Ep. 8 - Empowered placemaking (ft. Jonathan Berk)
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Jonathan Berk joins Olmsted to talk about Patronicity, the Kickstarter for community placemaking projects. Plus: tactical urbanism, pedestrinization trends post-pandemic, protesting in front of Pac Sun, Victor Gruen, and the housing crisis.
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Show Notes:
- Patronicity overview
- Origins of Patronicity, (Detroit, Kickstarter)
- Starlight Square in Cambridge, MA - PAtronicity project, used to be parking space, became outdoor theatre space for community events
- Tactical placemaking
- Pedestrianizing trends - gained more traction during pandemic
- We took a few parking spaces and the world didn’t end
- Low dollar, low cost but a lot of community engagement
- Cherry on top projects
- Definition of placemaking - community led projects
- Protesting between Pac Sun and Spencers
- Victor Gerrin’s lament
- Demand for walkable urbanism lifestyle
- Abundant Housing MA
- Need for all different types of new housing
- Every community needs to contribute
- 400k+ housing units needed
- Housing market is stunted
- Jonathan’s unique path to urbanism
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