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"Global Site Plans has enabled us to construct more effective visual and written messages that communicate the unique attributes of our firm. The effectiveness of the design approach is continually validated through increased traffic to the site - leading directly to several new work opportunities for the firm." - Heather Menninger, AMMA Transit Planning
"Global Site Plans has helped raise People for Parks Los Angeles' profile on the Internet by revamping our website and establishing People for Parks on social networking sites to reach a young, socially conscious base of support." - Steve Weingarten, People for Parks Los Angeles
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Hub Istanbul: Social Innovation through Placemaking, Coworking
by Renée van Staveren on January 25, 2012If you had an empty warehouse and a pen and paper, what infinite uses would you create?
Art space; meeting or event space; a library; a cafeteria or cafe; an acoustic or sound room; a gaming room; a gallery; yoga or meditation space; or a multi-purpose work space? The only limitation is your imagination.
Your ideas are the recipe for inspiration, empowerment, and meaningful[...]
While at one time it was counted among the most productive manufacturing areas in the world, the area of former heavy manufacturing bordering the Great Lakes, known as The Rust Belt, has suffered from decaying industry and deserted cities.[...]
Who wouldn’t want a landscape architect to give them a business card full of seeds? Lush gives their clients free seeds with every business card! In this way, the card serves multiple purposes. One is branding, and another is of a much more[...]
The Benefits of Website Maintenance for Your Environmental Design Business
by Benjamin Ha on January 26, 2012Within the field of architecture, engineering, environmental non-profit, landscape architecture and urban planning, attending to your website’s upkeep will help your business grow and continue to thrive.
Clientele will most likely conduct[...]
How Realistic is the Scottish Government's Target of 100% Electricity Generation from Renewable Sources by 2020?
by Laura Paterson on January 27, 2012With a wealth of natural resources, Scotland has the potential to be a world leader in renewable energy production and Scotland’s First Minister, Alex Salmond, is happy to encourage a new industry that with create jobs and wealth. Scotland’s[...]
Despite Setbacks, Philadelphia Makes Big Strides in Responsible Urban Planning
by Barrett Lane on January 23, 2012The Race Street Pier was one of the city's most recent planning highlights, bringing residents back to the Delaware River Waterfront. Image courtesy of Flickr user J. Poore.
Normally, I use this column to write about social media trends in planning, and highlights of local planning efforts close to home, but last week, a headline in the local campus paper alarmed[...]
Repurposing Meadowbrook Golf Course as a Regional Park: Greenspace in West End Montreal
by Yosef Robinson on November 07, 2011According to a study, Montreal has one of the lowest percentages of greenspace of any major North American city. One of the largest pieces of undeveloped greenspace is Montreal’s West End is Meadowbrook Golf Course. [...]
The Whitmore Track Project: Attracting Athletes to High Altitudes in Mammoth Lakes, Califonia
by Patricia Kent on January 03, 2012
How can a world-renowned ski resort town attract world-class athletes in the summer time? The answer is a top-notch sports field facility. For Mammoth Lakes, California this project is called The Whitmore Park Track and Sports[...]
While research and development of algal biofuels are currently receiving much interest and funding, they are still not commercially viable at today’s fossil fuel prices. However, a niche opportunity may exist where algae are[...]
Attention Architects: 5 Reasons You Need a Free Website Review
by Alexandria Stankovich on January 19, 2012
Are you an architecture student with a digital portfolio? Or an emerging professional seeking a client base? Or a designer with a growing architectural firm? If so, defining your brand and marketing your talents can be[...]
Social media marketing has become a buzzword this decade. Every business seems to be hiring social media marketers now. Which social media network would be the most appropriate for a certain[...]
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