What if we could easily share ideas for what we want in our neighborhoods? This is the question that drove Candy Chang and her colleagues to make Neighborland, an online tool for people to shape the development of their neighborhoods. It takes her I Wish This Was public art project a few steps further to help people voice what they want in their neighborhoods and take next steps to make things happen. It connects residents who want things with likeminded people, initiatives, and resources. It’s a valuable poll for civic leaders and developers to assess what residents want in different areas, vacant real estate, and existing public spaces. And it promotes entrepreneurship by revealing neighborhood demands and proving there is a viable customer base for new businesses to open.
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micahpatrickhilt reblogged this from kevchao and added:
Excited to meet with Dan next week about SF’s Neighborland! :D
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Nice serendipity. Posted earlier tonight about I Wish This Was… and then later follow studio360 to find this post.
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Urban Planners can dream too.
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