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Andy

Andy Wiley-Schwartz is a Vice President at Project for Public Spaces and director of the Transportation Program. Andy supervises and coordinates PPS’s key transportation projects, including DOT training programs, corridor management projects, main street and downtown street enhancement, traffic calming and bicycle/pedestrian projects. He specializes in helping communities rebuild their neighborhoods and cities by leveraging transportation funding into the development of public spaces, including streets and other transportation facilities, in part by focusing on strategic partnerships and programming.

Recent Posts

Reverse Engineering Pedestrian Safety in Boerum Hill

By Andy | Nov 7, 2006 | 16 Comments
They are putting up a traffic light on my corner this week. It’s one of the last intersections in Boerum Hill with four-way stop signs, at Bond and Wyckoff Streets, and I can’t imagine who thought this was a good idea. It would seem obvious that stop signs are much preferable to a traffic light in this type of […]
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