We’re excited to share our urban design concept, Repairing and Reconnecting, developed in collaboration with National Capital Planning Commission and the DC Office of Planning. The study proposes reconnecting the The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to the city, Rock Creek Park and the National Mall; and repairing the damage caused by the construction of I-66 and the E Street Expressway in Foggy Bottom. The vision proposes connections to iconic city landmarks like the Lincoln Memorial, improved multi modal networks, new park landscapes and locations for future memorials. The effort engaged a wide array of federal and local stakeholders. Learn more and download the study at the link below. https://lnkd.in/e4JpXB9D 🎨Watercolor Renderings: Dariush Vaziri Image 1: Watercolor Rendering for South view of proposed plan Image 2: Aerial South View of Current Site Image 3: Watercolor rendering for North view of proposed plan Image 4: Diagram of connections to the waterfront and iconic landmarks and locations Image 5: Aerial Illustrative Proposed Plan Image 6: Upper & Lower-Level Connections #UrbanDesign #CityPlanning #CommunityEngagement #InfrastructureRevamp #WashingtonDC #KennedyCenter #FoggyBottom #PerkinsEastman #HumanByDesign
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Dariush Vaziri, These are stunning!
Thanks a lot for posting!
Architectural Associate | Platoon Leader
4moPhenomenal proposal! Would bring so much more life and connection to that area, creating an environment for the people rather than the automobile!