From Seattle’s Green Lake, here is evidence that vibrant urban businesses can use new forms of “storefront” to interact with public space.
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New! Storefronts of the future–the best street vending poster ever (myurbanist) http://bit.ly/c6PgV9 #urbanism #placemaking #cities
storefronts of the future: the best street vending poster….ever: From Seattle’s Green Lake, here is evidence that… http://bit.ly/ca517f
storefronts of the future: the best street vending poster….ever: From Seattle’s Green Lake, here is evidence that… http://bit.ly/ca517f
RT @crwolfelaw: New! Storefronts of the future–the best street vending poster ever (myurbanist) http://bit.ly/c6PgV9 #urbanism #placemaking #cities
storefronts of the future: the best street vending poster….ever – http://t.co/7CkXLDn via @Apture