Please try again. admin Comment 6 31 Oct 2011, 12:01 PM In New York City's Times Square, as other studies have shown, providing free moveable park/public seating allows individuals and groups to naturally gather, assemble, form, congregate, partcipate or sit alone as they choose, while enjoying the comings and goings and passersby with pleasure. As well as the moveable tables/chairs, the rising steps seating also generates a great amphitheatre feeling - of being both spectator and part of the spectacle at the same time - viewed and viewer - more... admin Comment 6.1 31 Oct 2011, 12:02 PM THIS REPLY FROM Earlyeast Disappointed to hear in the previous comment, that Woolworths Town Hall lease has been renewed for up to 20 years. I thought the new proposed square "in front of" Sydney Town Hall, would have been the 'icing on the cake' for this city! Oops, blank comment. Please try again. senorpow Comment 7 6 Nov 2011, 5:44 PM Change the traffic signals to improve the flow of pedestrians in the city, even if it's just outside of peak hours. It just isn't pedestrian friendly at the moment. Walking around the Sydney CBD can be downright hostile with the pace of the traffic light changes. Running to make the walk sign in the very, very few seconds allotted isn't conducive to ambling along, exploring and discovering laneways. It makes people rush and you don't really get the chance to relax, discover or enjoy anything. You should also be able to