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Publications: Posters and Maps
Posters are often used by the Design Center in public meetings. Some of these posters describe design issues of broad interest and can be used as educational resources by other professionals. Many of the maps also cover topics of general interest. Other posters and maps are project-related and are highlighted here as examples of how the Design Center presents its design research to a variety of audiences.
Many of the large posters and maps are designed so that they can be printed as tabloid-sized handouts.
Educational posters and maps
- Downtown Minneapolis Open Space Tour (1.47 MB)
- Food Map, Twin Cities
- Low Impact Design Tour of Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood (1.46 MB)
- Minneapolis Corridor Housing Initiative Posters
These posters highlight key issues in housing design from housing types to densities. - Parkshed and Park Access Maps
These maps show parks across the Twin Cities in relation to low-mobility populations such as children, seniors, people without cars, and people in poverty. - Regional Parkways Maps
- Transit Oriented Development on the Hiawatha Light Rail (1.84 MB)
Project-related posters and maps
- 38th Street, Minneapolis
- Anwatin Woods, Minneapolis
- Bluff Street Park Concepts, Minneapolis
- Downtown Civic Options, Columbia Heights
- Gateway Park for the Field, Regina, Northrop Neighborhood, Minneapolis
- Johnson Street Streetscape Options, Minneapolis
- Munisotarum Buddhist Temple Grounds, Farmington
- Pedestrian and Bike Bridge Options, Bryant and Kingfield Neighborhoods, Minneapolis
- Prototype Downtown Low Impact Parking Lot, Minneapolis
- Re-linking a City after Road Reconstruction, North St. Paul
- Rivers Edge Development Options, St. Paul/Grey Cloud Township
- Trail Connections to the Downtown, Cologne
- University Avenue Streetscape, Minneapolis
- Veterans Memorial Park Options, Sheridan Neighborhood, Minneapolis
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