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Social Equity & Design Excellence Design Development and Democracy Forum I December 11, 2015 You are most distinguished by your thunderous silence and your complete irrelevance. Whitney Young, Jr. President, Urban League 1968 AIA


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Design Development and Democracy Forum I December 11, 2015

Social Equity & Design Excellence

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“You are most distinguished by your thunderous silence and your complete irrelevance.”

Whitney Young, Jr. President, Urban League 1968 AIA National Convention

Slide courtesy Community Design Collaborative of Philadelphia

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individuals and organizations that provide design sign services, ices, educat atio ion, n, and advocacy cacy that help empower and enable people to engage in shaping and managing their environment

Association for Community Design communitydesign.org

community design

Pittsburgh Architects Workshop c.1968

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78 winners (1987-2015)

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Pike Place Market (1987) Seattle, WA Providence River Relocation Project (2003) Providence, RI

Public Markets, Housing, Arts Organizations, Infrastructure, Transportation, Museums, Public Spaces…

Portland Streetcar Project (2005) Portland, OR Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh (2007) Pittsburgh, PA Community Chalkboard (2009) Charlottesville, VA Project Row Houses (1997) Houston, TX

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…Housing, Educational Institutions, Work Force Development,

Mixed-Use Developments, Homeless Shelters, Parks

Inspiration Kitchens—Garfield Park (2013) Chicago, IL Millennium Park (2009) Chicago, IL Santa Fe Railyard (2011) Santa Fe, NM Gary Comer Youth Center (2011) Chicago, IL The Bridge Homeless Assistance Center (2011) Dallas, TX Parkside Preservation (1999) Philadelphia, PA

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THEMES

  • Vision and leadership
  • Engagement and capacity building
  • Collaborative partnerships
  • Anchoring projects in place
  • Leveraging the power of design
  • Places that bring people together
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Vision and Leadership

Miller’s Court Baltimore, MD I 2015 Gold Medalist

Photo: Billy Michaels

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Engaging Community & Building Capacity

Congo Street Initiative Dallas, Texas I 2013 Silver Medalist

Photo: buildingcommunityWORKSHOP

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Collaborative Partnerships

Uptown District Cleveland, OH I 2015 Silver Medalist

Photo: Stanley Saitowitz, Natoma Architects Inc

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Anchoring Projects in Place

The Steel Yard Providence, Rhode Island – 2013 Silver Medalist

Photo: Christian Phillips Photography

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Leveraging the Power of Design

Via Verde – The Green Way Bronx, New York I 2013 Silver Medalist

Photo: David Sundberg/ESTO

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Creating Places that Bring People Together

Inspiration Kitchens—Garfield Park Chicago, IL l 2013 Gold Medalist

Photo: Steve Hall / Hedrich Blessing

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The future may be as much about “planting small seeds” as about “making big plans.”

2013 Selection Committee

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designforequity.org

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“Cities are the story of the 21st century”

Michael Kimmelman, The New York Times The Politics of Public Space Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University February 6, 2014

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“Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody only because, and

  • nly when, they are created by

everybody.”

  • Jane Jacobs

Slide courtesy Community Design Collaborative of Philadelphia