A Gigantic play experience at the Hunters Point Shipyard in San Francisco →
An annual experiment in reclaiming metered parking spaces →
A performance stage built entirely with repurposed, recycled materials →
A human-powered, open space distribution system. →
PSSDs: Personal Space Softening Devices. →
Claiming civic space for food production →
Parking meters grow improbably tall →
Artist-led community engagement →
Great food and great urban space go well together on the streets of San Francisco →
Zoomy courtyard and edible landscape make space for residents to play, eat together →
A wind-powered object of reflection. →
Popup instant summer in the far North. →
User generated urbanism as a modular mini-park in the parking lane. →
Designing habitat for a seabird in need →
Rebar proposes a fantastic scheme for “constructively” repurposing a vacant lot in downtown San Francisco. →
Double-billed at the world’s most famous architecture exhibition →
Exploring the playful potential of urban Amsterdam →
Playful intervention in the Texas heartland →
We brought our slides to the West Coast’s largest design event. →
A landscape and architecture studio at UC Berkeley →
All hands on Hooper Street for a design-build studio with California College of the Arts →
Temporary street interventions lay the groundwork for a green connection between neighborhoods. →
Tactical urbanism, Spanish style →
Bushwaffle unleashed on the streets of the French capital →
Rebar gets a big microphone. →
Rebar authored a chapter on its practice for the book Insurgent Public Space, published by Routledge. →
The revolution will not be televised. It may be blogged. →
Land art + sustainable power generation = ARTOCOS →
Juicecycle runs on muscle power. And Love. Did we mention Love? →
A garden for the homeless and housed springs up on an interim use site →
Interim garden transforms vacant lot while development stalls →
Urban farm makes use of former freeway site while development waits →
Architecture for animals leverages repurposed and prefab materials →
Rebar storms Paris with a mobile, bike-powered personal park infrastructure. →
Exhibit design and curation at SPUR →
The Cabinet National Library: New and Improved! →
A semi-monumental repository for Cabinet magazine’s organizing documents →
Valuable urban real estate, reprogrammed. →
An experimental project to explore and redefine a novel kind of urban territory: privately owned public spaces. →
Processed, canned, distributed art gallery. →
Iterative design turns pavement into park. →
Tracing the global network of food flows. →
