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PARK(ing) day goes mobile

Since 2005, the design collective Rebar, has been claiming metered parking spots and using them as public parks. They lay down grass, picnic benches, and lounge in downtown parking spots, simply feeding the meter when the time is running low. Yeah, I know: brilliant. Now, they’ve made a mobile, peddle-powered park, called PARKcycle. Once again, file this under Things I Wish I’d Thought of First.

03/23/08 by josh kamler

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