Non-transparentfacadesGrocerystorewithin 1miSidewalks--bothsides70+walkscoreSmalllotsizesNetworkFrontporches3/4 mile toresidentsandjobs/transitBike lanewithverticalseparationStreetfrontingusesVerticalelementsin lateraloffsetOutdoordiningRealsecondstories500' orless blocklengthsOn-streetparking5 differentfunctionaluse typesHiddenparkingSmallblocks(perimeter)bidirectionaltrafficStructuralsoil/treegratesHumanscalewayfindingProgrammablespacePassiveparksvisualwidth lessthan 60'CurbsidedrainagebenchesDefinedactivityclusters8 or moredoorwaysper blockShortviewshedsmeteredparking6’minimumsidewalkslocalrestaurantsShade/canopies1/2 mile toresidentsand retailTraveledway <42’ wideHigh viscrosswalkstreesArtworkHumanscalesignageNon-transparentfacadesGrocerystorewithin 1miSidewalks--bothsides70+walkscoreSmalllotsizesNetworkFrontporches3/4 mile toresidentsandjobs/transitBike lanewithverticalseparationStreetfrontingusesVerticalelementsin lateraloffsetOutdoordiningRealsecondstories500' orless blocklengthsOn-streetparking5 differentfunctionaluse typesHiddenparkingSmallblocks(perimeter)bidirectionaltrafficStructuralsoil/treegratesHumanscalewayfindingProgrammablespacePassiveparksvisualwidth lessthan 60'CurbsidedrainagebenchesDefinedactivityclusters8 or moredoorwaysper blockShortviewshedsmeteredparking6’minimumsidewalkslocalrestaurantsShade/canopies1/2 mile toresidentsand retailTraveledway <42’ wideHigh viscrosswalkstreesArtworkHumanscalesignage

Street BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Non-transparent facades
  2. Grocery store within 1 mi
  3. Sidewalks--both sides
  4. 70+ walkscore
  5. Small lot sizes
  6. Network
  7. Front porches
  8. 3/4 mile to residents and jobs/transit
  9. Bike lane with vertical separation
  10. Street fronting uses
  11. Vertical elements in lateral offset
  12. Outdoor dining
  13. Real second stories
  14. 500' or less block lengths
  15. On-street parking
  16. 5 different functional use types
  17. Hidden parking
  18. Small blocks (perimeter)
  19. bidirectional traffic
  20. Structural soil/tree grates
  21. Human scale wayfinding
  22. Programmable space
  23. Passive parks
  24. visual width less than 60'
  25. Curbside drainage
  26. benches
  27. Defined activity clusters
  28. 8 or more doorways per block
  29. Short viewsheds
  30. metered parking
  31. 6’ minimum sidewalks
  32. local restaurants
  33. Shade/canopies
  34. 1/2 mile to residents and retail
  35. Traveled way < 42’ wide
  36. High vis crosswalks
  37. trees
  38. Artwork
  39. Human scale signage