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How to Make Money and Create Community with Monuments - Volume 1

Fronger Park Becomes an Essential Element of the Oslo Community

Highlighting the Value of Individual and Collective Monuments

The biggest park in the center of Oslo, Norway, Frogner Park (Frognerparken) is much more than an urban greenspace. While the area has become synonymous with the sculptures that define the Vigeland installation, the entire Olso community has embraced the natural and created landmarks across the entire space, helping to transform Fronger Park into a […]

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History is Transformed to Create Engagement at the Zuiderpark Stadswalzone in Hertogenbosch

From Medieval Moat to Modern Park

Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands became famous for sieges and battles that have taken place in multiple centuries, some of which compelled the use of water and walls to protect the city from attacking armies. As the city transitioned into the modern era, changes to the setup of the city put these pieces of history at […]

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The Park of Brussels Cultivates Experiences for Audiences Across the Eras

The Many Monuments of Brussels Park

The largest urban public park in Brussels, Belgium, the Park of Brussels features a collection of sculptures, fountains and footpaths to create a variety of experiences for residents and visitors. Featuring tree-lined avenues and space for organized and private gatherings, it has become much more than an urban green space to create engagement that resonates […]

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The Jardin des Sculptures Transforms an Empty Space to Cultivate Engagement

Combining Natural and Artistic Beauty

Located next to the Royal Fine Arts Museums in Brussels, Belgium, the Jardin des Sculptures (Garden of Sculptures) combines the natural beauty of the area with a variety of thematically linked sculptures. This combination has transformed what was an empty alley next to a museum into something that instead enables a different type of engagement […]

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