#public-space

#public-space

The river in question, the Pader, is the subject and setting of this year's edition, curated by Marijke Lukowicz and Sophia Trollmann: the shortest in Germany.

As remote work reshapes public routines, coffee shops have taken on a new role. Once centered on quick breaks and casual connection, they now draw a different crowd with freelancers, digital nomads and remote employees logging in from every corner of the globe.

"When you put parks or public access behind private development, it disappears and it becomes an amenity for that development - people don't know that they can use it."

As the climate crisis throws its destructive effects ever more fully in our faces, cities during heatwaves are their own type of ground zero.

Gina Harkell criticized the council for allowing festivals to take over the park for 47 days each year, describing it as a prison compound for locals.

Bedfords Park, a 215-acre green space, has a rich historical significance dating back to the 1400s, originally part of the Gidea Hall estate owned by various wealthy families.

"I did double check, and I'm very, very satisfied," Ford said, firmly asserting confidence in the deal despite concerns about Therme's misrepresentation during the bidding process.

The deckover project on Connecticut Avenue aims to create a new multi-modal streetscape, enhancing pedestrian access and transforming the area into an event-friendly space.

In its current form, the site has been reconfigured using salvaged elements to create seating, shelter, and gathering space, addressing the lack of public infrastructure in Frihamnen.

...the space becomes the art. In collaboration with curator Natalia Grabowska of London's Serpentine, the installation breathes fresh life into the familiar framework of the fair's architecture, creating something between sculpture and spectacle.

The number of IKE Smart City kiosks on Berkeley sidewalks doubled last year, from nine to 22, showing increased visibility and user engagement despite criticism.

The project, "Dissident Paths: Walking Together as a Method," emphasizes collective movement as a vital physical and political act across public spaces in Berlin.

We're creating something bigger than concerts. This is about reclaiming public space, creating joy, and making sure music belongs to everyone. Levitt San Jose is leading that charge - and this lineup proves it.

Coun. Josh Matlow is advocating for a review of Toronto's park rules to remove outdated regulations and introduce more food options to enhance park enjoyment.

"It's been a great public space... it really enriches the lives of the students [and]... the community to have those interactions." - Dave Robinson, Morningside Heights Community Coalition.

The court rightly ruled that this was unacceptable. For those disturbed by the noise, in the words of the song, things can only get better.