Although San Francisco is regarded as one of the most walkable cities in the country, miles upon miles are devoted solely to the automobile and the pedestrian is relegated to the edge of the street. There is a hidden network of pedestrian centric paths throughout the city and especially in the downtown area where cars are not allowed or cannot possibly go. This program will explore those paths and how they contribute to and improve the public realm. These paths drift through buildings, climb stairs, explore alleys and are open to interpretation and chance. The Urban Imagination tour invites you to explore and discover new passages.

Tour led by Matthew Baker of Architecture for Humanity, San Francisco Chapter.