Re-Imagine Bedford Street | Stamford, CT

Street Plans partnered with Stamford’s Transportation, Traffic & Parking Department and the Stamford Downtown Special Services District to lead a comprehensive visioning process for Bedford Street, one of downtown’s most important commercial and dining corridors. The project combined rigorous existing-conditions analysis with an extensive public engagement effort, including more…

Meatpacking District – West 14th Street Public Space | New York, NY

Street Plans partnered with the Meatpacking Business Improvement District to transform a historic segment of West 14th Street into a welcoming pedestrian promenade linking the District with the High Line, Little Island, and Pier 57. Building on the District’s  Western Gateway Public Realm Vision, our team developed an interim…

Fisherman’s Wharf Promenade Placemaking Vision & Implementation | San Francisco, CA

Street Plans partnered with the Fisherman’s Wharf Community Benefit District and the Port of San Francisco  to revitalize a key stretch of the waterfront in San Francisco’s iconic Fisherman’s Wharf neighborhood.  The project centered on designing and delivering a multi-phased placemaking initiative to enhance the visitor experience and support…

Early Action Creative Placemaking Underway – Lincoln Heights, Richardson Dwellings | Washington, D.C.

Street Plans partnered with the District of Columbia Housing Authority (DCHA) as part of the Choice Neighborhood Initiative (CNI) to lead a multi-phase creative placemaking effort at the Lincoln Heights and Richardson Dwellings communities. Working alongside project partners including Torti Gallas + Partners and Teass Warren Architects, the team…

Park to Park 103 | New York, NY

Street Plans, in partnership with NYC DOT, the Park to Park 103 Community Coalition, and Open Plans, recently completed a nearly four-year planning and public engagement effort culminating in a Street Improvement Project (SIP) on New York’s Upper West Side. Starting in late 2019 Street Plans undertook a study…

ActiveCT | Connecticut

Street Plans recently wrapped up ActiveCT, a five-year program funded by the Center for Disease Control and managed by the Connecticut Department of Public Health and the Capitol Region Council of Governments (CRCOG). The goal of the statewide effort is to improve street safety, increase physical activity, and support…