1. Seating 1

2. Seating 1

3. Seating 1

4. Seating 1

5. Seating 1

6. Changing Perceptions of Outdoor Temperature 2

7. Changing Perceptions of Outdoor Temperature 2 Monthly Total Number of Lunchtime Patrons In Bryant Park

8. Restrooms 3

9. Restrooms 3

10. Restrooms 3

11. Automatic Public Toilets 4

12. Automatic Public Toilets 4

13. Automatic Public Toilets 4

14. Importance of Single People 5

15. Importance of Single People 5

16. Wi-fi Today 6

17. Wi-fi Today 6 Bryant Park Wireless monthly usage

18. Entertainment Options 7

19. Entertainment Options 7

20. Entertainment Options 7

21. Entertainment Options 7

22. Games 8

23. Games 8

24. Carousels 9

25. Carousels 9

26. Christmas Lighting 10 2001 2002

27. Christmas Lighting 10 2003 2006

28. Christmas Lighting 10 2008

29. Christmas Lighting 10

30. Christmas Lighting 10

31. Modernism 11

32. Modernism 11

33. Modernism 11

34. Modernism 11

35. Modernism 11

36. Where the Good Things Are in Europe 12

37. Great Places Many People Haven’t Heard About 13

38. Great Places Many People Haven’t Heard About 13

39. Great Places Many People Haven’t Heard About 13

40. Great Places Many People Haven’t Heard About 13

41. Great Places Many People Haven’t Heard About 13

42. In Lieu of Health Clubs 14

43. Counting Male/Female Ratio as a Safety Indicator 15

44. Building Managers 16

45. Unions 17

46. Removing Graffiti 18

47. Removing Gum 18

48. Removing Gum 18

49. Lawn Length 19

50. Lawn Length 19

51. Urban Myths – Movable Chairs 20

52. Urban Myths – Movable Chairs 20

53. Urban Myths – Movable Chairs 20

54. Urban Myths – Crowd Counts 20

55. Urban Myths – Crowd Counts 20 A crowd of two million people would fill the streets from 37 th Street to 59 th Street, from 5 th Avenue to 9 th Avenue, if every square foot of road, sidewalk, and open space were occupied. Times Square, New Year’s Eve

56. Urban Myths – Crowd Counts 20 Bryant Park Lawn: 65,520 ft 2 At 9 ft 2 per person, Lawn capacity = 7,280 people At 6 ft 2 per person, Lawn capacity = 10,920 people

57. Urban Myths - Vandalism 20

58. Urban Myths - Vandalism 20

59. Spending on Public Spaces 21

60. BP private financing How to Pay for Great Public Spaces 22

61. How to Pay for Great Public Spaces 22

62. How to Pay for Great Public Spaces 22

63. Sponsorships 23

64. Sponsorships 23

65. Sponsorships 23

66. Hardscape vs. Softscape 24

67. Hardscape vs. Softscape 24

68. BP after Hardscape vs. Softscape 24

69. Hardscape vs. Softscape 24

70. BP Gardens Hardscape vs. Softscape 24

71. BP Gardens - MH Hardscape vs. Softscape 24

72. If You Build It, He Will Come 25

73. Charrette Public Space Development Process Programming Workshop Monroe Park Richmond, Virginia, USA Program Budget Design 26

74. PROGRAMMING Charrette Results: Woodall Rodgers Park, Dallas, Texas Public Space Development Process Programming Workshop Results, Woodall Rodgers Park, Dallas, Texas, USA Program Budget Design 26

75. Program Budget Design Public Space Development Process Programming for Woodruff Park, Atlanta, Georgia, USA 26

76. Expense Budget Public Space Development Process Program Budget Design 26 Department Year 1 Year 3 Year 5 Assumptions Sanitation/ maintenance $ 180,000 $ 240,000 $ 260,000 see accompanying charts Security $ 205,000 $ 230,000 $ 255,000 see accompanying charts Horticulture $ 125,000 $ 160,000 $ 200,000 Capital plant maintenance and repair $ 40,000 $ 40,000 $ 40,000 Programming/ events staffing $ 55,000 $ 60,000 $ 65,000 one events manager at $35K with student assistant(s); $10K programming deficit Promotion/ marketing $ - $ - $ 75,000 one marketing manager at $40K plus printed collateral allowance General/ administrative $ 150,000 $ 160,000 $ 170,000 park manager, administrative assistant, office overhead Total $ 755,000 $ 890,000 $ 1,065,000

77. Public Space Development Process Program Budget Design 26

78. Market Share Analysis 27 Woodruff Park, Atlanta Sources of visitors to Woodruff Park: Source of Visitors Number Peak time for visits Office workers 25,000 Lunchtime Students 16,000 Afternoon Tourists 12,000 Throughout day Local residents (within 5-6 blocks) 1,500 Evening Total potential visitors 54,500 Target number of visitors to make the park lively : Target density 250 people per acre Size of park 2.5 acres Target number of visitors 625 people Target market share : Target number of visitors 625 people Total potential visitors 54,500 people Target market share 1.1%

79. Yellow & White light 28

80. Yellow & White light 28

81. Yellow & White light 28

82. Graphic Design 29

83. Graphic Design 29

84. Graphic Design 29

85. Graphic Design 29

86. “ Dumb” vs. “Smart” Tourists 30

87. “ Dumb” vs. “Smart” Tourists 30

88. “ Dumb” vs. “Smart” Tourists 30

89. “ Mom & Pop” vs. Nationals 31

90. “ Mom & Pop” vs. Nationals 31

91. “ Mom & Pop” vs. Nationals 31

92. “ Mom & Pop” vs. Nationals 31

93. “ Mom & Pop” vs. Nationals 31

94. One Way Streets 32

95. One Way Streets 32

96. One Way Streets 32

97. Desire Lines 33

98. Desire Lines 33

99. Homelessness Ratios 34

100. Homelessness Ratios 34

101. Government RFPs 35

102. Government RFPs 35

103. Mylar Balloons 36

104. “ Watch the Borders” 37

105. Bullpen 38