Author: Groundplay

From John King at SFGate

Those of you who visit San Francisco's two newest public spaces, be prepared for a shock. Planter beds are formed... Click to read more+

From Matthew Roth at Streetsblog SF

At yesterday’s Interdepartmental Staff Committee on Traffic and Transportation (ISCOTT) meeting, where decisions about temporary street closures are decided by... Click to read more+

From Matthew Roth at Streetsblog SF

The entire family of San Francisco city agencies responsible for maintaining its streets made an unconventional decision to close a... Click to read more+

From Matthew Roth at Streetsblog SF

Despite concern from some neighborhood residents that the trial pedestrian plaza on 17th Street and Castro Street would be overrun... Click to read more+

From Matthew Roth at Streetsblog SF

Standing before a crowd of more than 100 people, many of them city staff who had worked to realize the... Click to read more+

From Rachel Gordon at SFGate

City work crews hustled Monday to transform a small stretch of 17th Street in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood into a... Click to read more+

From Bryan Goebel at Streetsblog SF

In less than 24 hours, city officials, including Mayor Gavin Newsom, will be standing in a new pedestrian plaza on... Click to read more+

From John King at SFGate

San Francisco's newest public space is outlined with planters made of thick paper tubes. Granite slabs turned on their side... Click to read more+

As a part of the Monitoring Report action points, a sound abatement installation will take place on December 4 and 11.... Click to read more+