How to nurture a living city: Wed. 9/20 at 4pm, our next free Jane Jacobs Lecture: 'Into the Lab: The Making of a Living City collaboration.' #urbanism from our ED Maria MacDonald. Register: centerforthelivingcity.org/upcoming-event…

Congratulations to NOMA's Kim Dowdell for receiving the Inaugural Jane Jacobs Leadership Award from the Center for the Living City!
#NOMAelevate

Wow. Downtown St Pete actually has a storefront conservation program. Center for the Living City Jane Jacobs Lecture happening now, on Zoom. centerforthelivingcity.org/upcoming-event…

Everald Colas describes the courtyard of his mom’s house in Haiti as “an urban room.” Zoom in here: centerforthelivingcity.org/upcoming-event… Center for the Living City

“The mundane should be profound” – Everald Colas. centerforthelivingcity.org/upcoming-event… Center for the Living City

Happy birthday to #placemaking movement mentor #JaneJacobs !

We're excited to kick off #PlacemakingWeekendNYC today with @PlacemakingUS.

When Jane passed in 2006 this Project for Public Spaces article was the only thing online about her:
pps.org/article/jjacob…

#JanesWalk #JanesWalk NYC

The exhibits for the 2023 #ObserveScranton Festival are taking on incredible shape! To learn more, visit observescranton.org/2023-exhibits

Place-making is a process that creates areas where all demographics want to eat, work, rest, play, and learn - and is at the heart of our next #JaneJacobs lecture!
Link to register/learn more:
centerforthelivingcity.org/upcoming-event…

#everaldcolas #observescranton #scrantonpa

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A special congrats and lots of luck are to the Marywood Architecture Team advancing to the final round of this year's US Department of Energy Solar Decathlon Design Competition in Colorado!
We're Proud of you Pacers! 💚💛

›› bit.ly/3mRpDHQ

Observe Scranton - #throwbackThursday to the first-ever Observe Scranton Festival in 2021!

Join us May 4th & 5th 2023 as we celebrate #Scranton through the eyes of #JaneJacobs , its hometown iconic city activist, on what would be her 107th birthday.

observescranton.org

'Old ideas can sometimes use new buildings. New ideas must use old buildings' - #JaneJacobs
Join us for the Second Biennial Observe Scranton Festival, a community festival celebrating Scranton.

Visit observescranton.org for more info!

If you write about 'the built environment,' or architecture, or read what others write, this free Jane Jacobs lecture is for you - centerforthelivingcity.org/upcoming-event…

4.5.23 #janejacobs lecture– anjulie, built environment critic, discussing the need for design criticism that expands past buildings to connect with ideas, politics, and processes that infuse meaning and imagination into the places we inhabit.

centerforthelivingcity.org/upcoming-event…

Today! Join Jacob Steimer for #janejacobs lecture focusing on equitable #housing

Can cities be made more child friendly? Hear podcaster Mustafa Sherif at our next Jane Jacobs Lecture, Feb. 1 at 4pm. Register here: bit.ly/3XOwkar

' #Streets For Everyone!' Equitable #Transportation & #PublicSpace advocates @AlisonSant, tamika butler is @[email protected], @DaniSimons & John Bela share lots of valuable wisdom: youtube.com/watch?v=02PtFu… Center for the Living City Studio for Urban Projects #Streets AsPlaces #WalkBikePlaces #streetsforpeople #JaneJacobs

Today. Why wait? Our latest Jane Jacobs Lecture, 'Streets For Everyone.' 4 pm. Free, online. Register here: bit.ly/3ltuIS8

Excited to be reconnected with the incredible .tamika butler is @[email protected] and John Bela for this discussion today. I have admired their work for many years and I hope you’ll join us to hear their wisdom.

Who are streets for? Guess what. They're for all of us. Everyone. Our next Jane Jacobs Lecture is June 7. bit.ly/3ltuIS8