Alongside partners TYLin and Equitable Cities, Street Plans is finalizing the Village of Palmetto Bay’s Safe Streets Palmetto Bay Action Plan (SS4A). The Plan brings together the Village’s previous active transportation plans, combined with a detailed safety and equity analysis, to provide a roadmap for Complete Streets and the elimination…
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…
Street Plans partnered with Cleveland’s North Coast Waterfront Development Corporation to transform an underutilized downtown parking lot into North Coast Yard, a dynamic seasonal pop-up space on Lake Erie’s shoreline. Located just north of the Cleveland Browns’ stadium, this one-acre lakefront activation opened in June 2025 to catalyze implementation…
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…
For the third year in a row, Street Plans has the honor of co-leading the Congress for the New Urbanism’s Legacy Project, which pairs pro bono design teams with local municipalities and non-profit organizations in the host city for its annual gathering. This year’s effort in the coastal city…
The Stamford Advocate highlighted the Street Plans-led Stamford Vision Zero Action Plan with quotes from one of the firm’s principals, Mike Lydon in an article from September 11, 2024.
We’re thrilled to share that our long-standing client, the New Haven Department of Traffic, Transportation, & Parking has secured an $11m grant from US DOT’s SS4A program!
The Congress for the New Urbanism’s Public Square journal featured our recent project with Jersey City’s Department of Infrastructure to renovate the historic Bergen Square.
In their recent article ”Legacy Report highlights a walkable public realm,” CNU’s Public Square journal highlighted the Camp Washington Legacy Project led by Street Plans, Arup, and Perkins & Will,…
Alongside our partners at the City of Jersey City, we were thrilled to cut the ribbon on a renewed Bergen Square in Jersey City on July 23, 2024, a project Street Plans first developed…
