Client:
City of St. Petersburg, Florida
Background:
The Grand Central Village neighborhood of St. Petersburg has witnessed
significant growth and redevelopment within the last 10 years. Located on the
western edge of downtown, this neighborhood is undergoing a redevelopment with
building rehabilitations, higher occupancy rates, and new development permits.
To help continue this trend the City retained ADEAS-Q to design
streetscape and infrastructure improvements along Central Avenue from 26th
Street to 22nd Street. Preliminary designs are being developed to reduce
speeding on Central Avenue, improve both the function and aesthetics along the
sidewalks, and to improve the pedestrian connectivity.
Services:
- Alternatives Development and Design
- Preliminary Cost Estimates
- Access Management
- Public Involvement
- Drainage and Landscape Modifications
- Transit and ADA Accommodations
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