Public Practice: How working in rural and urban contexts opened my eyes to the full potential of green infrastructure

By Omri Ben-Chetrit2023-06-12T10:00:00

Green infrastructure has huge potential to help shape public spaces for the better, writes Omri Ben-Chetrit

Throughout my professional journey so far, my passion and expertise have been dedicated to projects in the public realm and open spaces. This focus stems from my recognition of the immense potential these areas possess for fostering meaningful social interactions, cultivating inclusive environments, and playing a vital role in addressing climate and ecological objectives.

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