Elements of Urbanism: Milwaukee

[I-10east]

All of that outdoor restaurant seating seems VERY feasible in a place like Milwaukee, esp. when most of the year it's like -10 degrees with unforgiving wind whipping off of the lake. Those Milwaukee folk do seem like a pretty tough bunch though. That city does have real architechure; no cookie cutter Miami-style prefab crap there.

[BridgeTroll]

Milwaukee also supports two pro teams.  The Brewers in baseball and Bucks in the NBA.

[ChriswUfGator]

Tufsu, Jacksonville is a shadow of Milwaukee, their downtown can support a convention hall. Lurs for the most part can not.

As a side note those pics look reeeeeeally cold!

[tufsu1]

Tufsu, Jacksonville is a shadow of Milwaukee

really?

[krazeeboi]

I'm surprised Memphis hasn't been covered yet in the "Learning From" series.

[Lunican]

Here is a rail based Memphis article: http://www.metrojacksonville.com/article/2007-aug-im-smaller-than-jax-and-i-have-rail-memphis

[thelakelander]

I'm surprised Memphis hasn't been covered yet in the "Learning From" series.

My last trip to Memphis was in 2005, a year before we started MJ. Although I did take a lot of pics, the photo quality was poor.  I planned to visit Memphis last Summer but ended up heading to Kansas City instead.  Anyway, one of these days we'll get to it.

[Timkin]

I'm surprised Memphis hasn't been covered yet in the "Learning From" series.

Maybe Yeehaw Junction as well !