf is supposed to be a mixed-use throughway that is shared by cars, bicyclists and pedestrians. But Minneapolis' first version of these "living streets" is devoted, mostly, to cars.

Wynwood is slated to get Miami’s first “woonerf,” a Dutch-inspired street design in which cars, bikes and pedestrians share the pavement. City commissioners on Thursday approved a contract ...

The woonerf will turn Intendencia Street into a pedestrian plaza to allow people to cross easily from the new Southtowne developments, the Urban Core Office Building and the YMCA, according to ...

WATERLOO — Waterloo officially opened its first “woonerf” Friday — a Dutch-style shared road that puts people ahead of cars. The city redeveloped a 140-metre stretch of Larch Street, from ...

The Energy Corridor District keeps racking up award after award in its forward-thinking... ECD woonerf project receives acclaim for innovation Chron Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

Officials should question whether a one-block woonerf is anything more than a quirky experiment that might not work, replacing a concept that has made The District unique for decades.

Two of the biggest upcoming developments in DC—including Hoffman-Madison Waterfront's The Wharf, pictured above—are experimenting with a European-style, shared street concept called a "woonerf ...

Woonerf (pronounced VONE-erf) means “living yard” in Dutch, and city planners use the term to describe a parklike street where pedestrians and bicyclists are given priority over motorists.

In the 1950s, Howard Paster’s grandfather developed his first strip mall — an Applebaum grocery and shopping center — on White Bear and Larpenteur avenues in St. Paul. It’s … ...