Have you ever heard about the Rebar Project?
If not, I will tell you about it. The Rebar Project is a group of artists, designers, and activists based in San Francisco . One of their projects is called Park(ing), where their mission is to provide “temporary public open space in a privatized part of town”. What they do is turn a regular vehicle parking into a small temporary park where just like in a metered parking you can feed the meter and then that space is yours for that period of time to sit in a bench surrounded by green space. I think the idea is genius, and I hope that their project spreads around the world and becomes contagious!
Visit their website for more info : http://www.rebargroup.org/index.html
3 Comments:
Nope, never heard of it. Sounds like a "different" idea. I'm not sure what's wrong with going to a real park vs. a cemented parking space.
I think it's more about the idea of turning something so plain and "vulgar" like a parking spot, into a miniature park (hence why it's only temporary).
very creative!
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