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100 Street Greenway Charrette

Shaping a Safer, More Inclusive Main Street for Fort St. John.

Shaping a safer, more inclusive Main Street for Fort St. John. THE CHALLENGE As a “once in a lifetime” infrastructure replacement project, the City of Fort St. John is replacing 14-blocks of 100 Street, including deep utilities, carriageway and public realm. The City sought to engage residents in a public process to refine a design vision and proactively address potential implementation challenges. THE RESPONSE MODUS conducted a month’s long process to engage the community in their vision for 100 Street, culminating in a multi-day public design charrette, considering the central theme of a “street for all.” Block-by-block, parcel-by-parcel, design exploration considered the unique constraints and opportunities along the corridor related to adjacent conditions (building frontages and open spaces) and how street design could enhance pedestrian safety, comfort and enjoyment along Fort St. John’s “main street.” Removal of a single travel lane reduced existing vehicle conflict while affording significant expansion and enhancement to the pedestrian realm. Concepts were developed and communicated through a range of media, including: graphic facilitation and conceptual sketches, scaled siteplans and sections, perspective illustrations and 3D visualizations. Client City of Fort St. John Collaborators Calum Srigley

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