There are no sidewalks.

You had sidewalks and lawns out in front.

I'll use these sidewalks in Rio as an example.

And get this they don't use cement on the sidewalks.

And they belong on the sidewalks, and they'll use it seriously.

The sidewalks are gravel. They flood when it rains, but they're green.

Not littering the sidewalks, that's section 43. This is lewd and immoral conduct.

It did tell me that this route maybe missing sidewalks or pedestrian paths, though.

Nationwide, journalists have become more vocal, scrawling SOS Press on sidewalks and buildings in organized protests.

Some sidewalks have been constructed using extracted concrete vineyard posts, and the road is in fairly good condition.

Ladies and gentlemen, tomorrow, you can fry eggs on sidewalks, heat up soup in the ocean, and get help from wondering maniacs if you choose.

The last shots that I have deal with coming back to this theme of sidewalks, and I wanted to say something here about I'm, kind of, optimistic, you know.

In addition to, I think, doing a beautiful adaptive reuse, they tore up some of the parking spaces, put in bioswales to collect and clean the runoff, put in a lot more sidewalks to connect to the neighborhoods.

Because so much of that book was a celebration of the power and creative potential of density, of largely urban density, of connecting people and putting them together in one place, and putting them on sidewalks together and having them share ideas and share physical space together.

I told the staff, let's just take a bunch of wild plants, think of them as food ingredients. As long as they're non poisonous to the human body, go out around Chicago sidewalks, take it, blend it, cook it and then have everybody flavor trip on it at Moto.

On a hot day in New York, locals sprawl out on the grass fields of Central Park, not on asphalt parking lots or concrete sidewalks. Bricks, concrete, and asphalt the building blocks from which cities are made absorb much more heat from the sun than vegetation does in the countryside.

And it suddenly occurred to me, that among my many fears, were not just that the bureaucracy and the regulators and the legislators might not get it it was that, fundamentally, you believe there's pressure among the people not to invade the most precious little bit of space left, the sidewalks in these cities.

The past and the present work quite well together in Italy also, and I think that it's recognizable there, and has an important effect on culture, because their public spaces are protected, their sidewalks are protected, and you're actually able to confront these things physically, and I think this helps people get over their fear of modernism and other such things.