Field Notes: Streetery – Jersey City, New Jersey

Isaac Kremer/ September 17, 2020/ Field Notes, Physical, placemaking/ 0 comments

Slatwall dividers with planters on the inside and concrete barriers on outside to harden edge.
Planters and temporary pop-up tents in streetery.
Planters defining the edge of streetery.
Even enough space for a delivery by redirecting traffic.
This pergola provides a nice pedestrian amenity.
Plaza at Grove St and Newark Ave with effective use of public art on blank wall in the distance.
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