<![CDATA[Earlier this week I read a column by a #Dutch #architect who compares leaving his lawn chair in the street and what we would think of that.]]>Earlier this week I read a column by a who compares leaving his lawn chair in the street and what we would think of that. Yet car parking... I am publishing his column "Parking is not a birth right" in English today with his permission.

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