Urban Algorithm - Gabriella DiFulvio

I chose to complete my assignment in my own neighborhood since I haven't lived here very long and I never take time to explore very often. When I first began my route I decided the rule I would use to dictate my journey would consist of apattern. Every two blocks I turn right. The next two blocks I turn left and continue to turn left three times. I then turn right again. The sequence looks like RLLLRLLL. My starting point was 15th and Green street.


Along my walk I began to notice pieces of art and interesting things that I had never seen before. Rather than document each street I crossed I took pictures of things that jumped out to me. It was nice to see things I passed driving in my car on a daily basis up close, it allowed me to finally see them and not just notice them as I sped past. Below are some pictures I took that include these things:






Overall I really enjoyed the experience. Walking down streets I had never had the chance to allowed me to see interesting things I wouldn't have thought would even exist in my neighborhood. I had trouble creating a rule that actually brought me back to my original point of departure but other than that I saw some interesting new things.