Friday photo 2/15/13
In the Federal Hill area of Providence, Rhode Island sits DePasquale Square. The Square is not only a respite from busy city streets, but also a diner’s delight. For some really great eating, find yourself in this place.
Tagged with: city planning • Kevin Klinkenberg • land use • master plan • New Urbanism • new urbanist • pedestrian-friendly • Providence • public space • smart growth • squares • urban design • urban planning • walkable • walkable communities • walkable neighborhoods
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Rather succinct, but that’s all I need. I will be there next month. G’day Kevin!
Here it is last week after the Blizzard: