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All Placemaking Is Creative: How a Shared Focus on Place Builds Vibrant Destinations

Placemaking is a process that allows peoples’ creativity to emerge. It can be extraordinarily effective in connecting people to the places where they live. Read more »

This Week in Sharing: Land Use, Minimalism, and Open Source

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This week in sharing looks at reality television in Britain, data collection in Haiti, city streets in North America, and open source in urban schools. Read more »

Crowdfunding a City-Spanning Pedestrian Bridge [Video]

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Demonstrating the scale of what's possible via crowdsourcing, one city in the Netherlands built a city-spanning pedestrian bridge, funded, plank by plank, by the crowd. Read more »

This Week in Sharing: Libraries, Cities, and Data

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This Week in Sharing brings us open data, driver incentives, micro apartments, and the top 10 happiest cities in the world. Read more »

This Week in Sharing: It's the Economy, Stupid

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Various shades of economic programs and concerns fill This Week in Sharing. Read more »

Harvesting the City

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What can we learn from San Francisco's successes and failures in expanding the use of public land for urban agriculture? SPUR has a more than a few suggestions based on extensive research. Read more »

Urban Field Notes: The Sidewalk Economy

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Planners generally view sidewalks as a way for people to get around from one place to another, but sidewalks also serve a vital economic function Read more »

Bringing People Together with Benches

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Can a park bench transform the way that people interact in public spaces? Danish artist Jeppe Hein says yes. His modified social benches are conversation starters and people magnets. Read more »

Interviewed: Mott Smith, Los Angeles Urbanist

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In Los Angeles, city builder Mott Smith imagines all that’s possible. Read more »

This Week in Sharing: Ride-sharing, Open Source, and Big Trends

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Sharing continues to make major inroads into the mainstream. Huge leaps forward came in 2012 with so much more ahead this year. Check out the latest. Read more »
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