Museums

New Museum Restores Milwaukee Streets. Oh, and There's Motorcycles.

3 August 2008 - 11:00am
The New York Times
The new Harley-Davidson Museum recently opened it's doors to the public, and the architecture firm Pentagram designed both the enormous exhibit space and the outdoor public spaces that connect the museum to the grid.

Public Housing Museum Idea Moves Forward

22 July 2008 - 9:00am
The Chicago Tribune
A non-profit group in Chicago wants to open a museum dedicated to American public housing in the Former Public Housing Authority Building.

Art, Agriculture, and Civic Identity Converge in the Great Plains

18 December 2007 - 8:25pm

MINNEAPOLIS--If not for the Walker Art Center I would have scant reason to spend extra time in Minneapolis. Minneapolis is not lacking for charm or culture, but it certainly falls in that middle range of American cities, somewhere between New York and nondescript, which is to say that it is not a destination in and of itself, yet it offers reasons to extend a stay for those who find themselves so far north for other reasons.

Toward An Architecture Of Place

27 February 2007 - 3:32pm

At Project for Public Spaces, Inc. we think successful public spaces are the key to the future of cities. By “successful spaces” we mean spaces that are used, but what we find more often than not, in the centers of cities, are some very bad spaces – meaning that they are pretty much devoid of opportunities to do anything – even though they look good. We have also found that the least successful spaces and buildings are often the newest ones.

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