A New Vision for Atlantic Avenue and the Brooklyn Waterfront
Vision for Atlantic Avenue, the "Main Street of Brooklyn" connecting brownstone neighborhoods to the Brooklyn waterfront?
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How Embracing Bike Culture Can Humanize Cities
A growing bike culture is introducing cycling-friendly design into cities which is also human-friendly and thus supports greater social and community life.
A Seat at the Table: How Dining Sheds are Essential for Accessibility and Inclusivity
The removal and restriction of NYC's dining sheds has made the city less accessible and less inclusive. We need to bring them back.
What New Yorkers Lost: Dining Sheds That Supported Vibrant Sidewalk Life
NYC's dining sheds have created vibrant social hubs that have revitalized our sidewalks and public life. Now, we are on the brink of losing them and all the wonderful benefits they've brought.
How Placemaking Can Take Conservation and Historic Preservation to the Next Level: The Case of Woodstock, Vermont
Through the combination of conservation, preservation, and Placemaking, historic small towns like Woodstock, Vermont can be revitalized.
A Placemaking Strategy for Rebuilding and Creating "Village Life" in Delray Beach
Outlining a multi-part placemaking vision and community strategy for Delray Beach in Florida