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Lewiston Wins $30 Million Choice Neighborhood Grant!
We received the FANTASTIC news today that U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awarded a $30 million Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant to fund the Growing Our Tree Streets Choice Neighborhood Transformation Plan in Downtown Lewiston. We couldn’t be more excited for the Tree Streets community, the City of Lewiston, Healthy Neighborhoods and all the project partners. Congrats to everyone involved!!
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You're darn tootin'
The public process kicked off last night in Fargo for the Downtown Infocus comprehensive master plan. Over 280 members of the community came out to help us shape their vision for the future of Downtown Fargo.
Read ArticleGR Forward Wins Michigan APA Excellence Award
GR Forward, the community plan and investment strategy to guide the next generation of growth in Downtown Grand Rapids, received the Daniel Burnham Award for a Comprehensive Plan from the Michigan Association of Planning (MAP). According to the APA, the Daniel Burnham Award celebrates comprehensive or general plans that further "the science and art of planning."
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Manayunk Bridge Trail wins 2016 Preservation Acheivement Award
The Manayunk Bridge Trail project was recently selected by the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia (PAGP) to receive a 2016 Preservation Achievement Grand Jury Award.
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Ben Bryant & Chris DiStasi join Interface Studio
We are thrilled to welcome Ben and Chris to the team!
Read ArticleWelcome to our new website!
We're excited to unveil our new Interface Studio website! Our site has a fresh look thanks to the talented folks over at P'unk Avenue. We hope you like it. Check back often to see what we've been up to!
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Jamie takes first in visualization challenge!
Our infographics wiz Jamie Granger took first prize in Data2Go's NYC Visualization Challenge. He manipulated the data provided to map the best places to look for love in NYC. #loveit
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2015 UNWRAPPED: Bringing back Downtown Dover
Dover's 2015 was shaped by a diverse range of stories. Some are strictly local, while others resonate with the year's national concerns: Delaware's opt-out bill, for example, was just part of a larger debate on standardized testing. Still others - from new country music festivals to downtown development in Dover - give us an idea of where the county's growth is headed.
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Praxis Dialogues: Designing for good
As part of the Praxis Dialogues, Scott shares his perspective on designing for the public good.
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