Capturing Hidden Value in Local Assets - Ryan Gravel, Senior Associate with Perkins+Will
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The document discusses Ryan Gravel's presentation at the Urban Leaders Summit in Detroit, Michigan on November 8, 2010. It focuses on the Atlanta BeltLine, a project to convert a 22-mile railroad corridor circling Atlanta into a multi-use trail incorporating parks, affordable housing, and transit. The BeltLine aims to address problems created by urban sprawl and change how Atlanta thinks about transportation, economic development, and greenspace. It also references other examples of infrastructure projects that shaped cities, such as Paris' redesign by Haussmann and New York's development under Robert Moses and Jane Jacobs.
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- 1. Ryan Gravel, AICP Senior Associate Perkins+Will CEOs for Cities The Urban Leaders Summit Detroit, Michigan : November 8, 2010
- 2. Special Collections Department, Pullen Library, Georgia State University Atlanta
- 3. 3 Special Collections Department, Pullen Library, Georgia State University Atlanta
- 4. Atlanta
- 5. Georgia $64 - $56 = $8
- 6. Align Infrastructure with Vision
- 7. What kindof city do we want? region place neighborhood state country
- 8. Developing new solutions to the problems created by a sprawl-dominated landscape will require a new thinking, and ultimately, anewkindofcity. The BeltLine will changethewaywethinkaboutAtlanta.
- 17. Atlanta
- 18. New York
- 19. SanFrancisco
- 20. Detroit
- 24. 3. Greenspace
- 27. + New Parks + Affordable Housing + Community Stabilization
- 28. + Preservation + Arboretum + Public Art
- 29. + Sustainable Design + Public Health + Street Framework
- 31. New York – Moses/Jacobs
- 32. Atlanta BeltLine
- 33. Oglethorpe’s Plan for Savannah(1734) 33
- 34. Commissioners’ Plan for Manhattan (1811)
- 35. Atlanta BeltLine
- 36. Atlanta BeltLine
- 37. Atlanta BeltLine
- 38. Atlanta BeltLine
- 39. Atlanta BeltLine
- 40. Atlanta BeltLine
- 41. Atlanta BeltLine
- 42. Atlanta BeltLine
- 47. Ryan Gravel, AICP Senior Associate Perkins+Will ryan.gravel@perkinswill.com 404-786-9761 Atlanta, Georgia
Editor's Notes
- Title slide
- Our opportunity for change comes because we’re changing anyway.
- If you’re not from Atlanta, this may be how you know us.
- It starts to change the way we think about Atlanta – begin the kind of cultural shift that is required to start building a more sustainable future.
- Add railroads and use bl planning area to highlight
- Remake this series with magenta non-faded line
- Use bl planning area to highlight
- Tie back to story of Savannah – framework accommodates multiple futures that we can’t possibly predict
- Case Study: Adair Park, Pittsburgh, Capitol View, CV Manor
- Case Study: BeltLine Transit + Trail
- Case Study: Greenway Expansion
- Case Study: Infill Development
- Case Study: New Street Framework
- Case Study: Public Space Enhancements
- Case Study: New Compact Mixed-Use Districts
- Title slide