Our inventory of sites suggested possibilities in the thousands, ranging from backyards to vacant lots, repurposed streets, growing walls and large-scale farming activities on industrial rooftops.
The event is part of an effort by neighborhood residents to repurpose the streets of the district, which is also near the Museum Quarter.
We don't need a specific public space, we can repurpose any street".
We don't need a specific public space, we can repurpose any street". Q: How did you get people to support this idea?
In the summer, city beaches get lifeguards, public pools are filled, parks and piers show free outdoor movies and concerts, and fire hydrants are repurposed into street fountains for block parties.
In 1974 in Bogota, every Sunday 80 miles of streets were repurposed.
One, he says, is the big ticket: "The university is collaborating with MICA to create a small campus for Hopkins that's about halfway between Peabody and Homewood to try and connect them through a strong spine up Charles Street". Repurposing two hulking and vacant theaters can only spur additional economic activity and vitality in the area.
Let's repurpose that downtime to teach street children life skills.
In the small grass area he has created various installations using elements from nature already on the site and repurposing trash left in the streets of his neighborhood.
This unique brand repurposes illegal guns from the streets and, through designer collaborations, turns them into stunning pieces made from guns and bullets, all to raise awareness and help stop gun violence.
Should we rename every street, rededicate every monument, repurpose every President, to conform to our enlightenment?
