In growing cities, where we need to squeeze the most out of every parcel of land, where do we find the space for new outdoor recreational areas?
These miniature-sized parks could help insert more public recreational spaces into our cities.
When public space just isn’t doing its job, the public will take matters into their own hands.
The emergence of these pseudo-public spaces raises fundamental questions about the value of a public domain that is by the public, for the public.
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As public space becomes premium in our cities, could boutique sidewalk activations known as parklets be the solution?
