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1 I-90 ALLSTON INTERCHANGE PLACEMAKING STUDY Boston Redevelopment Authority The Cecil Group Stantec Nelson/Nygaard Task Force Presentation December 17, 2015
2 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Agenda for tonight BRA Introduction Consultant Team Introduction Placemaking Analysis and Discussion Review of Next Steps
3 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Goals for tonight Define placemaking and its role in this process Share the methodology we are undertaking Describe the anticipated outcome of the work Explain the analysis of the area Review the key issues that are emerging Make sure we are asking the right questions before developing alternative scenarios for the district Request additional Task Force input beyond monthly meetings
4 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Study Scope and Schedule Phase 1 Task 1: Analysis of existing planning and development context Task 2: Identification of urban design and planning principles Phase 2 Task 3: Compatibility of current MassDOT design with placemaking principles and economic opportunities Task 4: Creation and testing of alternative build-out scenarios Task 5: Analysis of multi-modal systems and connections to transit Task 6: Creation of long term planning framework diagrams Provide a critical evaluation of the proposed MassDOT I-90 roadway and transit infrastructure to ensure that it does not preclude a range of successful urban design, economic development and neighborhood planning outcomes in the future.
5 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Study Scope and Schedule
6 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Outcomes of the study Detailed urban design and planning analysis Identification of multiple strategies for the future Recommendations for the short term (MEPA filing) Recommendations for the long term (2030 and beyond) Tool kit of framework diagrams
7 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Example of Long Term Planning Framework Diagrams
8 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Example of Long Term Planning Framework Diagrams
9 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Consultant Team Introduction The Cecil Group Urban Design Planning Landscape Architecture Visualization Stantec Real Estate Transportation Planning Transit Facility Planning Highway Design Nelson/Nygaard Transportation Planning Multi-modal Strategies Complete Streets
10 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Compelling Visions Exist Varanasi Team Krieger/Mountjoy Team
11 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Compelling Infrastructure Alternatives
12 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Typical Throat Condition Existing Configuration
13 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Typical Throat Condition 3K-4
14 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Typical Throat Condition ABC Alternative
15 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Typical Throat Condition Amateur Planner
16 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Focus on District as a Future Place
17 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Key Community Issues Integrated open space network with expanded riverfront park Shared use path connection to Charles River, Cambridge, Memorial Drive via Grand Junction Bridge Quality of West Station as a landmark and transit-oriented district center with safe and inviting access from all directions At-grade alternatives for highway/rail alignments constraints at throat Walkability and pedestrian environment relative to roadway width Unite Allston s north and south neighborhoods by connecting Cambridge Street and Commonwealth Avenue Decking over the highway and railyards to reduce noise and air pollution and create a place for buildings, parks and connections Transformation of Cambridge Street into a vibrant neighborhood street with protected bike lanes Interim conditions and phasing of infrastructure and development
18 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Key Community Issues Mapped
19 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Framework of a Future District Public Realm/Open Space Mobility/Connectivity Development Potential/Flexibility Distinctive Place/Context Sensitive Energy Efficiency/Sustainability
20 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Easier to Focus on Existing Places
21 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Placemaking Study Comparisons Back Bay
22 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Placemaking Study Comparisons Back Bay
23 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Placemaking Study Comparisons Back Bay
24 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Placemaking Study Comparisons Back Bay
25 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Placemaking Study Comparisons Back Bay
26 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Placemaking Study Comparisons Back Bay
27 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Focus on District as a Future Place
28 Placemaking Study Analysis Framework for Analysis and Evaluation Public Realm/Open Space Mobility/Connectivity Development Potential/Flexibility Distinctive Place/Context Sensitive Energy Efficiency/Sustainability
29 Placemaking Study Analysis Framework for Analysis and Evaluation Public Realm/Open Space Open space types and typical dimensions; frequency and distribution of open space; average distance to open space; characteristics of public realm conditions; width of public realm Mobility/Connectivity Street types and characteristics; pedestrian circulation network; bicycle circulation network; transit network and access; vehicular circulation network Development Potential/Flexibility Building typologies and dimensions; block size/geometry; air rights block size/geometry; block access/flexibility; location desirability Distinctive Place/Context Sensitive Placemaking character/features; land use and building typologies; block size and geometry; street typologies and transit nodes; elevation of roadways Energy Efficiency/Sustainability Utilities and district-wide infrastructure; solar orientation, wind, shadow; resiliency/flood considerations
30 Placemaking Study Analysis Placemaking Principles Public Realm/Open Space Enhance access to useable open space Reinforce connections to existing resources Charles River Provide active and generous street edges Mobility/Connectivity Reinforce walkable and pedestrian friendly scale Enhance multi-modal connections and convenience Strengthen connections between adjacent neighborhoods and districts Development Potential/Flexibility Maintain flexible accommodation of a wide variety of building types Integrate old and new with context-sensitive, compatible approach with transitions Strengthen ability to deck over the highway and rail yards Distinctive Place/Context Sensitive Destination with range of uses and densities Maximize opportunities to extend Boston s urban fabric Define a network of recognizable places and centers of activity Energy Efficiency/Sustainability Enhance the ability for energy efficient and sustainable district design Anticipate climate change, sea-level rise and infrastructure needs
31 Public Realm/Open Space Principles Enhance access to useable open space Reinforce connections to existing resources Charles River Provide active and generous street edges Focus of Analysis Open space types and typical dimensions Frequency and distribution of open space Average distance to open space Characteristics of public realm conditions Width of public realm
32 Public Realm/Open Space Existing Open Space Context
33 Public Realm/Open Space Existing Open Space Context (Open Space & Recreation Plan )
34 Public Realm/Open Space Existing Open Space Context
35 Public Realm/Open Space Open Space Types
36 Public Realm/Open Space Open Space Type Flexibility
37 Public Realm/Open Space Access to Open Space (Open Space & Recreation Plan )
38 Public Realm/Open Space Open Space Composite Heat Map
39 Mobility/Connectivity Principles Reinforce walkable and pedestrian friendly scale Enhance multi-modal connections and convenience Strengthen connections between adjacent neighborhoods and districts Focus of Analysis Street types and characteristics Pedestrian circulation network Bicycle circulation network Transit network and access Vehicular circulation network
40 Mobility/Connectivity Street Typologies
41 Mobility/Connectivity Street Typologies
42 Mobility/Connectivity Composite Heat Map
43 Development Potential/Flexibility Principles Maintain flexible accommodation of a wide variety of building types Integrate old and new with context-sensitive, compatible approach with transitions Strengthen ability to deck over the highway and rail yards Focus of Analysis Building typologies and dimensions Block size/geometry Air rights block size/geometry Block access/flexibility Location desirability
44 Development Potential/Flexibility Building Typology Accommodation and Flexibility
45 Development Potential/Flexibility Building Typology Accommodation and Flexibility
46 Development Potential/Flexibility Composite Heat Map
47 Distinctive Place/Context Sensitive Principles and Focus Destination with range of uses and densities Maximize opportunities to extend Boston s urban fabric Define a network of recognizable places and centers of activity Focus of Analysis Placemaking character/features Land use and building typologies Block size and geometry Street typologies and transit nodes Elevation of roadways
48 Distinctive Place/Context Sensitive Distinct Placemaking Components in Context
49 Distinctive Place/Context Sensitive Composite Heat Map
50 Energy Efficiency/Sustainability Principles Enhance the ability for energy efficient and sustainable district design Anticipate climate change, sea-level rise and infrastructure needs Focus of Analysis Utilities and district-wide infrastructure Solar orientation, shadow Resiliency/flood considerations
51 Energy Efficiency/Sustainability Solar Orientation and Shadow Analysis
52 Energy Efficiency/Sustainability Composite Heat Map
53 Overall Composite Heat Map
54 Overall Composite Heat Map
55 Key Community Issues Overlay
56 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Next Steps Creation and testing of alternative build-out scenarios Analysis of multi-modal systems and connections to transit Presentation at January or February Task Force Meeting Creation of long term planning framework diagrams
57 I-90 Allston Interchange Placemaking Study Goals for tonight Define placemaking and its role in this process Share the methodology we are undertaking Describe the anticipated outcome of the work Explain the analysis of the area Review the key issues that are emerging Make sure we are asking the right questions before developing alternative scenarios for the district Request additional Task Force input beyond monthly meetings
58 I-90 ALLSTON INTERCHANGE PLACEMAKING STUDY Boston Redevelopment Authority The Cecil Group Stantec Nelson/Nygaard Task Force Presentation December 17, 2015
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