Every Place Counts Design Challenge Nashville - 1.0 PDH (LA CES/HSW)

Description

As transportation infrastructure in many cities reaches the end of its design life span, elected officials face a historic opportunity to invest in infrastructure that can provide communities with increased opportunity, connectivity, health, and quality of life. The USDOT Design Challenge, has committed to reconnecting neighborhoods and building opportunity.

Please complete a brief evaluation of this Online Learning presentation.

Learning Objectives:

• Raise awareness about bifurcated neighborhoods and identify innovative practices to reconnect communities.
• Involve all affected stakeholders from concept to implementation to create champions for the project.
• Consider fiscal realities while considering innovative solutions.
• Incorporate art and culture to respect local cultural heritage and traditions.

Speaker(s):

• Ken Ray, ASLA, Senior Associate/Multimodal Senior Manager, Coen+Partners
• Eric Hoke, Design Director, Civic Design Center
• Kenneth Petty
• Stephanie Gidigbi Jenkins, Senior Director Federal Policy & Parnership, NRDC