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DAYLIGHT Podcast | Season 2 Episode 4 | Justice

Written By PUP Team - July 27 2019

This podcast was recorded during our fourth DAYLIGHT event of Season two, Justice, held on June 27, 2019. This conversation was between Maurice Cox, Director of Planning and Development for the of the City of Detroit, and Vop Osili, President of the Indianapolis City-County Council.

DAYLIGHT Podcast | Season 2 Episode 3 | Dignity

Written By PUP Team - July 03 2019

This podcast was recorded during our third DAYLIGHT event of Season two, Dignity, held on May 9, 2019. This conversation was between Justin Garrett Moore, AICP, Executive Director of New York City Public Design Commission and Co-founder of Indianapolis-based social enterprise, Urban Patch and Starla Hart, MPA, Director of Community Initiatives for 16 Tech.

Designing For Equity and Inclusion

Written By PUP Team - June 11 2019

What if our built environment was always designed to enhance our lives and aspirations? What if development was done with the community, instead of to the community?

DAYLIGHT Season Two: Inclusive Design

Written By Andrea Cowley - March 15 2019

When we include inclusive design practices, we create a space for innovation. We open ourselves up to creating spaces and places that consider the emotional and psychological impact design can have on the people who inhabit those spaces. We can use design practices that not only reduce barriers, but also invite participation.

The Central State Connectivity Plan

Written By PUP Team - January 22 2019

The Central State campus offers Indianapolis an opportunity to think big picture, in 2019, about how we want our city to be built. Building the connective threads that both weave across the campus and weave into the neighborhood, creating connections that reach beyond the Campus’ borders and benefit all of the surrounding residents, is an opportunity to take seriously.

The Next Right Thing

Written By Andrea Cowley - January 09 2019

PUP has reached a milestone, 10 years of remaking, dreaming, doing. What started as a simple idea to save a huge resource became a rallying point for change. It’s truly amazing what we’ve accomplished together so far and what comes up for me time and again is the fact that PUP seems to always be doing ‘the next right thing’ in a city that is constantly evolving. In this next chapter for PUP, you’ll be seeing more ‘next right things’ and we’re inviting you to come help us achieve our vision.