Pedestrian crossing transformed by art launched in South Africa’s “coolest” neighbourhood
02 December 2022 – Locals welcomed a pedestrian crossing in Sea Point transformed by art on 02 December 2022. Located on Main Road
Posts Tagged 'public space'
In Paris, Sharyn Sassen shares placemaking learnings at World Convergences Forum.
Sharyn Sassen shares placemaking expertise and learnings in Paris at the 11th World Convergences Forum.
Open Call : Ideas for the water crisis at Church Square’s new pop-up park
Submit an idea through the Open Call for water awareness interventions at the giant artificial grass rug that will be in Church Square from 27 November 2017 to 16 May 2018.
5 design proposals for the Woodstock and Salt River affordable housing sites
Urban designer Azraa Rawoot speculates about the potential for the 5 affordable housing sites in Woodstock and Salt River to be released to developers by the City of Cape Town.
Making better places for diverse communities: Learnings from the Bellville CBD
Sharyn Sassen reflects on how placemaking in the Bellville CBD could be informed by the diverse communities that embrace the area.
How can placemaking in the Bellville CBD include cultural groups. Read our report.
Read our research on how cultural groups and communities can be included in the placemaking of the Bellville CBD.
Unlocking innovation in public space design and development
How do we truly get all parties to promote and nurture innovation in public space design and development? Rashiq Fataar shares his ideas.
Making public spaces in cities, Public: An interview with Jay Pather
What makes public space public? We interview the esteemed Jay Pather, Curator for Infecting the City 2012.
City of Cape Town to invest R15.7m in Manenberg park project
18 months ago The City of Cape Town, along with the Western Cape Government, announced a new vision for the
Future Cape Town comment on the proposed masterplan for Kruskal Avenue
City of Cape Town calls for public comment on new design concept for upgrading Kruskal Avenue pedestrian corridor. Future Cape Town offered a four themed commentary regarding vision, research and information, cultural and community, and finally physical infrastructure needing addressing.