Project Update

Watch Turnout NYC Episode 7: Brownsville Heals

March 21, 2023

Turnout NYC is creating new venues for New York's Artists. Follow the series on Youtube.

General

PRESS RELEASE: Design Experts Speak Out Against Adams’ Elimination of Public Design Commission Review

Alexa Mauzy-Lewis | March 16, 2023

Community

Design Trust for Public Space Announces Five New Board Members

February 21, 2023

Community

Public Space News / Winter 2023

Alexa Mauzy-Lewis | February 6, 2023

Project Update

Watch Turnout NYC Episode 6: The Bronx, The Legendary

December 20, 2022

General

PRESS RELEASE: NYC Public Space Advocates Endorse “Making New York Work For Everyone”

Alexa Mauzy-Lewis | December 15, 2022

General

Design Trust Receives New York State Council on the Arts Grant

December 14, 2022

Community

Public Space Newsletter

Alexa Mauzy-Lewis | November 22, 2022

Project Update

Alfresco NYC Coalition Releases New Design Guidelines for Open Restaurants + Streets

November 18, 2022

Community

Reimagining Hart Island

October 26, 2022

Project Update

Watch Turnout NYC Episode 5: Love under the Train Tracks

September 27, 2022

General

Public Space Newsletter | Fall '22 Edition

Alexa Mauzy-Lewis | September 21, 2022

Project Update

Design Trust Awards Grants To Health Equity Projects

September 12, 2022

Project Update

Turnout NYC Episode 4: Fanike African Dance Troupe

September 7, 2022

Employment Opportunity

We're hiring! Development Associate

September 6, 2022

The Design Trust for Public Space (DT) is a non-profit organization founded in 1995 to unlock the potential of New York City’s shared spaces. Today we are a nationally recognized incubator that transforms and evolves the city’s landscape with city agencies and community collaborators.

Our current projects include Opening the Edge, where Design Trust and the New York City Housing Authority are working with residents to reimagine the green space at the Lillian Wald Houses on the Lower East Side, and TurnOut NYC, a partnership with the architecture practice SITU and supported by a seed grant from the Mellon Foundation to connect artists to the potential of public space through new partnerships and built infrastructure.The Design Trust’s most recent Request for Proposals, Restorative City is dedicated to exploring how public space and the built environment can be used as a tool to advance health equity across the city.

Employment Opportunity

Call for Photo Urbanism Fellowship

August 16, 2022

Looking for photographers to apply for a 2022-2023 fellowship with our latest initiative, The Restorative City, focusing on health equity and the built environment!

Community

Public Space Newsletter Aug '22 Edition

Alexa Mauzy-Lewis | August 10, 2022

Program Update

Turnout NYC Episode 3: Queensboro Dance Festival

August 10, 2022

Project Update

Turnout NYC Episode 2: L'Unicorns at the Alice Austen House

August 10, 2022

Project Update

Neighborhood Commons Tests Policy Recommendations with Two Public Space Pilot Projects

July 26, 2022

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