Design Trust for Public Space is a non-profit organization based in New York City that aims to transform and enhance the city's public spaces through design. With a focus on collaboration between city agencies and the design community, Design Trust catalyzes design ideas into action, unlocking the potential of public spaces in the city. Their ongoing programs and projects cover a wide range of areas, including public housing participatory design, urban agriculture, sound sculpture walks, and the development of guidelines for high-performance buildings and landscapes.
Since its establishment in 1995, Design Trust has played a significant role in shaping the city's public realm. Their work has resulted in the preservation of iconic spaces like the High Line Park and Times Square Pedestrian Plaza, as well as the improvement of community gardens, libraries, and public housing complexes. By engaging with diverse communities and promoting accessibility, Design Trust for Public Space continues to contribute to the vibrant and inclusive nature of New York City's public spaces.
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