Post by Robin Koch
Portland's annual "placemaking season" has begun!
Lead by City Repair, dozens of teams from all over town are busy designing structures, intersection paintings, pollinator habitat, and permaculture gardens for their neighborhoods. These projects will be implemented in a 10-day blitz, supported by hundreds of volunteers. Helping to build these projects is an excellent way to learn about natural building, sustainable gardening, and much more, and gives you the satisfaction of making a mark in your community.
Mark your calendar for the Village Building Convergence: June 3 - 12, 2016.
Lead by City Repair, dozens of teams from all over town are busy designing structures, intersection paintings, pollinator habitat, and permaculture gardens for their neighborhoods. These projects will be implemented in a 10-day blitz, supported by hundreds of volunteers. Helping to build these projects is an excellent way to learn about natural building, sustainable gardening, and much more, and gives you the satisfaction of making a mark in your community.
Mark your calendar for the Village Building Convergence: June 3 - 12, 2016.
Not only do the staff at Communitecture cheer on the amazing City Repair organizers who share our office--our own Peter Barich is hosting a VBC placemaking site this year as well. Peter is collaborating with his neighbors to design a new intersection painting in the King neighborhood, a neighborhood that has seen much transformation since the early 1990's. We're looking forward to a wonderful intersection transformation at NE Mallory & Going!
Stay tuned to the VBC Website as plans unfold.
Stay tuned to the VBC Website as plans unfold.
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