Public space hugs the curb

NYC Seasonal Curbside Seating, Sullivan Street

Read about the Local's parking space to park project on Sullivan Street (pictured above).

Learn more about the Chicago Dept. of Transportation's "Make Way for People" project via The Architect's Newspaper.

The parklet in the University City District of Philadelphia was that city's first.

Inspired by NYC, San Francisco's Pavement to Parks program now includes ten built projects including the Powell Street Promenade. Landscape designer Walter Hood led a tour of the promenade when it opened in 2011; a section is shown above.

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