.@ebkent explaining that as he took this picture of Frank Gehry’s famous building, he witnessed a mugging. He called police, and they said this was common here. Designing an object in a landscape shouldn’t be mistaken for creating a city where people thrive.
Our partner Project for Public Spaces launched the second edition of 'How to Turn a Place Around'. This guidebook helped launch the Placemaking Movement. Would you like to know more about Placemaking, do not hesitate to contact us!
@pps_placemaking @BFAS_amsterdam #placemaking
Liking this signature on a work email I just received: “My working day may not be your working day. Please do not feel obliged to reply to this email outside of your normal working hours.” #WorkLifeBalance
PS. Before you ask - concrete tiles were removed beforehand by a hired company. It was my decision after the first local community meeting (number, age, given time , budget, etc). Want to know more contact me here or @mhzacher
Great Waterfronts; the Valencia case. @PPS_Placemaking "no single formula for success, but perhaps in some cases the key to restoring the broken urban tissue lies in building up soft infrastructure, and making small, catalytic investments in place." https://t.co/lYEcKnhaHg
What is public life? How do we measure it? Tune into @gehlinstitute's webinar to learn more about the basics of public life on April 6th. Register with the ink below! #CitiesforPeople#PublicLife https://t.co/ASqVSdH6FR
5 take-aways for better #cities from the City Development Forum:
1. Collaborative governance
2. Participative processes
3. Focusing on priorities
4. Citizens’ actions
5. Learning from other cities
https://t.co/wVO1b6vxNs
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