Sponsor
Project clients: The Rosewood Initiative and Oregon Walks
Document Type
Report
Publication Date
5-2020
Keywords
City planning -- Oregon -- Portland, Urban community development -- Oregon -- Portland, Neighborhood planning -- Oregon -- Portland
Abstract
Roses from Concrete is a walkability plan for Portland Metro’s Rosewood neighborhood, created by Walk & Roll Consulting (W&R). This plan seeks to address the challenges of being a pedestrian - emphasizing youth and older adults, in the historically disinvested Rosewood neighborhood. This is accomplished by providing tools for analyzing existing infrastructural deficiencies, research-based recommendations for contextualized capital improvements, and compiled perspectives from local residents and professionals, in order to catalyze improving the lives of people who live, walk, and roll within the Rosewood neighborhood.
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Persistent Identifier
https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/33730
Recommended Citation
Martinez, Timothy; Jain, Shreya; Cramer, Matthew; Mackellan, Gwynn; Bermudez, Sarah; and Brown, Walle, "Roses from Concrete: A Walkability Plan for the Rosewood Neighborhood" (2020). Master of Urban and Regional Planning Workshop Projects. 171.
https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/33730
Alternative format version
Description
Report prepared by Walk and Roll Consulting: Timothy Martinez, Shreya Jain, Matthew Cramer, Gwynn Mackellan, Sarah Bermudez, Walle Brown.
An alternatively formatted (6x9 inch spread) version of the Final Plan is included below as an additional file.