Street Stack
Matt Choi, Emilia PetrarcaExploring observations and ideas from the left-field of urban planning and urban design. Written for a broad audience.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 93 | Subscribers | Read | mattchoi.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Announcing Walk On The Water, Street Stack's First Event on May 9th
There are a couple of places in NYC so overwhelmingly majestic that they temporarily melt your problems away. I’ve always thought the Brooklyn Waterfront looking towards Manhattan was such a place, the kind of place that makes you throw you...
Changing Lanes: A Conversation With Filmmaker Ben Wolf
I’d like to think that if you sat next to me at a dinner party, you’d have a good time. My small talk skills were developed as a waiter and honed when I moved to office bullpens where light banter is a currency. But sometimes, people ask me...
Congestion Pricing For Dogs
Back in August, the conservancy that runs my local park issued a stern statement focused on the impacts of a proposed development on the park. This particular part caught my eye:
Street Cleaning Vol 11: The Real St. Patrick?
Street Cleaning is the monthly feature of quick takes, links, and nonsense. Have something interesting you think I should share? Send it my way!
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Authors
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Street-life junkie. Current public servant, former consultant, reformed advertiser.
Emilia Petrarca is a native New Yorker covering fashion and culture. Before going freelance, she held the role of Senior Fashion Writer at NYMag's the Cut Her writing can now also be found in The New Yorker, NYTimes, WSJ, and more.
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