Re-Urbanizing the Urban Fabric: Portland’s Franklin Street
Portland / 9:00 AM
Re-Urbanizing Franklin Street: Portland is finding solutions to housing and transportation challenges.
Re-Urbanizing Franklin Street: Portland is finding solutions to housing and transportation challenges.
How our public infrastructure fails our private needs, join a discussion about the need for enhanced public restrooms and how they make places more livable.
This walk has been cancelled due to an emergency.
Let us show you why Handley Hall deserves to be saved & why it should continue to house the Art & Architecture Programs of UMA. We look forward to seeing you!
Arts and culture organizations are vital to Maine’s economy and what makes it a special place to live, making both individuals and communities stronger.
Explore four of Avesta Housing’s downtown properties and learn how safe, quality, affordable housing contributes to a vibrant and sustainable Portland.
I-295 sliced through neighborhoods, wetlands, parks, and rail yards when it was built in the early 1970’s. It promised to bring economic revitalization to the city through improved automobile mobility and access. Portland had been in decline for decades, with businesses relocating to the the outskirts of town and residents heading for rapidly-growing bedroom suburbs […]
The potential future home of the Bayside Opportunity Center
Join us on the banks of the Presumpscot River for this urban adventure to discover once-hidden waterfalls and stories of a lost river rediscovered.
Take a stroll along Main Street Westbrook to explore the good and not so good about our downtowns for families of all ages.