M. Paul Friedberg

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M. Paul Friedberg is an influential American landscape architect known for pioneering innovative urban public spaces and playground designs.

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instanceOf landscape architect
person
urban designer
approach user-centered design of public spaces
awardReceived ASLA Design Merit Awards
American Society of Landscape Architects Honor Award
surface form: ASLA Honor Awards
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
designPhilosophy encouraging active play and social interaction
integration of social use and physical form in urban spaces
educatedAt Cornell University
employer City College of New York
Harvard University
University of Pennsylvania
familyName Friedberg
fieldOfWork landscape architecture
playground design
urban design
focusesOn dense urban neighborhoods
multi-use plazas
public housing open spaces
founded M. Paul Friedberg and Partners
genre professional non-fiction
givenName M. Paul
hasRole pioneer of adventure playgrounds in the U.S.
pioneer of participatory urban design
hasWritten articles on urban open space design
texts on playground theory and practice
influenced contemporary playground design in the United States
late 20th-century urban landscape architecture
knownFor human-scaled public spaces
modular play equipment concepts
multi-level urban plazas
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf The American Society of Landscape Architects
surface form: American Society of Landscape Architects
notableAward American Society of Landscape Architects Medal
notableFor innovative urban public spaces
playground design
notableWork Battery Park City playgrounds
Jacob Riis Plaza playgrounds, New York City
Lincoln Center North Plaza redesign concepts
Peavey Plaza, Minneapolis
Play and Interplay: A Manifesto for New Design in Urban Recreational Facilities
Plaza at the Ford Foundation Building, New York City
occupation author
educator
landscape architect
placeOfActivity New York City
United States of America
surface form: United States

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White Plains High School hasAlumnus M. Paul Friedberg