Handbook for tactical urbanism in Aotearoa : guidance : roadway art.

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Title

Handbook for tactical urbanism in Aotearoa : guidance : roadway art.

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

National Library of New Zealand Catalogue

Description

''Roadway art is a subset of street art that is marked within the roadway, i.e. where vehicles travel. In a nutshell roadway art is any marking on the roadway that is not considered a ‘traffic control device’. See Section 2 for further information on traffic control devices. This art usually involves colourful designs, and is used: To reinforce a slow and informal street context• To provide a sense of ‘place’• To highlight pedestrian crossing zones,[etc.]"--Unnumbered page 4.

Format

Book

Date created

2020.

Creator

Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency / Resilio Studio / Abley Transportation Consultants / MRCagney (Firm) / ViaStrada Ltd / Mackie Research

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/48793414

Related subjects

Roads -- New Zealand / Art

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