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Linden Alley
Pedestrian Plaza and Road
Hayes Valley, San Francisco
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This place provides a great little reprieve from the hustle and bustle.
- This is San Francisco's first "shared street space", where the distinction between vehicle and pedestrian areas is blurred.
- Linden Alley was a collaboration between the San Francisco Department of Public Works, Sherwood Engineers, Patillo & Garrett Design, Winslow Architecture and the San Francisco Parks Alliance.
- The Linden Living Alley project received a Community Challenge Grant in 2006. Read more
Jason SuJune 20, 2013Your urbanist self will explode here. Shared street space with pastoral landscaping
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The Department of Public Works (DPW) and the Hayes Valley community created the Linden Living Alley to enhance neighborhood connections to outdoor space and follow the trend of several recent city projects that emphasize streetscape improvements that focus on pedestrian use.
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