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Winter City Design

November 25, 2020

Stantec’s Simon O'Byrne, Business Leader for Community Development, Liza Cohen, Multimodal Transportation Planner, and Andrew Manshel, author of Learning from Bryant Park share winter city design and programming best practices. Embrace the winter city and learn design ideas that you can implement in your town, city, or on your next project.

Simon is an award-winning urban designer and planner.
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Starting with individual people and how they make their transportation choices, Liza focuses on developing plans that expand their mobility options.
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