Looking for public spaces (or spaces that function like them) where a high level of social mixing and connecting is happening among people with different incomes. Any place/s to recommend?
Can we still make public spaces for everyone?
Watch 30 min. presentation by superb visionary & doer Carol @CColetta, CEO Memphis River Parks, my guest in bi-weekly webinar #cities4everyone.
Watch & share: https://t.co/TAD1of0NoG
This @Penalosa_G conversation with @ccoletta about the critical need to attract diverse people into public space together is pretty great. https://t.co/qGNtKHhFo2
"Thoughtful and strategic investments in the places we all own together — our parks, community centers & streets — may turn out to be some of the smartest moves American cities can make." @ccoletta@mitchell_silver#publicspace#economy#cities#downtown https://t.co/LiYI9neFnT
In @APA_Planning#PlanMag@ccoletta + @mitchell_silver make the case that thoughtful & strategic investments in the places we all own together—our parks, community centers & streets—may turn out to be some of the smartest moves American #cities can make. https://t.co/LiYI9neFnT
American Monuments, American Cities
Join #CivicCommonsUS partner @ccoletta tomorrow at 4pm ET for a conversation hosted by @ProfessorEA@MellonFdn about how our cities are envisioning and creating new American monuments today.
#cities#publicspace
https://t.co/YDXkyBmxAs
Jeanne Gang, arguably the most important female architect working today, heads her own firm, Studio Gang, which is pushing the boundaries of the good that architecture can do, for connecting communities and for the environment. https://t.co/OA4LdRArPH