RV 2015: Guerrilla Placemaking by Josh Ghaffari

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What roles do pop-up art, parklets and other guerilla strategies play in turning communities into great places? Do these efforts support, influence or hinder the "officially sanctioned" placemaking actions? What if these efforts are, in fact, officially sanctioned? Share your story and get inspired by ideas and actions from other attendees while you eat. Facilitators: Josh Ghaffari, Community and Facilities Planner, Government of the District of Columbia; New Rail~Volutionaries Leadership Committee, Washington, DC Janet Gonzalez, Transportation Sustainability Director, HDR, Chicago, Illinois

2015 Rail~Volution Conference
Dallas, TX
Idea Exchange―
Guerilla Placemaking
Facilitators
Joshua Ghaffari, Community and Facilities Planner
– DC Office of Planning, Washington, DC
Janet Gonzalez, Transportation Sustainability Director
– HDR, Chicago, IL

What is a Pop-up?

Where do you see pop-ups
in your city?

What makes them successful?

Temporary Parklets

Temporary Street Furniture

Retail & Performance

Arts & Events

Food Trucks

Traveling meetings

Placemaking and Community
...the importance of on-the-ground activities

Outreach should be:
1. Easy 2. Fun 3. Worthwhile

Understand what you are trying
to accomplish
•  Get input (from a diverse group)
•  Build support and foster relationships
•  Educate and expose public and stakeholders
•  Build a culture/build excitement

Get people involved...
...even though they didn’t know they wanted to be
The pop-up

A captive audience

An unwitting audience

Get people invested...
...find common ground

A walking workshop

Multi-jurisdictional workshop...
...including a diverse group of stakeholders

Get people to understand...
...put them in the right shoes

A bikeshop

A walkshop by wheelchair

Build a culture...

Of health

Of community

Make it worthwhile...
...for everyone

Get useful input...
...ask the right questions

Vote with your wallet
Photo: Sam Schwartz Engineering D.P.C.

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others are saying

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