Division is the Crisis of Our Times - Connecting in Public Places is How We Heal
Places where people can come together in real life are essential to being able to reconnect with each other and heal our divides.
Fred Kent
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Halifax - A Waterfront That Does It Well
Halifax offers a strong example of a waterfront that is human scale and walkable, with a full range of public uses that attract large numbers of people year-round.
Belfast, Maine - A Town of Proud, Engaged People
Belfast is a very well put together town and a great example of a community that actively defines itself through improvisation and creativity.
Why the Brooklyn Marine Terminal Development is Awful - Comparing It To Great Waterfronts Around the World
Brooklyn is not a great waterfront city on anyone's list. There is no vision, standout amenities, or significant destinations. Except for the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, and Jane's Carousel which are landmarks that people marvel at. There is little at the waterfront to draw people...
October 1st Screening: The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces
Please join us for a Special Screening of William H. (“Holly”) Whyte's newly restored film–The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces–with the Founders of Project for Public Spaces and The Social Life Project.
The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces
Revisiting the newly restored classic film by William H. Whyte