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Portland MallPortland Mall RevitalizationRevitalization: The: The Making of ‘Great Streets’ Robert W. Hastings, FAIA Agency Architect, TriMet Railvolution, November 2, 2007 Portland Mall Revitalization: ThePortland Mall Revitalization: The Concept of ‘Great Streets • “We can design our cities by the way we design our streets” -Allan Jacobs, author of Great Streets and professor emeritus at the University of CCalifliforniia at BBerkkelley iin SSan FFranciisco Portland Mall Revitalization: goals • Positively influence the future of Downtown, the City of Portland, and the greater metropolitan region. Portland Mall Revitalization: goals • A manifestation of the community’s will to create a multi-modal street that enhanced livability; create a ‘Great Street’ through allstreet that enhanced livability; create a ‘Great Street’ through all of downtown. Portland Mall Revitalization: goals • Acknowledgges ‘Station-as-Place’ and ‘Urban Rooms’ opportunities to articulate downtown characteristics qualities. Portland Mall Revitalization: goals • Establishes an ongoing Mall Management Group to coordinate Safety, Maintenance, Programming, and Redevelopment. Portland Mall: genesis • A direct response to Portland’s landmark ‘Downtown Plan, • Use concentrated transit to catalyze redevelopment Portland MallPortland Mall, 1978: The original 1978: The original goals • Composite design; 3 Distinct Layers of ImprovementsComposite design; 3 Distinct Layers of Improvements Elements: Landscape/Streetscape, Pedestrian/Bus Patron, Circulation/Transit – Interlocking of design elements; creates a special place – Create an elevated attitude of bus transit; system wide overhaulCreate an elevated attitude of bus transit; system wide overhaul