Field Notes: Streetery – Maplewood, New Jersey

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

Ample street parking has been given way to allow for expanded outdoor dining. The use of linked pop-up tents created sizeable areas in the right-of-way where larger structures would not fit.

Streetery outside of the Irish pub to create an outdoor gathering space.
Interesting use of alternating color in tents, raised platform with turf, planters with bamboo, and lights to create a uniquely themed space.
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