Downtown Master Plan | Brunswick, ME
Street Plans worked alongside The Project for Public Spaces in completing a downtown corridor vision plan in Brunswick, ME, to stimulate smart urban growth in one of Maine’s most historic towns.
Street Plans worked alongside The Project for Public Spaces in completing a downtown corridor vision plan in Brunswick, ME, to stimulate smart urban growth in one of Maine’s most historic towns.
In 2014, Street Plans was commissioned by the Androscoggin Transportation Resource Center to help the Lewiston-Auburn area achieve a balanced and complete transportation system.
Created by Street Plans, the primary purpose of this study is to identify bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure improvements that can be made in the years ahead.
Street Plans was hired by the City of Burlington to develop and implement a citywide “quick build” program, providing a tactical approach to delivering street redesign projects.
Street Plans worked with the Village of Pinecrest to develop a multi-modal mobility plan for the U.S. 1 Corridor. The project focused on increasing safety and mobility for cyclists and pedestrians in the area.
Street Plans is working with the City of Miami Beach to re-imagine its street network in favor of bicycle and pedestrian mobility.
Type: Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan Size: Citywide (42,000 population, 15.5 sq. miles) Status: Completed Plan BTV Walk Bike is a citywide planning effort to enhance safety and increase active mobility in Burlington, VT. The project will culminate with the creation of the City’s first Bicycle and Pedestrian Action Plan, as well as scoping…
Type: Neighborhood Bicycle Plan Size: 400 acres Status: Plan Complete Nestled between the Louisburg Road, Highway 540, and the Neuse River Greenway Trail, the 5401 North project is a proposed mixed-use neighborhood development designed by Dover Kohl & Partners and developed by CPRT. The project site is also located just to the…
Type: Bicycle and Pedestrian Training Workshops Size: 3 municipalities Status: Completed Rhode Island’s Healthy Places by Design pilot program was developed to strengthen and integrate land use, transportation and urban design policies. The goal of the initiative is to inform local ordinances that guide the decision making process to be more…
Type: Campus Area Study Size: 230 acres Status: Completed, Plan The University of Miami has made great strides toward reducing the effect of car travel on its Coral Gables campus. Now, the challenge is to extend those efforts to the areas directly surrounding the campus to ensure that the resident university…