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Direct Design Assistance: Cedar Riverside Pedestrian Planning, 2003-2004
In 2003 the Design Center was asked to provide technical assistance
to a participatory planning process dealing with pedestrian planning
around Cedar Riverside light rail station. Due to lack of funds the process
was put on hold and the Design Center continued the project as a student
workshop class for design and planning students. Students developed proposals
for pedestrian systems, open spaces, and for how physical planning can
contribute to community and economic development.
Download Full Student Report:
Download Student Report by Section:
- Cover page; acknowledgements (388 KB)
- Table of contents; executive summary; introduction (2.2 MB)
- Background and overview (1.1 MB)
- Goal 1: Stimulate community and economic development (1.4 MB)
- Goal 2: Improve pedestrian and bicycle movement (2.8 MB)
- Goal 3: Link green and open spaces through corridors (2 MB)
- Implementation; conclusion; appendices; references (2.4 MB)
Outcome: Expanding Horizons won the American Planning Association, Minnesota Chapter, Award for an Outstanding Plan.
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