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  1. Metropolitan Planning Council's 2014 Placemaking challenge, Old Place New Tricks, activating Chicago Aug. 15 to 17

    • Jul 28, 2014

  2. Old Place New Tricks: Bringing bustle back to Stortorget Square in Norway

    • By Joanna Mikulska, cultural animator and social and cultural events producer
    • Jul 8, 2014

  3. Old Place New Tricks: How can sharing create places?

    • By Kara Riggio and MPC Research Assistant Magdalena Kubecka
    • Jun 23, 2014

  4. Activation successful: Chicago Loop Alliance delivers on Pritzker Park

  5. Participate in MPC's 2014 Placemaking Challenge: Old Place New Tricks

  6. ‘Old Place New Tricks’ Challenge Will Train, Reward Chicagoland Communities Improving Underused Public Spaces

    • Jun 3, 2014

  7. A conference in quotes: ULI's Healthy Housing, Healthy Places

  8. Activating Chicago's public spaces: Lessons from New York

  9. Embellishment and happenstance: Placemaking has no off-season

    • By Jason Brown, co-chair, Evanston's Public Art Committee
    • Mar 25, 2014

  10. Urban Think and Drink: Thinking big & Placemaking with Candy Chang

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