“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” - Margaret Mead
To turn parks into places that all kinds of people want to visit and spend time in, they have to offer more than just grass and trees. They have to offer joy and pleasure.
The magic of Kungsträdgården is that the whole central lawn feels like a playground - not one specifically for kids, but for everybody. That is what makes it so welcoming, joyful, and alive.
A vision for the Brooklyn waterfront aimed at transforming it into a vibrant public place that supports social life, joy, and community.
Creative placemaking adds richness to our cities, making them more beautiful and unique, and acting as a reflection of their people, culture, and history.
Exploring how Kathy Madden and I "saw" together - observing places by focusing on the specific elements that make them successful and beloved.
Brooklyn can do much better. Instead of the current plan to privatize a key part of Brooklyn's waterfront, there are alternative approaches to this transformation that would better serve the community.
