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Weekly Placemaking Round-Up No. 1 - Project for Public Spaces

Posted November 19, 2016 - 09:43

Here is the first issue this new weekly roundup of news, ideas, opportunities, and more - a curated list of content for placemakers by placemakers - from the Project for Public Spaces.

Editor's note: Notice anything different? At PPS, we are always experimenting with how we can better reflect the breadth and diversity of the placemaking movement. That's why we are launching this new weekly roundup of news, ideas, opportunities, and more—a curated list of content for placemakers by placemakers.

Have something to share? Please send your placemaking relevant stories, news, calendar items, job openings, grants and calls for proposals to [email protected] today.

How the federal government is helping to build better communities through the newly-formed Council on Community Solutions.
Schools on wheels? A look at how spaces can either inspire or confine, and a creative pop-up approach to fighting mass incarceration.
What a Trump presidency means for transportation infrastructure.
How public art exposed class tensions in San Francisco—an experiment in public art and seating, hosted by Block by Block.
In case you missed out, please watch our live webinar recording to learn more about the Heart of the Community grants.
Detroit’s community bike ride, Slow Roll, is the coolest. Almost as cool as the bikes themselves—like this guy’s low-rider, and this nasty green machine.
Has your work demonstrated excellence in environmental design? Make sure to apply for EDRA's 2017 Great Places Awards!

More Placemaking Stories & Ideas

A look at 40 women who changed cities (City Lab)
Building sustainable communities from the ground up (Sustainable Cities Collective)
Thoughts on public space by Richard Rodgers (CNN Style)
So, the Astor Place cube is back (Curbed)
The relationship between buskers and placemaking (The Busking Project)
10 streets that define America (Curbed)

Place of the Week

One of the Southwest Airlines Heart of the Community grant recipients in 2013 was Burnside Park in Providence, Rhode Island - a place that came to life through a series of community-led placemaking efforts.

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Weekly Placemaking Round-Up No. 1 - Project for Public Spaces