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Our clubhouses are more than spaces; they're a haven of comfort and connection. Whether you seek tranquility or a lively atmosphere, you'll find it here. It's the perfect place to kick back, relax, and make yourself at home. 💫🔑 #NEPropertyManagement #ApartmentLiving #MultiFamilyLiving #Community #BestApartments #BestApartmentManagement #ApartmentLiving #ApartmentLife #LoveWhereYouLive #PropertyManagement #PropertyManagementCareers #ApartmentManagementCareers #Multifamily

THIRD PLACES: BEST PRACTICES 1. Combine multiple uses, services, and businesses under one roof 2. Create flexible spaces with various types of seating options 3. Include low-cost (or no-cost) options to boost traffic 4. Incorporate food and/or beverages 5. Keep long hours, if possible 6. Proactively welcome a great variety of visitors 7. Host regular activities, including not-for-profit arts and culture 8. Design and program for social interaction 9. Include amenities to support lingering (games, books, arts, etc.) 10. Embrace quirks and uniqueness Thank you to Rik Adamski, who gathered these ideas based on his many years of experience in this space. Every #neighborhood needs a good third place that brings people together. A good neighborhood will have many - including #restaurants, #parks, houses of worship, #library branch, civic association, barber shop, school parking lot, even a home that keeps its doors open all the time. The best places likely serve multiple purposes (as explained above). What is your favorite third place in your neighborhood? What is the most innovate third place you have seen? Please share stories. Pass on ideas. Placemaking Education Cormac Russell Danya Pastuszek Sarah Strimmenos Dawn Martz Dan Baisden Tracy Hadden Loh David Edwards Tim Soerens Tim Tompkins Shawn Duncan Jennifer Prophete Adam Barlow-Thompson Sam Pressler #socialprescribing #community #loneliness Ron Ivey David Burton Frances Kraft Douglas Jutte John B. Daron Babcock De'Amon Harges Ethan Kent PlacemakingX Nate Storring Madeleine Spencer Chris Ko Michael Skoler Courtney English

In Metro Melbourne we raced to create outdoor spaces and community hubs to respond to the isolation of COVID and the negative impacts on businesses. This fueled a commitment to Placemaking as a way of facilitating a people-led movement for community renewal. This article from the Social Life Project not only describes the impact of Placemaking as a response to COVID, but also the threat that these new community hubs are under in NYC. Worth a read for the "before and after photos alone"! I know a lot of cafes and restaurants are doing it tough, and they probably have much higher overheads that the local street food van or shed. The challenge is how to maintain the new people-focused footpaths and outdoor areas AND provide fair regulations for traditional and predominantly indoor businesses. With good planning, more vibrant and activated streets should provide an economic flow-on for established businesses. If it doesn't, the answer is not to close down the new street activity, but to ask how better to support traditional hospitality businesses. #placemaking #community #urbanrenewal

This week the topic of conversation - at least to start off with - will be the notion that "behind every great customer experience is a great employee experience." As in the backstage. Is it true that the tools and services behind the scenes are just as fundamental to a customers’ experience as the front of house user interface? If so, what are the challenges and how do we overcome them? #internalservicedesign #servicedesign

DISCOVER CENTRAL IOWA COMMUNITY - ANKENY, IOWA Discover the lifestyle perks of making Ankeny your home! 🌟 This vibrant community offers more than just beautiful homes; it's a place where you can truly live your best life. 🏡💫 From top-rated schools, bike trails and expansive parks to bustling local businesses and community events, Ankeny provides all the essentials for a fulfilling life. 📚🌳🎉 Why choose Ankeny? 1. Community Engagement: Active local organizations and frequent community events. 2. Recreational Facilities: Sports complexes, parks, and trails for every fitness level. 3. Cultural Experiences: Diverse dining and shopping options that cater to all tastes. Ankeny isn't just a place to live—it's a place to thrive. 🚀 #AnkenyLiving #CommunityVibes #HomeSweetHome #LifeInAnkeny #EnjoyLocal #FamilyFriendly #ActiveLifestyle #CulturalHub #LisaYeggeRealtor #ExploreAnkeny

"🌿 Fostering Wellness via Outdoor Engagement. 🏞️ Discover the wonders of Tennessee's outdoors with Tennessee Urban Outdoors, where every adventure is a step towards unity, vitality, and inclusivity. 📧 Email: info@tnurbanoutdoors.org 🌐 Website: https://lnkd.in/d_3aKAbH #WellnessOutdoors #TNUOAdventures #UnityInNature #linkedingrowth #linkedinengagement #letsconnect #OutdoorInclusivity #NatureConnection"

9 Fun Spring Activities For Your HOA Community Homeowners associations are known for many things, one of them being social events. With the new season in full swing, HOAs should start planning their spring activities. #HOAActivities #SpringEvents #SpringFun #CommunityGathering #HOALife #SpringTime #SpringFestivities #SpringSeason https://lnkd.in/gVytFqp2

Whether you're prepping for the upcoming holiday season or simply looking to enjoy the serene beach life, here are some essential home tips for October. 1. Fall Clean-Up and Maintenance October is an excellent month to tackle home maintenance projects before the heavy rains of winter arrive. Here are a few tasks to keep in mind. 2. Embrace Autumn Decor Fall is the perfect time to refresh your home decor with seasonal touches that reflect the beauty of October. 3. Outdoor Living Space As the temperatures begin to cool, it’s a wonderful time to enjoy your outdoor living space. Newport Beach has some of the best weather in October, making it perfect for outdoor gatherings. 4. Prepare for the Holidays October signals the start of the holiday season. Now is the time to prepare your home for family gatherings and festive celebrations. 5. Engage with the Community In Newport Beach, October brings many community events and activities that can enhance your home life.

Local people and organisations asked how new Langarth Garden Village community hall can meet local needs   Individuals and organisations in and around Truro who are interested in running activities and events in a new community hall planned for Langarth Garden Village are being asked for feedback to ensure it is designed to meet local needs.     Before an application for planning permission is submitted by the Langarth Garden Village project team later this year, we want to involve those who will be putting on events and activities so that the new facility meets their needs. It will be part of a wide range of community assets, including new parks and urban squares, green spaces, water features, cycle and walking routes, cultural facilities as well as community buildings.   A short online survey is asking them about the types of programmes and activities they want to provide or attend.  The survey will capture feedback that can be used to ensure that the proposed new community hall provides a welcoming space and is designed to accommodate a variety of group activities and community events.    This could include wellbeing and exercise classes, health clinics, children’s birthday parties, soft play for little ones, wedding receptions/private parties, film and music nights, and much more.    Cornwall Council is working with a specialist community leisure company to liaise with individuals and local community organisations to determine the facilities, equipment, and storage requirements for the new building.    SJ SLC is asking those who may be interested in using the new community hall for events and activities to fill out a short online survey with information about what they would like to run at the venue, as well as identifying their facility and equipment needs.      The survey is open until Friday 1 March 2024 and is available here https://lnkd.in/eYcRA_UM   SJ SLC will then use the feedback to assist the Council in identifying a sustainable and deliverable mix of facilities to shape the detailed design of the new community hall. Harry LewisRichard CleghornBirgit HöntzschSarah TrelivingSteve JoelCharles Hill MRICSAdam Birchall Langarth GVCornwall Council