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Urban Omnibus
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2012 •

Pulses of Light Beneath the Streets

The release of a new book about the Internet’s physical infrastructure inspires a closer look at how fiber optic cables are woven – literally – into the city’s fabric.
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2012 •

chashama: Space to Create

Anita Durst and Kim Schnaubert talk about how we can support artists and improve the economic and cultural vitality of our cities by repurposing under-utilized and empty spaces.
Dutch Kills Green
2012 •

Public Space Potluck: Dutch Kills Green

A field trip to Dutch Kills Green at the eastern end of Queens Plaza, Long Island City
Soft Opening by Jeffrey Inaba/INABA
2012 •

Urban Omnibus BlockParty 2012

A cocktail reception, art auction, and benefactors’ dinner to support Urban Omnibus, the Architectural League’s online publication dedicated to defining the culture of citymaking.
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2011 •

Festival of Ideas for the New City:
Workshop Session 2 Report Out

Moderators and participants from World Café Session 2 regroup for a “report out.” Moderators present the results of the workshops followed by a lively discussion amongst all the participants.
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2011 •

Public Space Potluck

Join Urban Omnibus and the Design Trust for Public Space for a Public Space Potluck at the IBM Building Atrium.
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2010 •

Roosevelt Island Meet-up

On Sunday, May 16th, do not miss a rare opportunity to explore Roosevelt Island with one of its masterplanners and then enjoy a guided tour of an exhibition that unveils the Island’s best kept secret: it’s trash collection system.
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2009 •

Phantom City Meet-up

An Urban Omnibus/WNYC meet-up exploring the Museum of the Phantom City iPhone app, developed by Irene Cheng and Brett Snyder, Saturday, October 31. Cheng and Snyder will discuss their work and lead a tour of some of the sites included in the project.
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2009 •

Goo Gone: Risk, Responsibility, and Toxins in the Landscape

Artist Brooke Singer, advocate Anne Rabe, and historian Sarah Vogel will discuss the history of the Superfund program, the politics of designation, and the changing legal definitions of toxins, risk, and responsibility.

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