Post by Steven Dale
One thing we’ve noticed over the last year or so is that city-specific content rules.
It’s all fine and well for us to talk generally about urban gondolas and cable-propelled transit, but it’s not until ideas specific to a given city are put forward that people really start paying attention.
That doesn’t apply simply to this site either. Once concepts and ideas are put forward for a city in specific, conversation is spurred by virtue of the fact that locals know their city better than anyone else.
So here’s an idea we’ve been toying with and want Gondola Project readers to voice their opinions on:
What if we created city-specific Gondola Project pages? Places where, for example, our Toronto gondola system could be analyzed, changed, debated and promoted. Or Brian’s Pittsburgh concept. Or Ryan’s Palmerston North proposal.
We could even produce city-specific pages to follow actual projects, such as the St. Louis gondola, Burnaby Mountain proposal in Vancouver, or even the London Cable Car (gondola).
What do people think? Is this a worthwhile endeavor?
Feel free to post your thoughts in the comments section (and be as harsh and honest as possible) and/or send us an email at gondola (at) creativeurbanprojects (dot) com.
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