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Page 1: Shaping a quality public realm Matthew J. Bell, FAIA Professor- Univ. of Maryland Principal- Perkins Eastman Architects

Shaping a quality public realm

Matthew J. Bell, FAIAProfessor- Univ. of MarylandPrincipal- Perkins Eastman Architects

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• How to shape a quality public realmGood design principles

Role of density in achieving community goals

• Role of ANC Commissioners in PUDs How can they best represent the public interest in

this process?

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How to shape a quality public realm

•Embrace history•Support housing diversity•Provide convenient and accessible retail

and transit•Design connected, multi-modal streets•Introduce green infrastructure•Deploy buildings to define the public realm

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Embrace History

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Embrace History

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Housing diversity and choice

• Housing for all stages of life in one community (avoid monoculture)

• Physical integration means economic integration

• Social equity

• More housing, more choice

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Housing diversity

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Chevy Chase DC

Conn. And Nebraska

Van Ness

Woodley Park

Cleveland Park

Chevy Chase DC

Conn. and Nebraska

Van Ness

Woodley Park

Cleveland Park

Conn. Ave: Retail, housing and transit

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commercial

Single Family

Duplex

Apartments

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Coverage & density

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Reversed fg

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Green Infrastructure

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Green Infrastructure

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Defining the street

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Design multi-modal streets

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Turning Radius Crossing Distance* Increased Crossing Distance**

5 m(16.4 ft = 196 in)

10.8 m(35.4 ft = 424 in)

0.8 m(2.6 ft = 30 in)

10 m(32.8 ft = 392 in)

15.7 m(51.5 ft = 617 in)

5.7 m(18.7 ft = 223 in)

15 m(49.2 ft = 591 in)

22 m(72.2 ft = 866 in)

12 m(39.4 ft = 472 in)

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Walk-able towns and villages

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Defining the street

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Defining the street

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Defining the street

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Defining the street

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How to shape a quality public realm

•Walk-able urbanism– Interconnected streets and neighborhoods– Buildings that define the public realm– Neighborhood retail within 10 minute walk– Access to transit choice– Safe and green streets

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The ANC

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• Role of ANC Commissioners

in PUDs?

• How can they best represent the public interest in this process?

The ANC

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How can ANC’s best represent the public interest in this process?

• Ask a lot of questions

• Understand what public benefits are possible

• Discuss in the context of “interests,” not “positions”

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How can ANC’s best represent the public interest in this process?

• What will this place be like? – Picture? Precedent?

• How is the public environment designed?

• How does the design relate to our neighborhood?

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