Placemaking, the art of making vital public spaces that sustain community, is sometimes challenged by changes in weather. Seasonal placemaking assesses how needs change over the year. Read about time-sensitive approaches to placemaking projects.
College campuses are busy with pedestrians, and non-motorized vehicles—such as bikes and skateboards, buses, and vehicles—a large portion of which are driven by younger drivers. See how bollards can be used creatively to help secure campus safety.
Outdoor site furnishings include:• Seating: benches, chairs, stools• Tables• Trash bins• Shade structures• Bollards• Bike racks• Planters
As society shifts towards sustainable living, a cleaner alternative to automobile commuting is gaining traction. Cycling offers benefits that surpass driving on many levels—an economically and environmentally sound option that helps people to fulfill health and fitness goals. While cycling proves to be an excellent
Placemaking is a philosophy and a planning process for public spaces. Learn how it encourages local involvement to promote community values and well-being.
9 essential elements for landscape design, outdoor site planning, and effective use of space for a successful architectural plan
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