PlanTable, 2025 project rendering, Ecosistema Urbano
Ecosistema Urbano, Pao Arts Center, and the Greenway invite you to the opening celebration of PlanTable at Chin Park. Bring the whole family to explore this unique installation that provides both a refuge from the heat for people, as well as pollinators also threatened by rising temperatures. Enjoy climate and plant related interactive activities for all ages and meet the creators and partners of this project.
Read more about PlanTable
Opening Reception: Friday, August 15 | 4:30-6:30 PM
Rain Date: Saturday, August 16 | 1:00 - 3:00 PM
About Ecosistema Urbano
Ecosistema Urbano is an international architecture and urban design studio working across urban consultancy, public space assessment, and urban transformation processes. Our practice is rooted in the design of high-quality public spaces that enhance bioclimatic performance and ensure climatic comfort, adapting to a wide range of environmental conditions. In response to climate change, we embed resilient design principles into every project, combining immediate interventions with long-term strategies to promote more sustainable, livable, and adaptable urban environments. @ecosistemaurbano
About the Partner
The Greenway is a contemporary public park in the heart of Boston. The Greenway welcomes millions of visitors annually to gather, play, unwind, and explore. The Greenway Conservancy is the non-profit responsible for the management and care of The Greenway. The majority of the public park’s annual budget is generously provided by private sources.
The Greenway Conservancy Public Art Program brings innovative and contemporary art to Boston through free exhibitions that engage people in meaningful experiences and dialogue with art, each other, and the most pressing issues of our time. Past Greenway exhibitions can be viewed on the Conservancy’s website.
About the Project
PlanTable is part of the Un-monument Initiative presented by Pao Arts Center, curated by Lani Asunción, in collaboration with the City of Boston Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture, and community partner The Greenway Conservancy. It is brought to you by a grant from the Mellon Foundation.
