- Book Launch | Maintaining: Public Works in the Next New York
Our latest publication, Maintaining: Public Works in the Next New York, pairs bold ideas from leading architects, planners, developers and advocates in New York with informative case studies from 17 cities around the world
- Maintaining (2017) - Page 3 of 3 - Urban Design Forum
Maintaining (2017) Countless acts of routine maintenance shape New York City every day, yet often go unnoticed until something goes wrong This year, the Urban Design Forum invites you to consider new ways to sustain our public realm How can we use design thinking, creative financing, new technology, and community organizing to maintain our physical and social infrastructure?
- Public Works - Urban Design Forum
Public Works sparks conversations with civic leaders on built environment initiatives shaping the public good
- Conversations with the Candidates: Zellnor Myrie (New Date)
Throughout the year, we invite government officials and private sector leaders to present design and development initiatives that shape the public good Our goal is to create an open and collegial venue for deeper conversation between the public sector and our network of civic leaders building, caring for, and maintaining our city
- Vision for a Better City - Urban Design Forum
Vision for a Better City is built around six essential pillars that define thriving New York City neighborhoods: Housing, Public Space, Mobility, Economic Development, Public Health, and Climate Action While these issue areas are distinct, they are deeply interconnected Our city’s next leader must bring together experts with both local and technical knowledge in each of these areas to
- Maintaining - Urban Design Forum
Maintaining Call for Ideas ban Design rum Program Description ↓ Countless acts of routine maintenance shape New York City every day
- Maintaining: Public Works in the Next New York
In 2017-18, we invited our Fellows and other experts to consider the question of maintaining New York City’s essential infrastructure: its open spaces, roadways, subway stations, public housing, commercial corridors, and green infrastructure
- Maintaining Hudson River Park - Urban Design Forum
Madelyn Wils argues that preserving Pier 40 as a source of operating revenue is essential to the long-term survival of Hudson River Park
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