Waterfront visioning session, March 3
Dear PlanPhilly member,
REMINDER: Don’t miss the first views of the civic vision for the Central Delaware Waterfront Planning Process organized by PennPraxis!
Saturday, March 3
3:00-5:00 p.m.
Independence Seaport Museum, Penn’s Landing Reception to follow
Register at www.planphilly.com/registration. If you have already registered, then no need to register again!
This event is the culmination of the work we’ve been doing in riverfront communities for the past few months. Thousands of citizens have participated in the public planning process so far, and now designers will begin to bring the public’s ideas to life! Plus, there will be national and local designers and public officials there, so we look forward to your attendance.
For more details on PennPraxis and its Central Delaware Waterfront Planning Process, check out www.planphilly.com.
Hope everyone has a chance to attend! For those who cannot attend Saturday, feel free to email us at praxis@design.upenn.edu with questions or comments.
Best,
The PlanPhilly Team
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PennPraxis Office
410 Duhring Wing
University of Pennsylvania School of Design Philadelphia, PA 19104-6311
Tel: 215-573-8720
Fax: 215-573-9600
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