Which of These Urban Centers Offer The Best Green Spaces? (better, Atlanta)

[knowledgeiskey]

These cities are known for their sophisticated architectures, but which of them have the best green design when it comes to sidewalks, parks, trees, gardens, waterways(rivers and lakes) and wildlife.

[brent6969]

I think other cities are better than the ones you listed...........No vote from me.

[knowledgeiskey]

Originally Posted by brent6969

I think other cities are better than the ones you listed...........No vote from me.

Urban centers

[brent6969]

Originally Posted by knowledgeiskey

Urban centers

OK, there are many more "urban" centers than the one's you have listed..............

[knowledgeiskey]

Well, I'm referring to post industrial cities.

[blkgiraffe]

Originally Posted by brent6969

I think other cities are better than the ones you listed...........No vote from me.

Get over it. Atlanta wasn't worthy enough to be on the poll.

[bballniket]

I think the national mall trumps all of the other urban green spaces in the country.

[soug]

I read recently that NYC is starting to take big steps in this regard:

City Reclaims Waterfront as 'Sixth Borough' - WNYC

[PDX_LAX]

Originally Posted by bballniket

I think the national mall trumps all of the other urban green spaces in the country.

Well the National Mall has cool landmarks, but as far as "green spaces" go, the mall is pretty much dead, patchy grass with a scum-filled pool.

[chikid]

Originally Posted by PDX_LAX

Well the National Mall has cool landmarks, but as far as "green spaces" go, the mall is pretty much dead, patchy grass with a scum-filled pool.

Also disgustingly hot in the summer. I was walking down all over the mall in August a couple of years ago and was drenched in sweat due to the lack of shade and disgusting hot and humid DC summer.