#UrbanPlanning #PublicEngagement #PublicSpace
Take Me to the River
; Improving access to the river through the linear pathway
Harvard Graduate School of Design | 2018
Instructor: Daniel D’Oca
Duration: 3 months
Tools: ArcGIS, Rhino, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe XD
Harvard Graduate School of Design | 2018
Instructor: Daniel D’Oca
Duration: 3 months
Tools: ArcGIS, Rhino, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe XD
> How might we redesign the neighborhood as having the community engaged?
| Problem |
The Ward 3 neighborhood is often ignored and undermanaged by the city government. The vacancy rate is getting higher, and the level of trust from the public is low.
| Goal |
Creating a gamified community-engaged-plan to improve the neighborhood infrastructure.
>> Having them in the gamified process to have the affection and the ownership
Background
This project is about the neighborhood in North of St. Louis, which lack access to the Mississippi River.
Newspapers were made and distributed over the neighborhood Ward 3.
| Vacancy |
Vacancy, freeway, and industrial area prevent the residents from access to the river.
Leverage the vacant lots
| Green patches |
Converting the vacant lots to green patches
| Walkable streets |
| Highway |
Utilizing beneath the highway
Build your own garden
Community engagement, ownership, and affection
Typology
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