Clean Curbs: Design Solutions for Waste Storage in the Street

*This event is occurring as a live webinar. Registrants will be emailed a link to access the program.*

Recent events have led many New Yorkers to realize the value of public space and start reimagining city streets. As the Transportation Alternatives 25×25 Challenge states, “It is time to make a fundamental shift in what purposes our public space serves, and ensure that the New York City of the future is built for people, not cars.”

Today’s pedestrians navigate around piles of refuse and recycling that take up significant sidewalk space and attract rats. It is time to design better solutions for setting out waste for collection. This panel brings together a group of designers, waste advisors, and City officials for a conversation focused on solutions, including the City’s Clean Curbs pilot program.

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Speakers:
Gregory Anderson, Deputy Commissioner for Policy and External Affairs, NYC Department of Sanitation
Ed Janoff, Deputy Director/Chief of Staff, Union Square Partnership
Guido Hartray, AIA, Partner, Marvel Architects
Kate Mikuliak, Program Manager for Strategic Policy, NYC Department of Transportation
David Segall, Vice President, Policy and Municipalities, Recycle Track Systems
Peter Schon, IDSA, Center for Zero Waste Design
Marquise Stillwell, Founder & Principal, Openbox

Moderator:
Clare Miflin, AIA, Founder, Center for Zero Waste Design