
NE Second Ave. improvements to enhance traffic safety
Phase I, which will cost an estimated $1 million, involves improvements to be made along Northeast Second Avenue from Northeast Eighth Street/George Bush Boulevard to Northeast 13th Street.
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Over the past year, WGI has been on the forefront of examining changes and shaping new approaches to planning and community design. The reasons for embracing change range from getting in front of climate change to unlocking value through adaptable public spaces.
Here are four main trends that came from sessions and one-on-one conversations:
Incorporating Trends and Uncertainty into Planning
There were multiple sessions related to forecasting, vulnerability assessments, and adaptive design.
Transforming the suburbs to provide for affordability, diversity, and quality of life remains a key challenge and planning point of interest.
Implementation
Cities/counties are reorganizing and drastically reducing Comprehensive Plans:
Sustainability
Planners are getting very serious about sustainability-related issues, particularly resilient design and adaptation.
Stakeholder Engagement
The issues raised during this conference underscore WGI’s commitment to planning innovation and new approaches to placemaking and mobility systems.
WGI is a national design and professional services firm leading in technology-based solutions for the construction of public infrastructure and real estate development. At WGI, we’re providing Tomorrow’s Infrastructure Solutions Today.
Phase I, which will cost an estimated $1 million, involves improvements to be made along Northeast Second Avenue from Northeast Eighth Street/George Bush Boulevard to Northeast 13th Street.
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