Parks and Other Articles

Published in The Journal of the Scientific Society Ludovico Quaroni, Vol. 5, No. 8 (2016). An overview of the history of the City of Albany, New York first [...]

THE ADIRONDACK PARK AS A PARK: ENVISIONING THE PARK'S SECOND CENTURY By Paul M. Bray "What they call the Adirondack Park, you understand, is no small [...]

December 2000 Italian and American Park and Protected Area Twinning by Paul M. Bray Beginning in 1997, still evolving and diverse transcultural [...]

May 1998 Possibility of Parks Unbounded by Paul M. Bray The long, uneven and continuing experiment in the social invention of parks to preserve [...]

The Heritage Area Phenomenon Where it is Coming From Heritage areas (a.k.a. urban cultural parks, heritage parks and corridors, and partnership parks) [...]

June 9, 1995 The Riverspark Story: Partnerships Making a Real Place into a Living Park by Paul M. Bray Riverspark, a locally created and state [...]

June 1998 Parks in the new and old world by Paul M. Bray "Mission impossible" declared Franco Tassi at the conclusion of a presentation on leading [...]

Healthy cities have an ego, a sense and pride of place, and an awareness of where they came from and where they are going. Unfortunately, it is increasingly [...]

In Albany lies the potential for a flowered, urban promenade The Greening of Lark Street Lark Street is a treasure many cities wish they had. So [...]

Parks: Enduring Benefits, Endless Challenges By Paul M. Bray Frederic Law Olmsted's matchless and inspired pleasure grounds beginning with Central Park in [...]