The Art Of Place-Making
27 January 2004 - 2:00pm
Fred Kent of the Project for Public Spaces discusses the elements and essentials of place making.
For the past thirty years, Fred Kent and the Project for Public Spaces have been working with cities and public agencies to improve the form and function of town squares, markets, plazas and the like. The Planning Report is pleased to present this interview with Fred Kent, in which he discusses the work of PPS and the importance of place-making in city planning.
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Great Public Spaces by Project for Public Spaces – Instructive Lessons From Here & Abroad
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The Planning Report, January 26, 2004
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