Several days ago, a well-known urban planner named Brent Toderian asked his Twitter followers, "What’s the best band name for a group of city planners, architects and transportation experts?"
He's turned his favorite responses into a survey. But I wanted to note some of the answers from the larger list.
There are so many inside jokes (some of which, I confess, I don't get), so this may not be as amusing to you as I find it. But here goes:
- The Roundabouts
- Density’s Child
- Planners with Attitude (PWA)
- Lewis Mumford and Sons
- Electric Light Rail Orchestra
- Jane Jacobs' Addiction
- Lil NACTO X
- Raingarden
- Public Amenity
- The Alan Parsons Mixed-Use Project
- The Cars
- Gehry and the Placemakers
- Dire Streets
It looks as though Density's Child has won the survey.
Extra points to the person who said there has to be an album named "Never Mind the Bollards."
4 comments:
The Venturis?
That's a good one!
I kind of like Raingarden the best
I loved the subtlety of that one.
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