Tag Archives: Downtowns

The Art of Branding A Community

Tweet Last week I had the opportunity to participate in a webinar – the Art of Branding a Community by Roger Brooks of Destination Development International.  I’ve heard Roger present a couple of years ago at the annual conference of … Continue reading

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Streetscapes, Inc. Website Gallery v.01

Tweet December 2011 Volume 1 www.Streetscapes.biz Alpha Pagwood Bench Pagwood Seat and Back Optional Mesh Seat and Back Continous Tubular Steel Frame Frame Finish – Rilsan Polyamide Installation – Portable or Surface Mount Applications – Bus Stop, Park or Streetscapes … Continue reading

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Center Arm Rest Solution

Tweet It’s nearly impossible to have a discussion about street furniture and benches or public seating without having a discussion about center arm rests.  Center arms, mid arms and sometimes called anti-vagrant bars are primarily used to deter people from … Continue reading

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Unfriendly Sidewalk Cafe Guard Rails

Tweet There are many pleasures to sitting in a curbside restaurants or sidewalk cafe – among them people watching, listening to the sights and sounds of the street, socializing and relaxing.  They encourage pedestrian traffic, add character to the neighborhood, … Continue reading

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Let’s Save The Downtown and Pedestrian Friendly Post Offices

Tweet The United States Postal Service is in the process of consolidating and closing Post office branches as a cost saving measure.  We understand the need to reduce operating cost, but I’d like to see them keep the pedestrian friendly downtown … Continue reading

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