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Park[ing] Day L.A.
: Urban & Environmental Policy Institute at Occidental College
Reinventing LA: A Chicken and Egg Story
10 am - 3 pm
Urban & Environmental Policy Institute at Occidental College
: North Pine Neighborhood Alliance
Doing a park lounge/dog park.
12PM-5PM
North Pine Neighborhood Alliance
: Copenhagen street/park at Bike Oven
10am-12pm & 2 - 4pm(fluid)
Everyone has expressed their distaste for 'contested streets', but few have recommended solutions for the problem.Taking a page/idea from the film of the same name we will attempt to remedy it with a redesign of said location replete with bike lane,cafe and pirate radio station. DJ's will spin vinyl(yes, records!) at press time have not confirmed live acts,but have a verbal with vendor and will shift to suit schedule.(chicken leather from killradio maybe able to free up his 'instores' and join the
extravaganza!)
10am-12pm & 2 - 4pm(fluid)
blackwomansidekick@hotmail.com
(323) 683-2281
chickenleather@killradio.org
Copenhagen street/park at Bike Oven
: Rios Clementi Hale Studios
Rios Clementi Hale Studios
: Joint Site: AIA & Mia Lehrer + Associates
http://www.aialosangeles.org
http://www.mlagreen.com/
Joint Site: AIA & Mia Lehrer + Associates
: URBAN STUDIO
URBAN STUDIO
: UCLA Urban Planning
westwoodless park
8am-12pm
A gated park near the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf with sod and potted trees and a fooz ball and/or ping-pong table.
UCLA Urban Planning
: Team Pedal Power!!! [1]
9AM-10AM
Team Pedal Power!!! [1]
: Team Pedal Power!!! [2]
10:15AM-11:15AM
Team Pedal Power!!! [2]
: Team Pedal Power!!! [3]
11:30AM-12:30PM
Team Pedal Power!!! [3]
: Team Pedal Power!!! [4]
12:45 PM-1:45 PM
Team Pedal Power!!! [4]
: 99 Gallons Per Mile @ Lehrer Architects
LEHRER ARCHITECTS LA
2-5PM
99 Gallons Per Mile @ Lehrer Architects
: AidsWalk LA 2007/STAR Benefit Site
9AM-5:30PM
A canopy of green material half way up with children's hand prints, as well as animal prints and AIDS ribbons covering three sides of the canopy.
AidsWalk LA 2007/STAR Benefit Site
: South LA TPL/CHC Park
Hosted by The Trust for Public Land and Community Health Councils
9:30 am-3:30 pm
Los Angeles, CA: The Trust for Public Land (TPL) invites you into 131.4 square feet of tranquility in the center of the asphalt jungle next Friday. Step into an eco-friendly, drought tolerant oasis to enjoy a bit of calm while cars and pedestrians pass by on their lunch hour. TPL will transform a parking space at 7th and Flower into a tranquility garden to call attention to the need for parks in urban Los Angeles. Public space makes a city more livable and creates a sense of community by encouraging people to stop and connect.
Cities across America will gain new green space on National Park(ing) Day, September 21, as parking spots nationwide are transformed into public parks. The goal is to raise awareness about the need for more public open space in densely populated urban areas. Supporters in more than twenty cities, including New York, Boston, Chicago, Minneapolis, Washington D.C, Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, have announced participation. Organizers are also inviting local groups to participate, expanding the opportunity from one park to a system of park(ing) parks. Details online at
www.tpl.org/parkingday
.
In addition to the tranquility garden downtown, TPL's Healthy Parks Healthy Communities Program is partnering with Community Health Councils to create a fitness-themed park in South LA. The park, located at the 3800 block of Crenshaw Boulevard, will include an obstacle course to get visitors' hearts racing. The partnership promotes parks as venues for physical activity.
TPL recently introduced a Fitness Zones program that installs outdoor gym equipment in existing public parks, encouraging communities to get healthy by getting active. Fitness Zones can be found at Sunshine Park in La Puente, Dalton Park in Azusa, Roosevelt Park and Belvedere Park in Los Angeles, and San Angelo Park in La Puente.
Other local and national groups participating in Park(ing) Day LA include Livable Places, AIA, the American Institute of Architects (Los Angeles Chapter), Illuminate L.A., North East Trees, and Bicycle Kitchen. At present, there are more than 30 parks planned in the greater Los Angeles area, ranging from an urban forest to a trailer park.
"The Trust for Public Land is addressing two of LA's needs with our planned Park(ing) Day installations," said Debra Geiler, Southern California Director of The Trust for Public Land. "Our fitness-themed park will call attention to the health benefits of open space, and the disparity in access to quality recreational opportunities. Our tranquility park is about making the city greener, calmer, and more pedestrian-friendly."
TPL is sponsoring National Park(ing) Day 2007, a concept created by San Francisco art collective Rebar (
www.rebargroup.org
). In 2005, Rebar created its first "PARK(ing)" project by transforming a metered parking spot into a temporary public park, briefly expanding the public realm and improving the quality of urban human habitat (at least until the meter ran out).
"Our goal was to encourage people to rethink the way our streets are used, and to temporarily expand the amount of public open space in an underserved area of downtown San Francisco," says John Bela, co-founder of Rebar. "We added '24,000 square foot-minutes' of public open space that afternoon."
The Trust for Public Land (TPL) is a national, nonprofit, land conservation organization that conserves land for people to enjoy as parks, community gardens, historic sites, rural lands, and other natural places, ensuring livable communities for generations to come. Since 1972, TPL has protected more than two million acres nationwide. TPL depends on the support of individuals, corporations, and foundations.
Community Health Councils is a non-profit, community-based health promotion, advocacy and policy organization. Established in 1992, CHC's mission is to improve health and increase access to quality healthcare for uninsured, economically-disadvantaged, and underserved populations. For more information on the event in South Los Angeles, contact Mia Boykin at Community Health Councils, mia@chc-inc.org or 323.295.9372 x216.
South LA TPL/CHC Park
: Downtown TPL Park
11 am-2 pm
Hosted by the Trust for Public Land
Contact: Matthew Loranger matthew.loranger@tpl.org
Los Angeles, CA: The Trust for Public Land (TPL) invites you into 131.4 square feet of tranquility in the center of the asphalt jungle next Friday. Step into an eco-friendly, drought tolerant oasis to enjoy a bit of calm while cars and pedestrians pass by on their lunch hour. TPL will transform a parking space at 7th and Flower into a tranquility garden to call attention to the need for parks in urban Los Angeles. Public space makes a city more livable and creates a sense of community by encouraging people to stop and connect.
Cities across America will gain new green space on National Park(ing) Day, September 21, as parking spots nationwide are transformed into public parks. The goal is to raise awareness about the need for more public open space in densely populated urban areas. Supporters in more than twenty cities, including New York, Boston, Chicago, Minneapolis, Washington D.C, Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, have announced participation. Organizers are also inviting local groups to participate, expanding the opportunity from one park to a system of park(ing) parks. Details online at
www.tpl.org/parkingday
.
In addition to the tranquility garden downtown, TPL's Healthy Parks Healthy Communities Program is partnering with Community Health Councils to create a fitness-themed park in South LA. The park, located at the 3800 block of Crenshaw Boulevard, will include an obstacle course to get visitors' hearts racing. The partnership promotes parks as venues for physical activity.
TPL recently introduced a Fitness Zones program that installs outdoor gym equipment in existing public parks, encouraging communities to get healthy by getting active. Fitness Zones can be found at Sunshine Park in La Puente, Dalton Park in Azusa, Roosevelt Park and Belvedere Park in Los Angeles, and San Angelo Park in La Puente.
Other local and national groups participating in Park(ing) Day LA include Livable Places, AIA, the American Institute of Architects (Los Angeles Chapter), Illuminate L.A., North East Trees, and Bicycle Kitchen. At present, there are more than 30 parks planned in the greater Los Angeles area, ranging from an urban forest to a trailer park.
"The Trust for Public Land is addressing two of LA's needs with our planned Park(ing) Day installations," said Debra Geiler, Southern California Director of The Trust for Public Land. "Our fitness-themed park will call attention to the health benefits of open space, and the disparity in access to quality recreational opportunities. Our tranquility park is about making the city greener, calmer, and more pedestrian-friendly."
TPL is sponsoring National Park(ing) Day 2007, a concept created by San Francisco art collective Rebar (
www.rebargroup.org
). In 2005, Rebar created its first "PARK(ing)" project by transforming a metered parking spot into a temporary public park, briefly expanding the public realm and improving the quality of urban human habitat (at least until the meter ran out).
"Our goal was to encourage people to rethink the way our streets are used, and to temporarily expand the amount of public open space in an underserved area of downtown San Francisco," says John Bela, co-founder of Rebar. "We added '24,000 square foot-minutes' of public open space that afternoon."
The Trust for Public Land (TPL) is a national, nonprofit, land conservation organization that conserves land for people to enjoy as parks, community gardens, historic sites, rural lands, and other natural places, ensuring livable communities for generations to come. Since 1972, TPL has protected more than two million acres nationwide. TPL depends on the support of individuals, corporations, and foundations.
Downtown TPL Park
: Materials & Applications and Fountainhead
Mirage--an urban oasis M&A and Fountainhead
12PM-10PM
Materials & Applications and Fountainhead
: North East Trees
The Urban Forest: Restoring Nature's Services.
North East Trees, a design-build, non-profit, environmental firm, uses Southern California native plants, recycled materials and innovative technology to help create an effective urban forest in Los Angeles. It includes trees, shrubs, groundcover, mulch, soil and water. The urban forest in our parks, green spaces and street tree plantings makes our environment healthy and attractive, cleans our air and water, mitigates the urban heat island effect, provides wildlife habitat and invites us back into nature.
Contact: Pieter Severynen, Director of Planning and Design, 323.441.8634, email: Pieter@northeasttrees.org
North East Trees
: East Hollywood Recreation Center
I will be making a small recreation center with sod, a small potted tree and many potted plants, a park bench, a small card table with cards, chess, checkers, dominoes and backgammon available and also have a small inflatable pool from 8am - 2pm
East Hollywood Recreation Center
: ACCORSI ARCHITECTURE
Noon to 4
We’ll invent a relaxing and friendly space—or two—where visitors can connect, play, and chat about what’s important at this juncture in the life of our city. Bipeds, bicyclists, and pets are especially welcome.
Our coffee shop neighbor will no doubt be happy with this impromptu gathering place!
Contact: teresa@accorsiarch.com
ACCORSI ARCHITECTURE
: Echo Park Film Center
1:30PM - 3:30PM
Celebrating the cinematic history of the area, EPFC will provide a "bike-in movie theater & classroom". We will be screening films and conducting free direct animation workshops all afternoon.
Paolo Davanzo - echoparkfilmcenter@hotmail.com
Echo Park Film Center
: Park(ing) Day AFTER-PARTY!
7 – 10 p.m.
610 S. Ardmore (Public Counsel Parking Lot) Los Angeles, CA 90005
$5 Suggested Donation
Ride your bike! Take Transit!
Parking is scarce in Korea-town and besides, riding your bike or taking transit will keep the spirit of Park(ing) Day alive! (add any bike advice, rides, etc.) Take the bus or train to the Wilshire/Normandie stop and walk a block west to Ardmore. Easy access from Metro bus lines 20, 720 or 206 and the Metro Red/Purple Line (use the Wilshire/Western train - not the North Hollywood one). The party is at the top of the street, just south of 6th.
Park(ing) Day After-Party Sponsors:
New Belgium Brewing Company
Little Radio
Trust for Public Land
CRSP / Institute for Urban
Ecovillages
Ron Milam
Volunteers needed for the after party! Help set-up, bartend, take-down, etc.! Email alexislantz@gmail.com
Park(ing) Day AFTER-PARTY!
: USC School of Architecture/Graduate Architecture Student Association (GASA)
8AM-7PM
The space is in between two flex car spaces and we intend to make this one into a sort of pool and grassy area with beach chairs and umbrellas.
USC School of Architecture/Graduate Architecture Student Association (GASA)
: USC School of Architecture/Graduate Architecture Student Association (GASA)
8AM-7PM
We will be at the intersection of Downey Way and McClintock at the end of a plaza which is paved. The idea is to play off the symmetry of this space and show how greening the area could make a dramatic effect on the street. This space will include two benches, marigolds, and other plants.
USC School of Architecture/Graduate Architecture Student Association (GASA)
: Urban Planning Students of Northridge (UPS)
Porous pavement, native landscaping and Latino culture.
9am till the cops shut us down
Urban Planning Students of Northridge (UPS)
: Greenmeme: mikroklimatik
Noon to 3 PM
native grass tunnel
Greenmeme: mikroklimatik
: everything gardens
noon - ??
a beautiful outdoor garden that
will be sculptural and drought-tolerant. plants will be in bird-cages to represent the trapping and control of nature in the urban environment.
everythinggardens@gmail.com
everything gardens
: BlueGreen Consulting with Northeast Trees
*/Confluence/*
9AM-2 PM
BlueGreen Consulting with Northeast Trees
: Sirena Serpentina
9 am - 3:30pm
Long Beach’s very own Tribal Fire Bellydance Troupe feels very passionately about building community, caring for the environment and having fun. In celebration of Gypsina’s birthday we decided to make this party public. So please join us, take a load off & help us strengthen our community and enjoy each other. Green Spaces are good for this.
Please visit us
www.sirenaserpentina.com
or myspace.com/sirenaserpentina
Sirena Serpentina
: Rag-Tag Group: L&A
Rag-Tag Group: L&A
: Oasis Trailer Park(ing)
Car-Free Cargo Carrying Paradise. Let your inner vagabond play. Expand your mind and your shopping list.
Oasis Trailer Park(ing)
: EcoModelo
Park’n Art: The confluence of art and urban environmental activism
Our parking space is a comfy, green getaway from the bustling street of Larchmont Blvd where people can come to relax and draw their cares away in a provided sketchbook.
Sponsored by Ecomodelo.com
EcoModelo
: Melendrez
Olive Street Pocket [Park]
7AM-2PM
Illuminate the potential for the creation of small, intimate, and convivial social public spaces in Downtown Los Angeles.
Melendrez
: A Garden Growing: Creating Environmental Awarness in Pico Union
9am to 5pm
Site sponsored by Studio Dos
A Garden Growing: Creating Environmental Awarness in Pico Union
: S.L.A.P. Socialize Los Angeles Project
8AM - 4PM
SLAP will wear gas masks and hand out MTA maps
S.L.A.P. Socialize Los Angeles Project
: Farmlab
8AM - 4PM
Farmlab will bring out one of their junker car gardens.
Farmlab
: Los Angeles Eco-Village and CRSP Institute for Urban Ecovillages
11:30 am - 4:30 pm
Get a taste of a sustainable neighborhood-in-process at the world famous Los Angeles Eco-Village.
Los Angeles Eco-Village and CRSP Institute for Urban Ecovillages
: Tracy A. Stone Architect /Choy Associates and Gabriel Renz
Eat Your View
4-6 pm
Tracy A. Stone Architect /Choy Associates and Gabriel Renz
: The 'Lower Downs'
"Gone in 60 Minutes"
9:00 to 10:00am
Concept - We see the chance to reuse the many cardboard tubes lying around in our office that have been left over from deliveries to us by our local reprographics company. This park will contain grass and a potted flowerbed built out of cardboard reprographic tubes. Visitors are encouraged to take a pot and feed it with water and nutrients, place it on their office desk or plant it in their garden. A bicycle rack will be integrated into a tube barrier from traffic and seating will be provided under shade. We would like to find a home for each of the potted plants and recycle the tubes appropriately.
The 'Lower Downs'
: Studio 111
SENSEable Park
12-2pm
This park will stimulate all the senses - sound, sight, touch, taste, and smell - with "plants" that literally evoke the experience of the city [of Long Beach]. Here you may enjoy a bit of the liveliness, discovery, and spontaneity that make public open spaces attractive.
Lameese Elqura (lameeseelqura@yahoo.com)
Studio 111
: Ah'bé Landscape Architects
All Day Event (depending on parking enforcement)
“Do you have open space in your life?”
ah’bé landscape architects will ask passer-by this question on Friday, September 21st, 2007 from their PARK(ing) spot in Downtown Culver City. Pedestrians, bikers, lunch-goers, the curious, and maybe even a few drivers will have the opportunity to answer by exploring our parked park.
Our park will be an eye-catcher. Bright orange traffic cones will be re-purposed as vases and will double as a sunflower filled edge and safety barrier. The cone-vases can be moved around throughout the day and re-positioned at anyone’s whim. The asphalt will be covered with green artificial turf and we’ll have a few inviting places to sit down available as well (furniture will be sponsored by Landscape Forms).
Visitors will have the opportunity to participate in the space by jotting down their thoughts about our question posed to them in a guest book/on slips of paper/on materials that will join the tall flowers. Comments collected will be incorporated into a larger document to be posted on our website as a record of the event. We will also have coffee grounds available to give away that will be collected throughout the day from the Starbucks Coffee Shop we are PARK(ed) next to.
Ah'bé Landscape Architects
: SAJE (Strategic Actions for a Just Economy)
The SAJE “Ice Cream Social In The PARK”:
3PM-5PM
The SAJE Park will be one of two parks located in South LA and the only one in the Figueroa Corridor. Based in a South LA “industrial zone,” SAJE’s neighborhood was once primarily residential, and there continues to be children and families on every street. However, those families now live right next door to warehouses and sweatshops. For several blocks in every direction from our community space at SAJE, there is not one green space or outdoor gathering space. We will be messaging that our community is just that—a community—and that we have the right to good resources and access to green space while also promoting a good time in the park by giving out ice cream cones to all our park participants.
SAJE (Strategic Actions for a Just Economy)
: Pasadena City College Park(ing) Art Consortium
Park(ing) as an Art Park:
10:00 am to noon
Five advanced sculpture students from Pasadena City College, under the direction of Deena Caperelli, will combine their visual commentaries on parks and park(ing) spaces. The site will include wire trees, seedlings, a barbeque and a life size metal deer. Their objective is to engage people in the streets of Pasadena with discussion and encourage contemplation of the amount of public space devoted and designed for cars verses alternate uses of public space designed for the enjoyment citizens. The ultimate goal for (Art) Park is to enhance quality of life in the city, even if the experience will just last until the parking meter runs out.
Contact Person: Gale Arvanites doksona@aol.com
Pasadena City College Park(ing) Art Consortium
: office42
[AT]TRACTION
8am to 6pm
16 space community park for a day in honor of Joel Bloom, at Bloom Square
office42
: TERRAIN
Seed Bank:
2PM to 4PM
***APPROXIMATE LOCATION***
Please look around for us as we are selecting a nearby site with just the right conditions for our planting.
The site is in the Ballona Watershed and plays off
the notion of a bank, as in river, and redefining the curb as a
riverbank.
Riparian (river species) seeds will be installed with a seed hopper and the space will be delineated with white flour. A word will be stenciled over the seeds with
soil. After the two hours is up, the team and participants will use water to wash the piece into an adjacent storm drain, to seed Ballona Creek.
TERRAIN
: Many Cultures, Zero Waste
10 AM to 4PM
-Stage of the Arts, Inc.
-The East Hollywood Neighborhood Counci
-Singer/Musician Elson Trinidad
-Thai Community Development Center
Xero Garden Project in our park[ing] lot
Many Cultures, Zero Waste
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