Local and international placemakers being briefed by PNB representatives during a ‘place games’ visit at Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur.
MOST capital cities in Asean countries could do with good placemaking measures, says New York-based organisation Project for Public Spaces senior vice-president Cynthia Nikitin.
“There is a need to balance street space, to get motorists to respect pedestrians and to transition traffic from highway to downtown or city area, ” she said.
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Local and international placemakers being briefed by PNB representatives during a ‘place games’ visit at Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur.
Nikitin says there is a need to balance street space, to get motorists to respect pedestrians and to transition traffic from highway to downtown or city area.
Tita says the ‘White Paper of Creative City’ guideline lists down the 10 principles of a creative city for how compassion can translate to city policies.
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