This statement can apply in a number of ways. In addition, if the community and other partners are involved in programming and other activities, this can also reduce costs. More important is that by following these steps, people will have so much enthusiasm for the project that the cost is viewed much more broadly and consequently as not significant when compared with the benefits. You Are Never Finished. By nature good public spaces that respond to the needs, the opinions and the ongoing changes of the community require attention.
Amenities wear out, needs change and other things happen in an urban environment.
Being open to the need for change and having the management flexibility to enact that change is what builds great public spaces and great cities and towns. Contact Us 1996-2001, Project for Public Spaces, Inc.