Make Place Happen Projects
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Baltimore City Department of Transportation (DOT) and community partners Bikemore, Black People Ride Bikes, and Graham Projects are collaborating on the NACTO grant funded “Lake to Lake” project to increase visibility and access to Druid Hill Park and Lake Montebello. Share your ideas to serve as artwork inspiration for the Big Jump jersey barriers!
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Baltimore City Department of Transportation (DOT) and community partners Bikemore, Black People Ride Bikes, and Graham Projects are collaborating on the NACTO grant funded “Lake to Lake” project to increase visibility and access to Druid Hill Park and Lake Montebello. Share your ideas to serve as artwork inspiration for traffic calming at 33rd Street and Hillen Road!
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Graham Projects is collaborating with the Pigtown Main Street on crosswalk murals to beautify and improve pedestrian safety at the intersection of Washington Boulevard and Cross Street. Share your ideas to serve as artwork inspiration!
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Graham Projects is collaborating with the Pigtown Main Street on crosswalk murals to beautify and improve pedestrian safety at the intersection of Washington Boulevard and Bayard Street. Share your ideas to serve as artwork inspiration!
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Graham Projects makes cities more inclusive and livable through public art, placemaking, and civic engagement. Click here to learn more!
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Check out the ultimate playbook of customizable plans, distancing recommendations, and more for helping businesses and main streets safely stay open amidst COVID-19.
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The Art in the Right of Way (ROWArt) Toolkit is a step-by-step guide for Baltimore communities that want to install traffic calming art in their neighborhoods. The Toolkit, created in collaboration with the Baltimore City Department of Transportation Community Programs, gives directions for how to create and implement Art in the Right of Way in Baltimore City.
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The NACTO Urban Street Design Guide is a blueprint for designing 21st century streets, the Guide unveils the toolbox and the tactics cities use to make streets safer, more livable, and more economically vibrant.
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Gehl’s Public Life Tools measuring certain aspects of public life to better understand what’s already happening in a place and what changes might provide public benefits.
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The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) National Creative Placemaking Program are pleased to share this digital toolkit created especially to support local leaders as they embark on the work of bringing diverse partners together to integrate arts and culture into community development and planning.
About Graham Projects
About: Graham Projects makes cities more inclusive and livable through public art, placemaking, and civic engagement. Building on his background in public art, urban design, and advocacy, Graham Coreil-Allen and his team produce participatory projects and lead social initiatives in the service of pedestrians and places. Some call it creative placemaking, others tactical urbanism. We call it public art for the common good. Contact us to collaborate! info@makeplacehappen.com
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