Beyond the 99% Invisible City

This episode of 99% Invisible features Kurt Kohlstedt and Roman Mars, who discuss and share excerpts from past episodes that relate to chapters in their book, "The 99% Invisible City." They delve into infrastructure by exploring the history and design of stop signs, urbanism through the unexpected rise of miniature golf during the Great Depression, geography with a story about the unique US-Canadian border at Peace Arch Park, and architecture focusing on the ingenious roof designs in Bermuda. Additionally, they touch on conspicuous design elements like diners and inconspicuous wayfinding systems such as the lamppost codes in Central Park. The episode serves as an audio companion, expanding on stories found in their book and encouraging listeners to explore the full episodes and the book itself.