Design Joburg Collective: Summer Edition 2021
Design Joburg Collective will be back in Kramerville from 28-31 October
by GPMA · Published 23rd September 2021 · Last modified 27th September 2021
Design Joburg Collective will be back in Kramerville from 28-31 October
by GPMA · Published 17th September 2021
Urban Space Management hosted a walkabout in the Newtown Improvement District to showcase some of the new (and newly refurbished) public art in the precinct.
by GPMA · Published 17th May 2021
This webinar aims to explore various ways in which public spaces have been transformed, indirectly, through other means rather than an urban planning or urban design intervention. We intend to showcase examples where placemaking is the outcome, both unplanned or spontaneous (even surprising).
by GPMA · Published 13th May 2021
Kramerville Design District, in association with Design Joburg, Donald NXumalo & South African Tourism, will celebrate local and global design from 3 to 5 June 2021 at the Design Joburg Collective. This Covid-compliant (and...
by GPMA · Published 24th February 2021
Join Ayanda Roji online for a presentation on the need for an increased focus on African public spaces.
by GPMA · Published 1st September 2020 · Last modified 6th October 2020
Elena Madison (PPS) and Ethan Kent (PlacemakingX) were the guest presenters at September’s meeting of the CID Forum on 1 September. Elena Madison, Director of Programs and Projects at Project for Public Spaces presented...
by GPMA · Published 5th July 2019
On Tuesday 2 July, Cara Reilly presented “From Spaces to Places” to the CID Forum. This was an invaluable session on the way that managed areas should incorporate Placemaking into their daily operations and...
by GPMA · Published 3rd July 2019
Wits South African Research Chair in Spatial Analysis and City Planning would like to invite you to the public launch of a report on the Open Streets Auckland Park event: Date: 18 July 2019...
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With great enthusiams and excitement, we would like to inform you of our recent name change – from CID Forum to GPMA.
The GPMA will function in the same way and offer the same services as the CID Forum.