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CoPlace activates communities from the inside out by providing technical assistance to local leaders, investing in local businesses, and, most importantly, preventing displacement by preserving each community’s unique and valuable culture.
Develop locations people love in months instead of years
CoPlace uses modular, distributed infrastructure systems that work like building blocks. These modules can be configured to local community needs in days instead of years, which accelerates both impact and return on Opportunity Zone investment. Each CoPlace infrastructure adapts to the actual needs of the people using it, making a CoPlace a valued community asset.
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Transforming the most dangerous block in downtown San Diego to a beloved community destination.
Activating community through conscious investment while maintaining cultural integrity.
Combining art and real estate to build neighborhood connections and beautify the environment.
Project Spotlight: CoPlace Logan
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CoPlace partners with Vanguard Culture to bring ENVZN23 to Logan Heights, The CoPlace team believes in Logan Heights and its incredible potential. ENVZN23 will help re-energize and invigorate people’s love for this community and allow people to appreciate a region that is often overlooked but is steeped in beauty and culture
https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/entertainment/story/2023-08-27/envzn23-more-than-an-art-festival-a-collaboration-between-communities

Tuesday evening at The Soap Factory just north of Logan Heights, where the public will have an opportunity to weigh in on the city of San Diego’s cultural plan called Creative City.
Creative city is an initiative that will guide the city’s investments in arts and culture to create a more vibrant city.
https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/anchor-wale-aliyu-covers-city-of-san-diegos-cultural-plan-meeting

Quartyard, a collaborative project, between RAD LAB and the City of San Diego, located on City owned land explores a series of activities and events that breathe life to that area. This idea was conceived relative to the realization that, due to the economic downturn, a large amount of city owned land remained vacant and not ready to be developed.