#urban-design

#urban-design

As a non-profit art organization, BRITA 131 Art Space aims to integrate local artists' works into daily life and foster community connections.

The idea was to protect cyclists, but also to try and bring joy to the street, said Luke Tozer, director at Pitman Tozer Architects, which helped create the wands.

Brain Dead, the Los Angeles-based creative collective known for its disruptive approach to fashion and culture, has recently opened its newest retail outpost in New York City, located at 202 Elizabeth Street.

"The project aims to enclose the Mitsutera temple's main hall within a newly constructed building, allowing it to coexist with a hotel while preserving its historical significance."

"The Elizabeth Line stations are designed to be beautiful, calming environments through which many thousands of people pass every hour. While advertising generates revenue that's reinvested back into the transport system, TfL is a public service it shouldn't be so underfunded that Londoners are bombarded with ads just to keep the network afloat."

"Did we learn nothing from Government Center?" One Reddit user asked, saying the new park "sucks."

The public toilets in Tokyo's Shibuya district, designed by renowned architects, stand as a testament to the potential of public design to combine beauty and functionality.