The Placemaking movement is led by an extraordinarily diverse range of industries, disciplines, ages, and sectors, and will continue to diversify. Great insights from the "The State of Public Space Report," by Project for Public Spaces on the make up of the field of #PublicSpace and Placemaking practitioners: https://lnkd.in/e7rsZbGg Celebrating 50 Years of Project for Public Spaces, the organization from which the #placemaking movement was founded! Wonderful to see the make of the community that has been forged over these five decades. #PPSturns50 Thank you to Nathan Storring and Josh Kent for your leadership on this survey and for PPS. #UrbanPlanning #CityPlanning #ArtsAndCulture #PlaceManagement #EconomicDevelopment #Architecture #LandscapeArchitecture #Preservation
PlacemakingX
建筑与规划
Brooklyn,New York 41,997 位关注者
A global network of leaders who together accelerate placemaking to create healthy, inclusive, and beloved communities.
关于我们
A Network to Accelerate Placemaking for Global Impact. MISSION We are a global network of leaders who together accelerate placemaking as a way to create healthy, inclusive, and beloved communities. VISION To make the spaces we live into places we love. Create a thriving, equitable, and sustainable world through the convergence of values, passion, and action around our public spaces. ABOUT THE NETWORK We are a network of placemaking thought leaders, public space activists, regional network leaders, and professionals from all over the world. We have diverse experiences and backgrounds but share a common purpose. PlacemakingX is currently formed by 100+ leaders and 1,200+ advocates from 75+ countries around the world.
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https://www.placemakingx.org
PlacemakingX的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 建筑与规划
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Brooklyn,New York
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2019
- 领域
- placemaking、public space、community development、urban planning、urban design、urbanism和cities
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US,New York,Brooklyn,11201
PlacemakingX员工
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Hans Karssenberg
Partner, founder and public developer at Stipo
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Minouche Besters
Partner bij Stipo, team voor stedelijke ontwikkeling
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Urmi Buragohain
Climate Parent Fellow | Urban Planner | Architect | Placemaking Practitioner | Water Champion | Social Entrepreneur
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Gini Sinclair
Development Strategist, ColonySix
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We’re participating in the International Downtown Association’s Summit in Cape Town, South Africa, March 23rd-28th. Let us know thoughts on who to meet with. Our Ethan Kent hopes to help better connect the international #Placemaking and #PlaceManagement conversations & communities, as well as to support #PlacemakingAfrica, Centre on African Public Spaces, #PlacemakingSouthAfrica among other local networks and organizations.
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Let's celebrate #InternationalWomensDay by recognizing their fundamental role in #publicspaces and #placemaking. "Women are at the heart of thriving social places. Their presence indicates that a place is welcoming and comfortable, their activity and social interactions breathe life into it, and their know-how fills places with art, goods, and value. We must therefore create places that women want to be in by?listening to what they need, want, and enjoy." Social Life Project #PublicSpace Where #Women Thrive https://lnkd.in/ej3-mtu4 By Kathy Madden,?Madeley Rodriguez,?Tayana Panova, PhD,?Katherine A. Peinhardt,?Fred Kent
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Celebrating 50 years today since Fred Kent founded Project for Public Spaces! Below is the original prospectus that he shared with William H. Whyte, proposing to put his ideas into practice. What was initially a 3-year “project,” become a rolling set of projects overcoming ongoing obstacles to better public spaces. As it was originally mandated, PPS has always been more of a “catalyst” than an opporating organization. And the 30+ PlacemakingX #placemaking networks/organizations we’ve helped to start are similarly nimble, informal, and proactive. May this document continue to guide our collective work over the next 50 years!
Happy 50th Birthday to Project for Public Spaces! ?Although I didn’t join PPS until three years later, I wanted to share a few quotes from “Project for Public Spaces: A Prospectus (1975)."?Looking back, it amazes me how?Fred Kent, Bob Cook, Don Miles, and the other original visionaries had so much right from the get-go... except for the last quote from the document! (In the photo, you can see comments by Holly Whyte in the margins, including, "Raising expectations--what deliver?" Fifty years later, we can answer that question that we raised expectations AND delivered!) “The quality of urban life is unique…[and] largely defined by the city’s open spaces – its streets, sidewalks, parks, playgrounds, plazas, pedestrian malls and even its building lobbies.” “There is enormous potential for improvement in these public spaces through changes that are not necessarily time-consuming or expensive to implement and are often remarkably simple.?The Project for Public Spaces will work to bring about these changes.” “Cities must respond because well-functioning public spaces are indispensable to the life of cities as we know them.” “Even a cursory examination of the applicative laws reveals the multifarious, sometimes conflicting, sometimes overlapping responsibilities of city agencies for the use, maintenance, design, construction, and planning of city-owned or -controlled public open space, particularly streets and sidewalks….No one voice speaks for the interest of the pedestrian.” “It is all too obvious that transportation planning is done almost exclusively with the object of moving vehicles, often at the expense of pedestrians – through sidewalk narrowing, traffic light timing and so on.” “Our experience has indicated that the design and use of urban public spaces requires a perspective broader than that of the architect or designer.?We believe in an interdisciplinary approach." “Our planned mode of operation will have four major components: programming, evaluation and design, legal and governmental, and education, training and publications.” “From the evaluations, the programming experience, the legal and economic explorations, lawsuits, proposal and the designs and redesigns of public spaces will come a wealth of knowledge about how to further evaluate, interpret, promote, and design public spaces.?Documentation in the form of movies, slide shows, pamphlets, booklets, exhibits and lectures will publicize this Project.” “The Project for Public Spaces will have a lifetime of three years. We have imposed this time limit because…it is a realistic time period in which to accomplish our objectives and a relatively short term period will force us to act as a catalyst rather than as an operating organization, and that will give us needed flexibility.” While much has changed over 50 years, it's good to see that the fundamentals have held up! It turns out we could be a catalyst and an operating organization.
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Placemaking leaders from around the world will be coming to Toronto June 8-11 for the 2nd Global Placemaking Summit. Details at https://lnkd.in/gnasASbM
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We are celebrating 50 years of Project for Public Spaces and the enduring legacy of Fred Kent, Steve Davies, and Kathy Madden. Every day, we are inspired by the roots of #Placemaking. In my short documentary, The Place Man, I explore the movement's early days. You can watch it as part of the celebration! #PPSturns50
The Place Man (2024)
https://www.youtube.com/
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CityTalk | Live — “ Let’s Talk About Placemaking: Scaling Impact, Building Community “ Placemaking is transforming cities—fostering social connection, economic growth, cultural vibrancy, and environmental resilience. But as cities evolve, how can we amplify these positive outcomes and ensure placemaking best practices are at the forefront of infrastructure and planning decisions? Join us for CityTalk Live as we dive into “Let’s Talk About Placemaking, Canadian Urban Institute's latest publication in collaboration with Canada’s Placemaking Community. We’ll explore powerful case studies, innovative policies, and why now is the time to bring placemaking to the center of city-building conversations across Canada, the U.S., and beyond. Thursday at 12-1pm EST Registration link: https://lnkd.in/eeKEvRyB Moderated by Mary W. Rowe, with panelists Bridget MacIntosh, Jacquelyn West, Madeleine Spencer, Ryan Smolar and our Ethan Kent. We will also discuss the upcoming #GlobalPlacemakingSummit hosted with Placemaking Canada in Toronto, with CUI as a core partner. #PlacemakingCanada #PlacemakingUS #PlacemakingNorthAmerica #placemaking
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?? Hundreds of #placemaking leaders from around the world will gather, share, and organize this June 8th-11th in Toronto, Canada. Registration opens today for the 2nd #GlobalPlacemakingSummit! There are limited tickets available at these rates, and early registrants will help to shape the program. The registration link: https://lnkd.in/e4Ju5cAj ??? The Global Placemaking Summit program is a four day participatory event taking place in venues across the city with local partners. After opening the Summit on June 8th, the co-creative portion of the program will include participatory round tables shaping global placemaking agendas on Monday the 9th. Reporting and high-level panels will be live streamed, and recorded, at the World Urban Pavilion?on Tuesday the 10th. The final day of the Summit, June 11th, will focus on learning from, and supporting, #PlacemakingCanada initiatives. The dynamic program and exciting venues will be unveiled over the coming weeks, offering transformative sessions, insightful discussions, and unparalleled networking opportunities. #PublicSpace #Urbanism #Cities
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?? What if recovery after a climate disaster comes from people and place? The recent DANA floods in Valencia have exposed the vulnerabilities of our territory and the urgent need for a new approach to reconstruction—one that prioritizes community-driven decision-making, sustainable planning, and equity. In this critical moment, we can learn from our own history. The Tribunal de les Aigües de València, the oldest legal institution in Europe, has thrived for over a thousand years through participatory governance and local resource management. What if we applied these same principles to post-disaster recovery?
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Beautiful new placemaking resource from the #PlacemakingCanada community. Very timely as Canadian placemaking leaders are generously hosting our June #GlobalPlacemakingSummit in Toronto. A decade after the first Placemaking Canada report and convening, this extensive document helps establish and define how far the community has come and establishes key background from which the Summit conversation can build. "Let's Talk About Placemaking is a new magazine-like publication developed collaboratively by Canada’s Placemaking Community, the Canadian Urban Institute (CUI), PlacemakingUS, and a range of leading practitioners across Canada and internationally. It’s a visually rich resource that provides a comprehensive look at the value created by contemporary placemaking in Canada." Grateful to placemaking leaders Madeleine Spencer, Bridget MacIntosh, Jacquelyn West, Mary W. Rowe and others for so thoughtfully putting this together. Community Foundations of Canada | Fondations communautaires du Canada, Quartier des spectacles international,