Who created the project "re-grouping"?

This project was created by Shannon McLain on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "re-grouping"?

"re-grouping" is a Urban Layers, Urban Morphology, Urban Jungle, Urban Renewal, Urban Design, Urban Intervention, Urban Energy, Tactical Urbanism, Feeding the City, Placemaking, Community Planning, Street Art, Reclaimed Space, Walkable City, Recycled Ruin, Furniture Design, Prototyping, Urban Mobility, Urban Identity, Urban Circus project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "re-grouping" located?

This project is located in Philadelphia, United States.

re-grouping

re-grouping is a modular urban furniture system playing off of the identity of Philadelphia. It takes our bottom-up, community powered approach to street furniture; empowering public space out of unforeseen locations, such as marking neglected infrastructure, transforming vacant lots, and transforming non-places.

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