It is always captivating to walk around the city on ‘Parking Day’, an annual international event, which was recently celebrated on September 21st 2012. The project was started in 2005 by Rebar, a San Francisco design studio. It is a universal movement, which converts a single metered parking space in to a temporary outdoor public …
It is a prevailing opinion that the ancient rule of cookie-cutter mall development is dying and developers are starting to think of new design concepts. While redeveloping the extinct malls is a whole different chapter and daunting challenge, what do we do with the existing widespread surface parking lots of the perishing malls? For years …
Urban street fairs and festivals are public indication of the character and uniqueness of the community. They are important commercial activity and most ardent way of enticing people to use the public space. Street fairs, which once created lively gathering spaces, now offer less heterogeneous collections and are not favorable for local vendors to participate. In …
Carroll Park is one of the historically significant, third oldest public parks in the Baltimore city. It is situated to the south of the Inner Harbor. The park is bounded by the Washington Blvd on the south, Bayard Street to the east, and Monroe Street on the west and the B & O Railways to the north. …
