This document provides summaries of 8 infrastructure projects being managed by the Infrastructure Project Management Division. It outlines the scope, status, schedule and budget for projects rehabilitating roads and bridges across Washington D.C., including Massachusetts Avenue NW, 31st Street Bridge over C&O Canal, Cleveland Park Streetscape, 16th Street NW Bridge, Maryland Avenue NE Reconstruction, Southeast/Southwest Freeway bridges, Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE Revitalization, and East Capitol Street Bridge rehabilitation. The projects range from design to construction phases and aim to improve safety, accessibility and drainage across the city.
The document provides a summary of landscape architecture and urban design projects completed by William Packolyk. It includes brief descriptions of 12 projects ranging from federal building plazas, bridge replacements, stadium designs, zoo expansions, and private residential landscapes. For each project, Packolyk's role is summarized, which included activities such as site design, construction drawings, project management, and presentation graphics. Images and renderings from the projects are also included to showcase Packolyk's work.
The document summarizes the redevelopment of Bhendi Bazaar in Mumbai. Bhendi Bazaar is a 125-year-old crowded market area that was in need of redevelopment due to deteriorating infrastructure and unsafe living conditions. The redevelopment project will replace the existing 245 buildings spread across 16.5 acres with 17 new high-rise residential towers that will house the current residents and provide open public spaces. The redevelopment aims to improve living standards, reduce congestion, and make the area environmentally friendly.
Making the Most of Build to Rent - LB Barking & Dagenham - Dubravka Polic futureoflondon
On 17 August, Future of London organised a field trip to LB Barking & Dagenham to explore three borough-led Build to Rent schemes. Dubravka Polic, Senior Regeneration Professional at LB Barking & Dagenham gave a presentation and led the visit.
The project involves developing a 14-acre site in Corona, CA into 23 single-family homes ranging in size from 14,400 to 20,000 square feet across two phases. Phase one will include 19 homes on 12 acres, while phase two will include the remaining 4 homes on the remaining 2 acres. The project was approved by the city council in February 2015 and has an approved tentative tract map.
The Mayor and Interim City Manager provided an update on projects and the budget for the City of San Angelo. Several park renovation projects funded by a 1/2 cent sales tax were completed on time and under budget. The budget aims to close a $751,000 gap through targeted cuts and fee increases while funding increased street maintenance. An update was also provided on the Hickory water supply project, which will provide a new source of water to meet future needs as usage is projected to increase. Cooperation across organizations will be key to ensuring a reliable water supply and addressing fiscal challenges.
The document provides information about construction of the Forest Hill station for the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project in Toronto. Safety is the top priority during construction. The station will be built using a cut-and-cover method, requiring excavation below the road that will later be reinstated. Construction will occur in stages from 2016-2017, with traffic and pedestrian changes implemented to accommodate work zones. The station design includes entrances, a bike parking area, and potential retail space. Nearby roads will be used as haul routes during excavation and shoring stages.
Backlick Run Gravity Sewer Abandonment Project June 2020Fairfax County
This is a 4,000 linear foot section of gravity sewer that was taken out of service. The pipe had deteriorated and was prone to collapse. The area was restored and site improvements were completed.
This document provides summaries of 8 infrastructure projects being managed by the Infrastructure Project Management Division. It outlines the scope, status, schedule and budget for projects rehabilitating roads and bridges across Washington D.C., including Massachusetts Avenue NW, 31st Street Bridge over C&O Canal, Cleveland Park Streetscape, 16th Street NW Bridge, Maryland Avenue NE Reconstruction, Southeast/Southwest Freeway bridges, Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE Revitalization, and East Capitol Street Bridge rehabilitation. The projects range from design to construction phases and aim to improve safety, accessibility and drainage across the city.
The document provides a summary of landscape architecture and urban design projects completed by William Packolyk. It includes brief descriptions of 12 projects ranging from federal building plazas, bridge replacements, stadium designs, zoo expansions, and private residential landscapes. For each project, Packolyk's role is summarized, which included activities such as site design, construction drawings, project management, and presentation graphics. Images and renderings from the projects are also included to showcase Packolyk's work.
The document summarizes the redevelopment of Bhendi Bazaar in Mumbai. Bhendi Bazaar is a 125-year-old crowded market area that was in need of redevelopment due to deteriorating infrastructure and unsafe living conditions. The redevelopment project will replace the existing 245 buildings spread across 16.5 acres with 17 new high-rise residential towers that will house the current residents and provide open public spaces. The redevelopment aims to improve living standards, reduce congestion, and make the area environmentally friendly.
Making the Most of Build to Rent - LB Barking & Dagenham - Dubravka Polic futureoflondon
On 17 August, Future of London organised a field trip to LB Barking & Dagenham to explore three borough-led Build to Rent schemes. Dubravka Polic, Senior Regeneration Professional at LB Barking & Dagenham gave a presentation and led the visit.
The project involves developing a 14-acre site in Corona, CA into 23 single-family homes ranging in size from 14,400 to 20,000 square feet across two phases. Phase one will include 19 homes on 12 acres, while phase two will include the remaining 4 homes on the remaining 2 acres. The project was approved by the city council in February 2015 and has an approved tentative tract map.
The Mayor and Interim City Manager provided an update on projects and the budget for the City of San Angelo. Several park renovation projects funded by a 1/2 cent sales tax were completed on time and under budget. The budget aims to close a $751,000 gap through targeted cuts and fee increases while funding increased street maintenance. An update was also provided on the Hickory water supply project, which will provide a new source of water to meet future needs as usage is projected to increase. Cooperation across organizations will be key to ensuring a reliable water supply and addressing fiscal challenges.
The document provides information about construction of the Forest Hill station for the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project in Toronto. Safety is the top priority during construction. The station will be built using a cut-and-cover method, requiring excavation below the road that will later be reinstated. Construction will occur in stages from 2016-2017, with traffic and pedestrian changes implemented to accommodate work zones. The station design includes entrances, a bike parking area, and potential retail space. Nearby roads will be used as haul routes during excavation and shoring stages.
Backlick Run Gravity Sewer Abandonment Project June 2020Fairfax County
This is a 4,000 linear foot section of gravity sewer that was taken out of service. The pipe had deteriorated and was prone to collapse. The area was restored and site improvements were completed.
Oct 13 rosehill reservoir_preliminary_overview_knelischer
The City of Toronto is undertaking rehabilitation of the Rosehill Reservoir to extend its service life and ensure structural integrity, which will involve three phases of construction over several years to rehabilitate infrastructure while maintaining water supply and minimizing public impacts, and the project aims to balance water infrastructure needs with preservation of the tree canopy and public enjoyment of the space.
The document summarizes the redevelopment of Bhendi Bazaar in Mumbai. The bazaar is over 125 years old and is being redeveloped due to poor infrastructure and unsafe living conditions, with over 170 deaths from building collapses in the past 3 years. The redevelopment by Saifee Burhani Upliftment Trust aims to create modern infrastructure with amenities while uplifting residents' quality of life. It will replace the existing 280 plots and 245 buildings with 17 high-rise towers that will rehabilitate current residents and include new sale apartments. The redevelopment follows a phased methodology and master plan to transform the area while maintaining stakeholders' interests.
The project is a part of Asia's biggest township. Offering 1BHK, 2BHK and 3 BHK in Palava, Dombivali which is just beyond Thane.
The current 250 acre development of the Palava is located in Thane job triangle.
Lodha has successfully launched and sold 4 projects Casa Bella,
Casa Bella Gold, Casa Rio and Casa Rio Gold which is a part of Palava City also called Lake Shore and Mumbai's first golf
themed township-Lodha Golf Links in the surroundings beyond Thane.
Prices have been revised three times since the launch of Casa Bella
in 2009
Kalyan Shil road now a commanding location for investment as
promoted by Times Property and HT Estate
33% annual return over the last 4 years
Lodha Golf Link offers 9-hole golf course and state of art club house
At the same location Lodha has 8mn Sq Ft in final stage of delivery
and 10mn Sq Ft. in final stage of construction
Former Star Market site, Somerville MA. Preliminary discussionmem_somerville
On May 8 2018, a public meeting to discuss early concepts for the site were presented. These are not final plans, community discussion is just beginning.
Shanghai used the 2010 World Expo as an opportunity to redevelop and regenerate the city's waterfront along the Huangpu River. The large-scale renewal project relocated over 18,000 families and 270 enterprises to transform polluted industrial lands into new cultural, business, and public spaces. It extended the accessible waterfront from 3km to over 20km and improved the environment. Post-Expo, the site was planned for uses like creative industries, conferences, and sustainable urban districts to integrate neighborhoods across the river. However, more detailed guidance was still needed for coordinated development.
The document provides an update on the construction of a mixed-use project at 5500 Broadway. It notes that the contractor is approximately 60 days behind schedule due to 2018 rain events. It outlines the contractor's updated construction schedule and efforts to address issues and minimize impacts on the neighborhood, including adjusting concrete pours and keeping trucks on agreed routes. The city has allowed some extended working hours on a case-by-case basis to help the contractor regain lost time.
This document provides a review and summary of the Comprehensive Plan and Unified Development Ordinance for College Station, Texas in 2015. It includes summaries of neighborhood, district, and corridor plans, master plans for various topics such as parks and transportation, projects in progress, and amendments made to the Unified Development Ordinance. It also outlines priorities for 2016, which include initiating a district plan, evaluating land use and housing needs, and potential amendments to land use maps and regulations regarding annexation, single-family housing, and zoning. The document closes with the vision statement for College Station.
The document provides an annual review of initiatives related to College Station's Comprehensive Plan, including updates to various master plans covering topics such as neighborhoods, transportation, parks, utilities, and economic development. Key accomplishments in 2018 involved advancing projects identified in the plans, such as expanding trails and sidewalks, rehabilitating infrastructure in older areas, and extending utilities to serve future growth.
Brownfields Redevelopment Notable City Projects in Bridgeport, Connecticut including: Went Field, West End Industrial Park, Seaview Avenue Industrial Park, Barnum Avenue Business Park, and American Fabrics
This document outlines a student group's gateway project for the Fairmount Collaborative focusing on developing plans for the Fairmount Greenway in the Codman neighborhood. The group met with community members who wanted safety improvements and greenery added to New England Avenue. The group created two proposals: 1) A long-term curved path separating bikes and pedestrians, and 2) A practical short-term vision focusing on bike routes and small interventions. Both included sections breaking down designs. The group also created storyboards, mapped issues, and proposed temporary installations of benches and an art wall to engage the community. They provided budgets, recommendations to consider materials and community engagement, and references for further information.
Akurana is a urban area and majority are Muslim community. It is located in beautiful hill country, Kandy in Sri Lanaka. People in living here are very popular to business and with long history. Piga oya is a river running through Akurana city. Flooding Piga Oya is the main problem of the city. Siltation created by after construction of Polgoila dame (1978) is the first reason to flooding and second is unauthorized construction along the river edge. Climate change has change intensity of rain fall of the area.
Palava City is a large planned development located west of Mumbai that is home to over 28,000 families. While the northern part of Palava is newer and contains taller residential buildings, the southern part was redeveloped from older villages and has shorter, older buildings concentrated along the main road. There is a lack of green space and walking areas throughout Palava, and amenities are not distributed evenly. Road signs and traffic signals are also needed to help navigate the city and reduce congestion at intersections.
The document summarizes a public hearing on a proposal to rezone parts of Broadway in Somerville, Massachusetts. The rezoning aims to protect residential neighborhoods, promote economic development near transit stations, and establish design guidelines. It discusses existing challenges and proposed new zoning districts, including Transit Oriented Districts, a Corridor Commercial District, and a Residence C District. The rezoning seeks to balance new development with neighborhood character.
The document summarizes a proposed redevelopment of a 1.72 hectare brownfield site in Dundee, Scotland. The site is currently occupied by several vacant industrial buildings, apartments, a bus station, and some active businesses. The proposed redevelopment would regenerate the area with new residential, retail, office, leisure, hotel, and educational spaces. It would improve connectivity, accessibility, and safety for pedestrians and cyclists. The redevelopment aims to create a vibrant new civic space in the city center that attracts investment and activity.
This document summarizes a rezoning proposal for a property to be developed as a mixed-use town center in Pearland, Texas. The proposed zoning is urban, allowing high-density apartments, townhomes, duplexes, commercial, office, and vertically mixed-use. It includes modifications like allowing farmers markets, signage, and flexibility in setbacks, buffers, and lot configurations. The development is expected to generate tax revenue while providing a unique mix of residential and commercial uses. Neighbors at a meeting raised concerns about connections, heights, signage, and buffers.
The City Council document discusses amending the Vision Plan to change the designation of 200 acres of land from "Industrial" to "Transitional Area". The land is located near Lake Nasworthy and includes residential, retail, and a church. Planning staff and the Planning Commission both recommend approving the amendment. The rationale provided is that industrial development would not be suitable next to the lake or on a main gateway. A "Transitional Area" designation allows for a mix of residential and commercial uses and greater flexibility.
Okeechobee Road (US 27/SR 25) from Krome Avenue (SR 997) to NW 79 Avenue PD&E Study presentation to the Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee (CTAC), July 23, 2014.
The document summarizes discussions from a meeting of the West Feliciana Parish Comprehensive Plan Support Committee. Key points included reviewing the project timeline and small area workshop results for the community of Solitude. The committee discussed housing, commercial areas, and transportation strategies for Solitude based on community feedback. They also reviewed comprehensive plan policies and comments in preparation for briefing other decision-making bodies the following month.
The document summarizes discussions from a meeting of the West Feliciana Parish Comprehensive Plan Support Committee. Key points included reviewing the project timeline and small area workshop results for the community of Solitude. The committee discussed housing, commercial areas, and transportation strategies for Solitude based on community feedback. They also reviewed comprehensive plan policies and comments in preparation for briefing other decision makers the following month.
Ephemeral interactions to revitalize public spaces. RiconquistaMI Piazza Leon...Irina Suteu
Presentation of the preliminary results of the RiconquistaMi project for the revitalization of the Piazza Leonardo Milano. ICSI Lugano, 2013. http://www.icsi.usi.ch
The document describes a mentoring project in Parade Gardens funded by the Inter-American Development Bank. It documents various activities that were part of a one day retreat for mentors and mentees, including orientations, workshops on communication skills, decision making, and working together to build community. The retreat aimed to open participants' minds, help them get to know each other, and provide an opportunity for mentors and mentees to learn and work together.
Oct 13 rosehill reservoir_preliminary_overview_knelischer
The City of Toronto is undertaking rehabilitation of the Rosehill Reservoir to extend its service life and ensure structural integrity, which will involve three phases of construction over several years to rehabilitate infrastructure while maintaining water supply and minimizing public impacts, and the project aims to balance water infrastructure needs with preservation of the tree canopy and public enjoyment of the space.
The document summarizes the redevelopment of Bhendi Bazaar in Mumbai. The bazaar is over 125 years old and is being redeveloped due to poor infrastructure and unsafe living conditions, with over 170 deaths from building collapses in the past 3 years. The redevelopment by Saifee Burhani Upliftment Trust aims to create modern infrastructure with amenities while uplifting residents' quality of life. It will replace the existing 280 plots and 245 buildings with 17 high-rise towers that will rehabilitate current residents and include new sale apartments. The redevelopment follows a phased methodology and master plan to transform the area while maintaining stakeholders' interests.
The project is a part of Asia's biggest township. Offering 1BHK, 2BHK and 3 BHK in Palava, Dombivali which is just beyond Thane.
The current 250 acre development of the Palava is located in Thane job triangle.
Lodha has successfully launched and sold 4 projects Casa Bella,
Casa Bella Gold, Casa Rio and Casa Rio Gold which is a part of Palava City also called Lake Shore and Mumbai's first golf
themed township-Lodha Golf Links in the surroundings beyond Thane.
Prices have been revised three times since the launch of Casa Bella
in 2009
Kalyan Shil road now a commanding location for investment as
promoted by Times Property and HT Estate
33% annual return over the last 4 years
Lodha Golf Link offers 9-hole golf course and state of art club house
At the same location Lodha has 8mn Sq Ft in final stage of delivery
and 10mn Sq Ft. in final stage of construction
Former Star Market site, Somerville MA. Preliminary discussionmem_somerville
On May 8 2018, a public meeting to discuss early concepts for the site were presented. These are not final plans, community discussion is just beginning.
Shanghai used the 2010 World Expo as an opportunity to redevelop and regenerate the city's waterfront along the Huangpu River. The large-scale renewal project relocated over 18,000 families and 270 enterprises to transform polluted industrial lands into new cultural, business, and public spaces. It extended the accessible waterfront from 3km to over 20km and improved the environment. Post-Expo, the site was planned for uses like creative industries, conferences, and sustainable urban districts to integrate neighborhoods across the river. However, more detailed guidance was still needed for coordinated development.
The document provides an update on the construction of a mixed-use project at 5500 Broadway. It notes that the contractor is approximately 60 days behind schedule due to 2018 rain events. It outlines the contractor's updated construction schedule and efforts to address issues and minimize impacts on the neighborhood, including adjusting concrete pours and keeping trucks on agreed routes. The city has allowed some extended working hours on a case-by-case basis to help the contractor regain lost time.
This document provides a review and summary of the Comprehensive Plan and Unified Development Ordinance for College Station, Texas in 2015. It includes summaries of neighborhood, district, and corridor plans, master plans for various topics such as parks and transportation, projects in progress, and amendments made to the Unified Development Ordinance. It also outlines priorities for 2016, which include initiating a district plan, evaluating land use and housing needs, and potential amendments to land use maps and regulations regarding annexation, single-family housing, and zoning. The document closes with the vision statement for College Station.
The document provides an annual review of initiatives related to College Station's Comprehensive Plan, including updates to various master plans covering topics such as neighborhoods, transportation, parks, utilities, and economic development. Key accomplishments in 2018 involved advancing projects identified in the plans, such as expanding trails and sidewalks, rehabilitating infrastructure in older areas, and extending utilities to serve future growth.
Brownfields Redevelopment Notable City Projects in Bridgeport, Connecticut including: Went Field, West End Industrial Park, Seaview Avenue Industrial Park, Barnum Avenue Business Park, and American Fabrics
This document outlines a student group's gateway project for the Fairmount Collaborative focusing on developing plans for the Fairmount Greenway in the Codman neighborhood. The group met with community members who wanted safety improvements and greenery added to New England Avenue. The group created two proposals: 1) A long-term curved path separating bikes and pedestrians, and 2) A practical short-term vision focusing on bike routes and small interventions. Both included sections breaking down designs. The group also created storyboards, mapped issues, and proposed temporary installations of benches and an art wall to engage the community. They provided budgets, recommendations to consider materials and community engagement, and references for further information.
Akurana is a urban area and majority are Muslim community. It is located in beautiful hill country, Kandy in Sri Lanaka. People in living here are very popular to business and with long history. Piga oya is a river running through Akurana city. Flooding Piga Oya is the main problem of the city. Siltation created by after construction of Polgoila dame (1978) is the first reason to flooding and second is unauthorized construction along the river edge. Climate change has change intensity of rain fall of the area.
Palava City is a large planned development located west of Mumbai that is home to over 28,000 families. While the northern part of Palava is newer and contains taller residential buildings, the southern part was redeveloped from older villages and has shorter, older buildings concentrated along the main road. There is a lack of green space and walking areas throughout Palava, and amenities are not distributed evenly. Road signs and traffic signals are also needed to help navigate the city and reduce congestion at intersections.
The document summarizes a public hearing on a proposal to rezone parts of Broadway in Somerville, Massachusetts. The rezoning aims to protect residential neighborhoods, promote economic development near transit stations, and establish design guidelines. It discusses existing challenges and proposed new zoning districts, including Transit Oriented Districts, a Corridor Commercial District, and a Residence C District. The rezoning seeks to balance new development with neighborhood character.
The document summarizes a proposed redevelopment of a 1.72 hectare brownfield site in Dundee, Scotland. The site is currently occupied by several vacant industrial buildings, apartments, a bus station, and some active businesses. The proposed redevelopment would regenerate the area with new residential, retail, office, leisure, hotel, and educational spaces. It would improve connectivity, accessibility, and safety for pedestrians and cyclists. The redevelopment aims to create a vibrant new civic space in the city center that attracts investment and activity.
This document summarizes a rezoning proposal for a property to be developed as a mixed-use town center in Pearland, Texas. The proposed zoning is urban, allowing high-density apartments, townhomes, duplexes, commercial, office, and vertically mixed-use. It includes modifications like allowing farmers markets, signage, and flexibility in setbacks, buffers, and lot configurations. The development is expected to generate tax revenue while providing a unique mix of residential and commercial uses. Neighbors at a meeting raised concerns about connections, heights, signage, and buffers.
The City Council document discusses amending the Vision Plan to change the designation of 200 acres of land from "Industrial" to "Transitional Area". The land is located near Lake Nasworthy and includes residential, retail, and a church. Planning staff and the Planning Commission both recommend approving the amendment. The rationale provided is that industrial development would not be suitable next to the lake or on a main gateway. A "Transitional Area" designation allows for a mix of residential and commercial uses and greater flexibility.
Okeechobee Road (US 27/SR 25) from Krome Avenue (SR 997) to NW 79 Avenue PD&E Study presentation to the Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee (CTAC), July 23, 2014.
The document summarizes discussions from a meeting of the West Feliciana Parish Comprehensive Plan Support Committee. Key points included reviewing the project timeline and small area workshop results for the community of Solitude. The committee discussed housing, commercial areas, and transportation strategies for Solitude based on community feedback. They also reviewed comprehensive plan policies and comments in preparation for briefing other decision-making bodies the following month.
The document summarizes discussions from a meeting of the West Feliciana Parish Comprehensive Plan Support Committee. Key points included reviewing the project timeline and small area workshop results for the community of Solitude. The committee discussed housing, commercial areas, and transportation strategies for Solitude based on community feedback. They also reviewed comprehensive plan policies and comments in preparation for briefing other decision makers the following month.
Ephemeral interactions to revitalize public spaces. RiconquistaMI Piazza Leon...Irina Suteu
Presentation of the preliminary results of the RiconquistaMi project for the revitalization of the Piazza Leonardo Milano. ICSI Lugano, 2013. http://www.icsi.usi.ch
The document describes a mentoring project in Parade Gardens funded by the Inter-American Development Bank. It documents various activities that were part of a one day retreat for mentors and mentees, including orientations, workshops on communication skills, decision making, and working together to build community. The retreat aimed to open participants' minds, help them get to know each other, and provide an opportunity for mentors and mentees to learn and work together.
As a real estate developer in Israel, the main focus of GlobaLinks Urban Renewal is based on developing and executing projects under ‘Tama 38’, a government-supported national real estate program.
Urban redevelopment pattern a study of Jadibuti node, KathmanduAmit Pokharel
1) The document discusses the urban development patterns of the Jadibuti node area in Kathmandu, Nepal. It provides historical context on the growth of Jadibuti from a dispersed settlement in 1967 to a clustered urban area today.
2) Satellite images from 1967-2013 show the transformation of land use from agricultural to urban development over time, including the establishment of infrastructure like roads and buildings.
3) The study identifies a lack of recreational areas as a key issue in Jadibuti and sees potential for development along the Manhara River waterfront to address this issue and sustain future growth of the urban node.
This document summarizes a proposed transit-oriented redevelopment plan for the Boca Town Center East area. The plan aims to respond to community needs, incorporate a variety of uses and architecture, and improve multi-modal connectivity. It proposes a new train station with bus and pedestrian access. A mobility framework was developed with new public transportation routes to serve the site. Conceptual site plans and illustrations demonstrate how the redeveloped area could include a mixed-use town center around the new transit hub with pedestrian priority.
The Downtown Renewal Plan proposes establishing an urban renewal district in Corvallis, Oregon to invest tax revenue increases within the district back into downtown improvements over 20 years. This would help sustain and build on downtown's strengths without new taxes. The plan is projected to generate $35.6 million for projects like improving streets, parks, housing, and cultural opportunities to maintain downtown as the heart of the community.
Should neighborhood effect be stable in urban geosimulation model? A case stu...Beniamino Murgante
Should neighborhood effect be stable in urban geosimulation model? A case study of Tokyo - Yaolong Zhao, Fei Dong and Hong Zhang - School of geography South China Normal University Guangzhou, P.R.China
Urban renewal in France by Clemence PINEL
volunteer at Merhav - the Movement for Israeli Urbanism (www.miu.org.il)
Presented as part of the Urban Empowerment Lab that seeks to develop tools for the transformation of aging and decaying Israeli public housing complexes - built in the 1950s-1970s - into places with a high quality of life.
This document discusses urban transformation, renewal, and beautification and their impacts. It defines these concepts and outlines some debates around their impacts. Specifically, urban transformation changes rural economies to urban ones, affecting productivity and culture. Urban renewal revives aging cities through infrastructure improvements but can displace residents. Urban beautification aims to improve aesthetics but critics argue it is temporary and displaces the poor. The document then traces the historical evolution of these concepts before examining a case study of Shanghai's transformation, renewal, and efforts to preserve historical areas. Both positive and negative impacts are discussed.
The document summarizes Vietnam's Urban Upgrading Project which aimed to improve living conditions for urban poor communities in Ho Chi Minh City, Can Tho, Haiphong, and Nam Dinh from 2004-2012. The project used an adaptive approach focusing on upgrading infrastructure, services, land and housing management, and government capacity building. Key objectives included alleviating poverty, improving living environments, and influencing planning processes to be more inclusive and pro-poor. Over 200,000 people directly benefited from improved infrastructure during phase 1 from 2004-2008. The project also established housing improvement loans and increased land use certificates. Expected impacts by the end of the project included over 1 million total beneficiaries and significant institutional capacity gains.
2016 Havana Studio | Public Transit GreenwaySeventh Hill
Kent State University's Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative led a graduate studio focused on the redevelopment of Havana's Nico-Lopez Oil Refinery. Based on information gathered during a one-week visit to Cuba, students generated a holistic vision to transform the 500 acre brownfield site into a viable harbor-front neighborhood. The range of urban design proposals include a public transit corridor, ferry terminal, urban agriculture farm, flood mitigation landscape. public park network, and wastewater biofiltration infrastructure.
Urban renewal quiapo sta cruz district thesis 2011 aiaAleli Arafol
The document provides information on two barangays located in District III of Manila. Barangay 306 has 20 blocks, 2 plazas, 1 church and 15 streets, while Barangay 384 has 16 blocks, 11 streets and 1 mosque. Together the barangays cover an area of 95,164.58 square meters, which is 16% of District III. The document then discusses the history and development of the area, including the influence of different religions, its role as a trading center, and current land uses and urban renewal plans. Figures and tables provide additional data on population, land area breakdown, and inventory of informal/formal vendors.
This presentation was given by our President at the Ecocities Seminar in Beijing early June 2009 and reflects the kind of projects we assist with in China
Urban Renewal in Lyon Confluence How to transform an unused industrial area to the new eco-quarter? Zoltán Gábor Virányi VIA University College 2010 November
The High Line in Manhattan was an abandoned elevated railway that was reused as an urban renewal project. Built in the 1930s, it fell into disuse by the 1980s. In the 2000s, Friends of the High Line advocated to preserve and reuse the structure as a public park. The project transformed the area, increasing property values and catalyzing new development. It proved successful by using various funding mechanisms and zoning incentives to develop in stages while protecting the rail infrastructure under federal rail banking policies.
The document summarizes public consultation for alternatives to replace or modify the Gardiner Expressway in Toronto. It provides information on how people currently get downtown in Toronto and comparable traffic volumes. It then outlines objectives of the public consultation process and the first round of consultation, which engaged over 5,000 individuals. Key ideas presented to the public are summarized. The document also provides examples of other infrastructure projects and evaluates them based on criteria like age, costs, impacts. Finally, it outlines the development of alternative solutions for the Gardiner Expressway based on public input and lists the evaluation criteria for comparing the alternatives.
Franklin MA Downtown Project - May Workshop - 20100512Franklin Matters
The presentation used for the workshop on the Downtown Improvement Project held on 5/12/10.
The video recording of the workshop is available on Franklin Matters.
This document provides an overview of accomplishments, active projects, and next steps for urban trails in the city. It summarizes accomplishments like completing sections of the Tejano Walking Trail and installing trail counters. Active projects include constructing phases of the Northern Walnut Creek Trail, Shoal Creek Trail, and Violet Crown Trail. Next steps involve finalizing details for the Tejano Walking Trail, developing urban trail standards and specifications, creating a maintenance agreement, and expanding the urban trails network.
- The document provides an overview of capital improvement projects for facilities, parks, and infrastructure in Evanston from 2009-2013 and proposed projects for 2014. It summarizes investments in city facilities like the civic center and fire stations, community centers, and lakefront facilities. It also summarizes investments in parks and primary street resurfacing by ward. Charts show the surface conditions of streets and how much additional funding is needed to improve conditions. The presentation outlines the city's methodology for resurfacing streets, replacing sidewalks, and improving alleys and considers options to increase participation in those programs.
This document provides an overview of the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT). It describes CDOT's responsibilities for managing transportation infrastructure in Chicago, including streets, bridges, traffic signals, and bicycle and pedestrian facilities. It outlines CDOT's annual capital budget and staff size. The document also summarizes several of CDOT's key programs and initiatives, such as road resurfacing, bridge maintenance, bicycle infrastructure expansion, and green infrastructure projects. Finally, it discusses CDOT's legislative outreach efforts to advocate for transportation funding and policy objectives.
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The document discusses the Future of the Gardiner East Environmental Assessment and Urban Design Study being conducted by Waterfront Toronto. It provides background on the study area along Lake Shore Boulevard and the Gardiner Expressway from Lower Jarvis Street to Leslie Street. The study includes developing and evaluating alternative designs for the Hybrid option endorsed by City Council in 2015. It outlines the work completed since June 2015, including developing three Hybrid Design Alternative concepts and evaluating them. It also discusses the goals and principles guiding the study to revitalize the waterfront, reconnect the city to the lake, balance transportation modes, achieve sustainability, and create value.
Richard Rask has over 30 years of experience in construction project and contract management. He holds degrees in construction management and architectural drafting. His experience includes managing over $300 million in contracts as the Contracts Manager for Westcon Industries. Currently he works as a Contract Specialist for the Town of Gilbert, where he writes, negotiates, and administers contracts for public works projects. He has extensive experience managing large infrastructure projects for municipalities and private companies across several states.
This document provides a summary of progress made in FY 2019 on initiatives related to College Station's Comprehensive Plan and Unified Development Ordinance. It outlines work completed on master plans for transportation, parks and recreation, economic development, and utilities. It also discusses amendments made to plans, ordinances, and future land use maps to promote development and neighborhood integrity. Major accomplishments included advancing several transportation and trail projects, updating various master plans, and amending regulations to address housing needs.
This document summarizes a city council study session on the Downtown Specific Plan and mobility study. It provides background on why the study was initiated due concerns over development pace and impacts. It then reviews the plan's goals of protecting neighborhoods, adopting mobility policies, promoting business and an 18-hour downtown. Finally, it outlines development under the plan, including housing units built, and improvements made to parking, transit, pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure that support the plan's vision.
This annual review document summarizes Comprehensive Plan initiatives and projects in College Station, Texas from 2017. It includes sections on evaluating and updating the Comprehensive Plan, several neighborhood, district, and corridor plans, master plans for parks, water/wastewater systems, bicycles/pedestrians, and ongoing projects related to redevelopment, infrastructure improvements, and expanding facilities. The review ensures the Comprehensive Plan remains relevant and identifies necessary changes to accommodate future growth.
The document summarizes $1 billion in planned investments from 2016-2026 across Fulton County in water and wastewater infrastructure, transportation projects, county facilities, and libraries. It includes details on over $378 million for water system improvements and expansion, $336 million for wastewater system improvements and expansion, $570 million in transportation investments, over $100 million for county facility upgrades, and $109 million for Phase II of library renovations. The investments will address aging infrastructure needs across the county.
Infrastructure for All: Building Fulton's Futurejacorbitt
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3. Area
37 square miles
Population
(Estimated as of January 2011)
122,100
Average Household Income
$81,795
Average Home Value
-a variety of housing types, from
single-family, townhouses and
apartments
$175,000
Parks
More than 1,200 acres of
park land
4. BACKGROUND & OVERVIEW
Strategies for Revitalization
1991: Urban Design Element was added to the
Comprehensive Plan
1993: Council adopted the Urban Design Strategy
- Citizen Committees formed
- Urban Design Elements added to City’s
Development Standards &CIP projects
1994: Council adopted the Corridor Plan
- Median Plantings
- Traffic Signal Ornamentation
- Mast Arm Signage
- Entryway Monuments
- Railroad Crossing Enhancements
- Streetlights Banners
- Median Pavers
5. 1995:
Council adopted the Corridor Plan
Implementation Strategy
1998:
First CIP incorporating urban design elements
1999:
Neighborhood Enhancement Matching Grant
Program Initiated
1999:
Old Downtown Intersection Improvements
Began
1999:
Gateway Monument Program Initiated
1999:
Median Beautification Retrofit Program
Initiated
2007:
Tree Plantings on Corridor Medians Began
6. 2007:
TOD Program Initiated
2008:
Retail Redevelopment and Rehabilitation
Façade Incentives
2010:
Updated major aesthetic ordinances
2010:
Initiated Project Raiford Vision/ Overlay
District
2012:
Renewed emphasis on Tree Plantings and
Landscaping on Major Corridors
2012:
Multi-Family Redevelopment Initiative
Launched
2013:
Downtown Square Redesign
2014:
Trinity Mills Station Redevelopment
7. Key components to successful Revitalization
- Clearly defined Design Guidelines and Standards
- Clearly defined Corridor Aesthetic Expectations
- Focused Retail Rehab and Redevelopment
Requirements
- Public /Private Partnerships
- High Quality New Development
11. SCENARIO 1
Screen walls adjacent to sidewalk with no landscape strip
ELEMENTS
Screen Wall
Side Walk
Street
Remove small
section of
Concrete side
walk to allow
For landscaping
Plant vines in
leave out
16. Retail Redevelopment Projects
Case Study:
Randy Twist
Project Scope – Façade Renovation
2501 N Josey Lane
• Total Cost of Exterior Improvements = $600,000
• Total Contribution from City= $123,871
21. Case Study:
Shops at Old Denton
Project Scope –
Overall Development Rehabilitation
2625 Old Denton Rd
• Total Investment = $20 Million
• Exterior Improvements + HVAC = $5.2 Million
• Total Contribution from City= $702,000
31. Case Study: Carrollton Park
Project Scope – Façade Renovation
Josey Ln & Belt Line Rd
•Total Cost of Exterior Improvements = $1.6 Million
• Total Contribution from City= $168,000
36. Case Study:
Marsh Keller Crossing
Project Scope – Façade Renovation
Marsh Lane & Keller Springs
• Total Cost of Exterior Improvements = $530,00.00
• Total Contribution from City = $60,000.00
41. Case Study:
Kelly Plaza
Project Scope – Façade Renovation
Kelly Blvd. & Keller Springs
•Total Cost of Exterior Improvements = $69,480.00
• Total Contribution from City = $64,000.00
44. Case Study:
Randy Twist #2
Project Scope – Façade Renovation
Josey Lane & Frankford Road
•Total Cost of Exterior Improvements = $262,540.00
• Total Contribution from City = $190,000.00
68. Trinity Mills Transit District is the #1 TOD Development
Opportunity in North Texas with
25.5 acres of developable land owned by the City of
Carrollton and Dallas Area Rapid Transit.