Serenbe Stories Creating A Sense of Place: Walking Tour with Steve Nygren
As you wander through Serenbe’s hamlets, taking in the details, the architecture, and feeling nature all around you, you can’t help but feel a true sense of place. Placemaking is the process of building high-quality spaces that encourage learning, play, happiness, and health - it’s the intentionality that’s been built into Serenbe’s model from day one. In this special episode of Serenbe Stories, join Steve Nygren for a walking tour of the community and learn all about how he designed the public areas and community at large in order to promote connection to nature, wellness, and a sense of community. We’ll start at the Blue Eyed Daisy, move through Selborne and Grange, and end in Mado. Whether you’re listening at home, in your car, or joining us for a walk through Serenbe, we hope you enjoy this placemaking tour!
Show Notes
- Nygren Placemaking
- Blue Eyed Daisy
- Ryan Gainey
- Creating Art Out of the Ordinary with Ryan Gainey (Serenbe Stories)
- Land Planning and Sacred Geometry’s Influence with Phil Tabb (Serenbe Stories)
- Last Child in the Woods by Richard Louv
- Shannon Lake
- Peter Block
- Gordon Chandler
- Serenbe Planning and Design
- Aspen Institute
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