Parkman Triangle Thrives One Year After Opening

Aug 21, 2011 No Comments by

Parkman Triangle, an example of urban acupuncture in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles, is thriving one year after LA City Council President Eric Garcetti anchored the ribbon cutting in August last year.

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Our 1000th Post: Where We’ve Been, Where We’ve Covered

May 25, 2011 3 Comments by

I thought I would sort out where GreenGoPost.com has been the past couple years. I have been fortunate enough to have visited over 50 countries, and have had the opportunity to write about many more.

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Kobe Bryant and His Double-F Bomb

Apr 25, 2011 3 Comments by

Ara Babaian explains how the Los Angeles Lakers and Kobe Bryant end up handling the “Double F-Bomb” controversy could be a lesson in both CSR and business strategy.

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Parkman Triangle Makes Local News on NBC 4!

Apr 20, 2011 3 Comments by

It has been a year since work on Parkman Triangle was completed, and now the micro-park is thriving. Last October, NBC 4 interviewed Ara Babaian about the work that went into this Silver Lake street corner, and this morning it make NBC 4’s segment on cool local neighborhoods.

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Parkman Triangle, One Year Later

Feb 13, 2011 1 Comment by

About a year ago we started work on Parkman Triangle, a thin strip of land on Parkman Avenue and Silver Lake Boulevard south of Sunset Boulevard. The micro-park, once a dreary patch of asphalt, now thrives.  We had some hits and misses with some plants, but now the space is lush–all those Christmastime rains sure [...]

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The Ribbon is Cut – Parkman Triangle Is Open!

Aug 15, 2010 No Comments by

After two years of applications, planning, negotiating, and working, Parkman Triangle is finally open. You can now grab a cafecito at Cafe Tropical and enjoy it with a guava cheese pie on one of the rocks (just throw away your trash, of course!).

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Parkman Triangle Is A Reality

Mar 14, 2010 3 Comments by

Yesterday, we had a fantastic turnout for our work on Parkman Triangle. I asked Ara Babaian to share his thoughts on this project. I will invite others working on Parkman Triangle to give their views and hopes for a plan that we hope catches on in LA. Let me start with Ara!–LK/GGP   On Saturday, [...]

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Parkman Triangle Hits Pay Dirt!

Mar 05, 2010 No Comments by

Well, actually it was free dirt.  It’s been an eye-opening experience working on the Parkman Triangle Project.  I’ve spent many hours this month calling contractors, from trucking companies to landscapers to plumbers to dirt companies.  What money we have really needs to go to plumbing, so to save about $2500, we decided to see what [...]

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What to Consider in Anticipation of a Major Transaction

Jan 31, 2010 No Comments by

GreenGoPost.com has spent much time talking about the “what-if” scenarios in the world of renewable energy and green technology. But there are companies out there that have found much success.  For those of you considering a major transaction for your business, whether it is a sale, merger, private equity financing, or debt financing, I invited [...]

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Parkman Triangle Park in Silver Lake

Jan 30, 2010 No Comments by

At the corner of Silver Lake Boulevard and Parkman Avenue lies a 2000-square foot patch of asphalt that has lain empty for decades.  Occasionally, trash is strewn across it; sometimes there are unpermitted weekend yard sales or flea markets; often cars are parked on it illegally.  Years ago this space was paved over to make [...]

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