How to Turn a Place Around¶
Project for Public Spaces. (2000). How to Turn a Place Around: A Handbook for Creating Successful Public Spaces.
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Domain-specific¶
- Placemaking
- Public-space design — the originating home: public squares, high streets, neighbourhood parks, and plazas evaluated against the four loops and the PPS place-diagram axes (access, comfort, uses, sociability)
This sourceThe four PPS place-diagram attributes — access and linkages, comfort and image, uses and activities, sociability.
- Public-space design — the originating home: public squares, high streets, neighbourhood parks, and plazas evaluated against the four loops and the PPS place-diagram axes (access, comfort, uses, sociability)
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