YPP WORKSHOPMCLOUGHLIN CORRIDOR

53rd ISOCARP Congress – Portland, OR – 10.27.2017

TEAM• Sebastian Clausen, Germany • Elizabet Dimitrova, South Africa • Michele Melchiorri, Italy • Tine Segers, Belgium• Kristoffer L. Seivåg, Norway• Andreas Wolfe, USA• Jiashuai Zhang, China

CONTEXT

Take a strategic overview of McLoughlin Corridor: to understand its potential for supporting suburban transit villages and areas of i te si atio

to provide economic development with inclusion of transit-oriented development with high capacity transit

BRIEF

Main street provides services for sourrounding single-family homes

Greater choice and diversity of housing types

Separated bike lanes and pedestrian cross walk create safe streets for everyone

Animated mixed-use streets with shopping and retail at grade level to support local economies

Walkable transit connected neighbourhoods mean you can leave your car at home

Street furniture and street trees create an inviting pedestrian environment for people to work and live

Walkable neighbourhoods at a comfortable human scaleWalkable neighbourhoods at a comfortable human scale

Transit-connected vibrant streets with local amenities a o e s a e attra t ew employment to the community

Complete communities where people want to live, work, shop and play

New rapid transit is coming to the suburbs

KEY POINTS

INTRODUCTION

HISTORICAL PHOTOS

HISTORICAL PHOTOS

SITE VISIT

SITE VISIT

S W O TPEOPLE

ACCESSIBILITY

ENVIRONMENT

Affordablehousing

Meeting place

Sence of place

Transit

Traffic

light rail

Right of way

Ample parking

Pedestrian safety

Vehicular safety

Grid

Not all green is accessible

Presence of greenin the area

Community engegement

Population growth

Air and noise pollution

StormwaterGreen identity

ECONOMY Retail Inefficient use ofland

Availability ofland

Gentryfication

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SE Park Av

Portland

Oregon City

Concord

Jennings

CONNECTING MCLOUGHLINVISION

We want a socially, affordable,

culturally diverse, mixed use

community development that

• is physically accessible for all people

• is a catalyst for future development

in the area

MAIN GOAL

create a green, walkable, safe,

equitable and liveable environment

along the McLoughlin Corridor

CONNECTING MCLOUGHLIN

Social infrastructure - School

Social infrastructure - Elderly Home

Social infrastructure - Library

Mixed used areas - high density

Mix used residential areas - lower density

Social infrastructure - School

Social infrastructure - Elderly Home

Social infrastructure - Library

Social infrastructure - School

Social infrastructure - Elderly Home

Social infrastructure - Library

New Light Rail - suggestion

Protected bicycle lanes

Improvement of existing bicycle lanes

Improvement of bicycle lanes (Trolley Trail)

Improvement, implementation and connection of existing green areas

Pedestrian crossing - existing

Pedestrian crossing - suggestion

New Light Rail - suggestion

bus lines

sidewalk - funded

sidewalk - not funded

MOBILITY LAND USE GREENERY

8 URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLES

URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLE 1Integrated and legible places and neighbourhoods

URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLE 2Improve quality of the public realm and public spaces

URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLE 3Create safe and secure community

URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLE 4Easy and efficient movement and accessability to amenities

URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLE 5Promote development density, diversity and adaptability

URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLE 6Ensure enclosure and positive interfaces onto the public realm

URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLE 7Protect, value and enhance the natural environment through sustainable design

URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLE 8TOD mixed-use

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

DESIGN CHARETTE• PARTICIPARTORY DESIGN • ROLE PLAY GAME• VOTING ON A PREFERENTIAL SITE

CHARETTE

RESULT OF THE CHARETTE

CONCORD NODEOAK GROVE

JENNINGS

During the Charette stakesholders payed attention to further development of Park Ave node intoa TOD perspective

CONCORD NODE

JENNINGS

OAK GROVE

PARK AVE

CONCORD NODE

STEPS TO INTENSIFY

MASTERPLANCONCORD NODE

Improved Accessibility

Safe and Secure Community

Positive Interface

Sustainable Design

MASTERPLANCONCORD NODE

MASTERPLAN STEP 1

MASTERPLAN STEP 2

MASTERPLAN STEP 3

MASTERPLAN STEP 4

THANK YOU VERY MUCH