‘Bring to Light’ Reimagines Public Space With Artistic Spectacle
Bring to Light is an immersive nighttime event on New York City’s waterfront that presents site-specific installations of light, sound, performance, and projection art, reconfiguring public space to showcase possibilities for change.
- Lighter, Quicker, Cheaper is a lower-risk and lower-cost local development strategy.
- The missing ingredient in most discussions about jobs is the fact that secure jobs are tied to a place.
- 13 steps to great destinations.
- The difference between success and mediocrity.
- A thorough summary of nine tips for making your waterfront great.
- A waterfront is often the face of a city, but many urban waterfronts no longer connect to the world through their former transportation and economic functions.
- A study about how the U.S. General Services Administration partnered with the Washington, D.C., Office of Planning to revitalize "Near Southeast," an isolated tract of federal land. Urban Development/Good Neighbor Program, GSA
- Despite significant effort and enormous spending, New York’s waterfront remains in the Hall of Shame.
- From Miami to Australia's Gold Coast, cities discover the splendor of public spaces on the water
- Waterfronts are inextricably linked to the identity and vitality of cities. As many cities rediscover their roots on the river, lake or sea, we have a remarkable opportunity to create a new generation of great public spaces.
- From Sydney Harbor to Coney Island, these special places get us to the water.