Demos have started! Come see & give feedback on proposed new bus shelters & technology features from Mon 7-19 through Sat 7-30 at 6 locations (two days at each one) from 12 noon to 10:00 p.m. See locations in photo. StreetsLA staff will be onsite each day to answer questions. pic.twitter.com/ZO9sX5zcrV
— StreetsLA (@BSSLosAngeles) July 20, 2021
In preparation for a new and updated Sidewalk and Transit Amenities Program (STAP), StreetsLA will be hosting public demonstrations on proposed new bus shelters and technology features (here is one example and photos of other designs can be viewed on StreetsLA’s Twitter or see tweet above).
StreetsLA is a city of Los Angeles agency. Demonstrations will be held from July 19 to July 30 at the following locations from noon to 10 p.m. each day:
July 19-20 at North Hollywood B Line (Red) Station (on Lankershim)
July 21-22 at City Hall on Main Street
July 23-24 at West Valley – 19040 Vanowen Street, Reseda
July 25-26 at West Los Angeles – 1645 Corinth Avenue, West LA
July 27-28 at South LA – 8475 South Vermont Avenue
July 29-30 at San Pedro – 638 South Beacon Street
Check out a demo and be sure to provide your feedback on what features you like best and would like to see!
Categories: Transportation News
[…] nicknamed it the “parasol blade»- and a prototype is currently touring the city as part of a road show of potential bus shelters solutions. While the blade is designed to support extra features like a solar panel, a USB charging port, and […]
Just say you hate homeless people. It’s less of a spectacle and at least it doesn’t make you look stupid in addition to evil.
This is literally wasteful, and only one person can use it at a time. What if it rains? What if they are in a wheelchair? This exists just because you hate seeing homeless people sitting and waiting for the bus. Try fixing the issues in your community instead of shunning and neglecting some of the most vulnerable people in society you depraved lunatics.
A great feature would be a nice long bench where multiple people can sit down and a good cover to shelter those waiting on the bus from the sun, rain, ect.
all of these designs are terrible and look uncomfortable, blatantly hostile architecture— clearly designed by people who have never and will never wait for or ride a bus
here’s some feedback , add a damn chair
This is disgusting
This sucks and the designers should be ashamed. Veering so far into anti-homeless architecture that it’s of actual use to nobody. Just use regular benches for duck’s sake
Bad design. This guy’s design is way better, though still leaves users with wet/cold ankles whenever there is wind. https://twitter.com/ebarcuzzi/status/1418212217309208585
Hi,
The photos from StreetsLA show the other designs that are at the demo.
Thank you,
Anna Chen
Writer, The Source
My 90 year old grandma sure is gonna love this!
Many people need to sit to wait for the bus. Everyone should have the option to sit if they so choose. Your insistence on keeping away the homeless is making a worse world for everyone. Shameful.
Awful. You should all be ashamed at yourselves. This is a project designed with hate in mind.
This sucks. Designs are so anti homeless they’re not useful for regular people. Just give us a rectangle with a full rectangle to sit on inside of it. It’s called a bench.