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Northfield Public Art Opportunities: <br /> The following recommendations for public art and creative placemaking in <br /> Northfield.. MN are based on the unique character of this beautiful river community. <br /> The Opportunities include a set of public art and creative placemaking typologies <br /> that offer up a way of defining these opportunities in the unique context of <br /> Northfield. The Public Art Opportunities map builds on the existing public art <br /> collection and makes recommendations on sites and typologies of public art and <br /> creative placemaking that could be integrated into the river loop to help celebrate <br /> the community and create unique spaces that represent the past, present, and <br /> future of Northfield. This map can also be considered a curation of spaces in <br /> Northfield, both existing and potential, anchored in the new infill development <br /> proposed by BUILD:PUBLIC and the Lander Group. <br /> This document builds off the work of BUILD:PUBLIC as well as municipal planning <br /> documents like the Northfield 2020 Riverfront Enhancement Action Plan. The <br /> Riverfront Enhancement Action Plan calls for the following that are integrated into <br /> the next steps recommendations for Northfield and public art. <br /> 1) ESTABLISH Northfield's Cannon River Regional Park <br /> 2) ENHANCE and activate your riverfront parks <br /> 3) COMPLETE your local and regional trail system <br /> 4) EXPLORE Ames Mill Dam reconstruction options <br /> 5) PROMOTE economic development and tourist destination <br /> Reflecting Northfield Today: Ecology, Industry, and Education <br /> Northfield, MN is a vibrant small, college town on the Cannon River in central <br /> Minnesota. It is surrounded by an agricultural area and has roots in related <br /> industries. The town is also an academic centerpiece for the state boasting several <br /> renowned local colleges. Downtown has a unique character that is a walkable, <br /> human scale, with a historic feel. The river flows along the back door of main <br /> street, and the area is full of opportunities for deeper connections to the riverfront. <br /> The public art opportunities analysis of Northfield builds off the plans for new and <br /> enhanced connections to the river through a celebration of what is uniquely <br /> Northfield -- an intersection of ecology, industry, and education. <br />
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