Don't forget Park(ing) Day is tomorrow, Friday Sept. 21st, all around the US and elsewhere
Check the national website: Park(ing) Day; to find out about activities in your community.
One of the initial Park(ing) Day events in San Francisco, 2006. Laura Morton: San Francisco Chronicle, from "Drop a coin in the meter and enjoy the park."
The first Park(ing) Day was in in San Francisco, put on by the art-design collective, Re:bar. The parklet programs in cities such as SF, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Vancouver, BC have antecedents in this action, so who says you can't effect change?
In DC, the Casey Trees organization will be sponsoring a Park(ing) Day event at 12th and G Streets NW in Downtown DC, which will be going on from 8am to 6pm.
Casey trees park(ing) day schematic.
And there are many events going on in Baltimore tomorrow as well--I am going to try to get to both places. See "Planning, architecture and landscape architecture firms can show their chops with Parking Day: Baltimore edition courtesy of Floura Teeter."
In Richmond, Virginia, the Virginia chapter of the American Planning Association will be doing some Park(ing) Day actions, although they haven't specified exactly where. See this piece from the Richmond Times-Dispatch to find out more.
Labels: car culture and automobility, landscape architecture, parking and curbside management, participatory democracy and empowered participation, urban design/placemaking
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