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Event
SMPS Urban Placemaking: Creating Communities
Moderator:
John King, San Francisco Chronicle, Urban Design Critic
Panelists:
Rachel Flynn, City of Oakland, Director of Planning & Building Department & Acting Director/Economic & Workforce Development Department
Neil Hrushowy, City of San Francisco, City Design Group Manager
Mukul Malhotra, MIG, Director of Urban Design
Description:
What makes you stop and want to stay somewhere? While you may not consciously consider why you are drawn to certain places, planners and architects must consider the elements of what creates a sense of place and community. The latest trend in designing public spaces is all about placemaking creating a destination where people want to go and linger.
Join us for a dynamic panel and a lively discussion on improving neighborhood communities and the different ways planners and planning departments are working within our communities to create livable urban places.
Format:
8:30am - Registration & networking
9:00am - 10:00am Panel discussion
10:00am - 10:30am Q & A
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LocationAIA San Francisco (View)
130 Sutter Street #600
San Francisco, CA 94104
United States
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