a-b-street / a-b-street/severance_snape

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The current view is quite messy.
![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9a8641ab-9790-4582-90f8-6c143e4f4a9f)

Backing up, what're the important elements to communicate?

- Severances
- It should be clear if walking on one/both sides of one is possible (has a sidewalk or not)
- The (often few) crossings over them
- The usable walking paths of all sorts (dedicated sidewalks, small residential streets where there might not be any, but it's generally low-stress to walk and cross anywhere)

Here's a negative-space attempt, starting from blank.

![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a2099557-c229-44d3-9180-3b7e691db76a)

At very low zoom, this has some problems. The crossings get squished; in some places it looks like there's a crossing over a severance, but it's actually parallel to it.
![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/88e0e8bc-ce89-4d9b-87d8-ae17375de547)
![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e3ba66dd-2618-49da-a048-63a9029ad4d9)

And it's also impossible to see sidewalks along a severance or not. For the second problem, maybe it's possible to play with the line casing for that.

Once this base idea is working, I want to go further and basically do an area permeability analysis. Within each zone surrounded by severances, how easy is it for people to walk through?

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