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seattles park(ing) day event

- friday september 21st, 2012

seattles park(ing) day event

- friday september 21st, 2012

PARK(ing) Day is an annual one-day global event that allows artists, activists, and citizens to independently and simultaneously transform metered parking spots into PARK(ing) Spaces: Temporary Public Parks. Did you know that nearly 28 percent of all land in Seattle is dedicated to automobile travel? And that doesnt even include private parking lots! PARK(ing) Day shows residents what their city would look like if more public space was allocated for urban parks, recreation, social interactions, and other people-centric pursuits, rather than the movement and storage of cars. PARK(ing) Day was created in 2005 by Rebar, a San Francisco art collective. It was originally devised as a creative exploration of how urban public space is allocated and used. By 2010 it had grown to 850 PARKs in 183 cities across and 30 countries, including more than 60 right here in Seattle! Come on out and visit some of these Temporary Public Parks. Thanks to all the PARK(ing) Day participants, the City of Seattle, and SDOT for making PARK(ing) Day 2012 a great success.
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Bike Works Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Coop15 Architecture Daniel Coslett Feet First & Central Waterfront Project HBB Landscape Architecture LMN Architects Patagonia Parsons Brinckerhoff Schemata Workshop Inc. & Scratch Deli Seattle Department of Transportation Trust for Public Land and Seattle Art Museum Weinstein Architects + Urban Designers VMG: VelocityMadeGood

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Rainier Ave in front of Columbia City Bakery between Edmunds & Ferdinand 1930 First Avenue John St between Westlake and 9th Ave Broadway E (between Roy & Aloha) Main @ 1st Avenue Westlake between Thomas and John 2nd Ave between (Marion & Madison) Lenora Streeet (between 1st & 2nd Ave) 2nd Ave, just north of Madison St 12th Ave between E Olive St & E Howell St 5th Ave & King Street University Street between First & Second Stewart St west of 2nd Avenue Westlake @ John Street

map and key courtesy of Feet First and Schemata Workshop