The City at Eye Level is a program for improving cities, streets and places worldwide, an open source learning network, and a book. We help create great streets, places where you intuitively want to stay longer, human scale interaction between buildings and streets, ownership by users, placemaking and good plinths (active ground floors) and a people-centred approach based on the user’s experience.
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Public space quality is the backbone of a sustainable city. Great streets, places where you intuitively want to stay longer, human scale interaction between buildings and streets,
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Latest news & new articles:
Cities for All: Placemaking Conference Stockholm
“Cities for All: Gentrification, Public Space, and the Tools of Placemaking”. A conference in support of the launch of the new European Placemaking Network.
The City at Eye Level for Kids
The City at Eye Level Public space quality is the backbone of a sustainable city. Great streets, places where you intuitively want to stay longer, human scale interaction between buildings and streets, ownership by users, placemaking and good plinths (active…
Coming January first: the start of the European Placemaking Network
Via our networks The City at Eye Level, Re:Kreators, New Europe, the Placemaking Leadership Council and others, for many years we have been working with practitioners all over the world creating better cities and great places. How people connect to…
“Creating places without designers”
An interview with professor David Canter, architectural psychologist and founder of Investigative Psychology.
