2024
Fort Point Channel, Boston
Urban Density & Coastal Resilience - Edgar Adams, Professor of Architecture
FORT POINT CHANNELREVITALIZATION
STRIDE at Fort Point Channel
BOSTON- MASSACHUSETTS
FORT POINT - PROPOSALS
Success Through Residences, Initiative, Determination and Employment
Joseph Villaman Leyba
ARCH.416.01-24/SP
Adv Topical Dsgn Std:Urban
Prof. Edgar Adams
CUT MASTER PLAN
FIGUERE GROUDN
these partial diagrams on my site of how Dorchester Avenue is a busy street, and my intentions were to welcome those people to the site and use what sasaki’s creates to work together to sort of connect them with what Nico St has been
My project includes connecting streets that reach north to south to west to provide connections to the existing street network.The intention is to lead all people through this Complex and therefore all paths of travel connect to visitors to an outdoor amphitheater and waterfront. All vehicle, walking and bike lanes that run north and south navigate to the center of the project, a dynamic water bridge. The new urban outdoor space allows the city to reach over the channel for the first time. And create clear focuses towards the heart of my site and where they need to go as a community.
Connection Diagram
STRIDE is taking “a big step” forward for Boston, towards more jobs, safe streets connected to various housing units and common areas. There are designed zones for innovative learning complexes, amongst this living and working community complex. The results of safe streets and a dynamic urban fabric prioritizes human wellness. STRIDE, a new walkable, drivable and bike friendly network for living, working and well-being encourages people to come all the way in and experience where the land meets water at the Fort Point Channel.
GREEN SPACES
CIRCULATION
PROGRAM
FLOAD AREA
Section View to The Heart Of Gillete Site
SECTION THROUGH HEART OF THE SITE
INTERATION WITH WATER, LOOKING OR TOUCHING
ENJOYING GREEN SAPCES
COMMUNIITY GATHERING SPACE