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Makerspaces at libraries create hub of activity

June 1, 2020
While the Covid-19 pandemic complicates their efforts, two Kansas libraries offer case studies in successfully drawing visitors downtown with makerspaces. Budding entrepreneurs in Overland Park, KS (est. pop. 192,525), can try their hands at a variety of technologies — including 3D printers, high-end video software, a TV studio, a sound studio, and machines for laser…To read more — login/subscribe

 

To reopen downtown, consider outdoor dining, “parklets,” and “flex zones”

June 1, 2020
The recovery from the coronavirus crisis threatens to be arduous and slow-moving. But architects Alan Pullman and Shannon Heffernan say there are steps cities and their downtowns can take now to speed the revival. Pullman and Heffernan, of urban design firm Studio One Eleven in Long Beach, CA, urge cities to use “parklets” and “flex…To read more — login/subscribe

 

Downtowns consider electric vehicle charging stations

August 1, 2022
As electric vehicles grow in popularity, charging stations have popped up in the parking lots of shopping centers, office buildings, and hotels. Now EV stations are appearing on downtown streets — creating yet another competing use for curbsides already struggling to accommodate traditional parking needs in addition to rideshares, delivery trucks, and scooter and bike…To read more — login/subscribe

 

“Daylighting” downtown streams boosts ambience — and flood control

June 1, 2023
In the 20th century, many cities tried to contain creeks, streams, and small rivers with concrete culverts and other engineering projects. In the 21st century, growing numbers of imprisoned waterways are being set free. Restoring waterways to something like their natural order is a process known as “daylighting.” The restoration projects are gaining attention globally…To read more — login/subscribe

 

Street Murals Slow Traffic

November 30, 2023
Cities nationally are embracing a low-cost way to boost traffic safety and reduce pedestrian fatalities: They’re installing street murals. Compared to installing roundabouts or narrowing streets, asphalt art is a quick and inexpensive way to slow cars and make motorists more aware of their surroundings. Fast Company magazine labeled the concept a "ridiculously simple" way…Continue reading

 

City Identifies Roadblocks to Redevelopment

April 8, 2016
Downtown professionals and city leaders discouraged with lackluster RFP responses or development agreements, which have fallen through can look to Palatka, FL, for inspiration. The city’s riverfront park and marina redevelopment plan was completed in 2004, but never adopted. Municipal officials hoped the downtown waterfront location of two blocks adjacent to a city park would…Continue reading