Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 10 minutes ago
Historic demographic shifts in age, race, and household type have huge implications on how we plan and design communities today and tomorrow. These changes have put a new emphasis on planning for place, but more importantly, planning for people. What does this mean to planners and designers and what does planning for people look like? This talk answers those questions and more.
Speaker: Mitchell Silver, AICP, Commissioner, NYC Parks, City of New York
Historic demographic shifts in age, race, and household type have huge implications on how we plan and design communities today and tomorrow. These changes have put a new emphasis on planning for place, but more importantly, planning for people. What does this mean to planners and designers and what does planning for people look like? This talk answers those questions and more.
Speaker: Mitchell Silver, AICP, Commissioner, NYC Parks, City of New York
