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RYAN GRAVEL | ST MARTINS PRESS | NEW YORK | MARCH 15, 2016 WHERE WE WANT TO LIVE 2016 CONGRESS FOR NEW URBANISM FLORIDA @ryangravel [email protected] www.ryangravel.com

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RYAN GRAVEL | ST MARTINS PRESS | NEW YORK | MARCH 15, 2016

WHERE WE WANT TO LIVE

2016 CONGRESS FOR NEW URBANISM FLORIDA

@ryangravel [email protected] www.ryangravel.com

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Geraldine Keller Gravel with daughter Gerry, 1940s (Gravel family collection)

Alexandria, Louisiana

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Where We Want to Live – Reclaiming Infrastructure for a New Generation of Cities, Ryan Gravel (St Martin’s Press, 2016)

Where We Want to Live

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@ryangravel

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@ryangravel

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@ryangravel

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@ryangravel

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@ryangravel

Atlanta Beltline (Ralph Daniels, 2013)

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@ryangravel

Atlanta Beltline (Ryan Gravel, 2006)

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www.ryangravel.com

@ryangravel

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Change.

Atlanta Beltline.

Catalyst Infrastructure.

8 Lessons.

Why It Matters.

@ryangravel

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CHANGE.

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CHANGE.

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37 Rue Traversière, Paris (Ryan Gravel, 1994)

CHANGE.

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Baron Haussmann; les Grands Boulevards, Paris

Infrastructure + Culture

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Baron Haussmann; demolition for construction of the Avenue de l’Opera, Paris

Infrastructure + Culture

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Baron Haussmann; Boulevard Richard Lenoir, Paris

Infrastructure + Culture

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Paris (Ryan Gravel, 2010)

Infrastructure + Culture

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Avenue de l’Opera: Morning Sunshine, Camille Pissaro, 1898

Paris

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IT WAS MORE THAN INFRASTRUCTURE. IT WAS A NEW WAY OF LIFE.

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Virginia Tennessee and Georgia Air LineLouisville & Nashville Railroad

Atlanta

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Koch’s Birdseye View of Atlanta, 1892

Atlanta

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Woodward Avenue, Detroit, circa 1917 (Detroit Publishing Company)

Detroit

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Detroit Superior Bridge (built 1914-1918; source: Library of Congress/courtesy of Turner Publishing)

Cleveland

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IT WAS MORE THAN INFRASTRUCTURE.IT WAS A WAY OF LIFE.

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Cuyahoga River on Fire! (1952, Cleveland State University Library; at least one of ten such fires 1868-1969)

Cleveland

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Tenement Life in New York City (1916)

New York City

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Buttermilk Bottom, Atlanta Mayor Hartsfield, right (Grey Villet, photographer; Life Magazine, 1959)

Atlanta

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Atlanta (1950s)

Atlanta

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A Levittown Family, New York (1940s)

New York

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Levittown, New York (1940s)

New York

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Geraldine Keller Gravel with daughter Gerry, 1940s (Gravel family collection)

Alexandria, Louisiana

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Detroit

Fort Street, Southgate, Michigan, 1956 (Martin, Detroit News)

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The Stahl House, Los Angeles (Nicolas de Camaret, 2012)

Los Angeles

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Astronaut Buzz Aldrin on the moon (Neil Armstrong, 1969)

Moon

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The Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., Lorraine Motel, Memphis, 1964

Memphis

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Metropolitan Atlanta

Atlanta

Chamblee, Georgia (Gravel family collection)

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Metropolitan Atlanta

Atlanta

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Atlanta

Lawrenceville, Georgia (Ryan Gravel, 2011)

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IT IS MORE THAN INFRASTRUCTURE. IT’S OUR WAY OF LIFE.

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Car-Dependency

Cobb County, Georgia (Ryan Gravel)

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Car-Dependency

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Car-Dependency

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From “Architecture 356 Days a Year”

Seaside

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The Louisville & Nashville Railroad Belt (Ryan Gravel, 2004)

Atlanta

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ATLANTA BELTLINE.

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ATLANTA BELTLINE.

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Developing new solutions to the problems created by a sprawl-dominated

landscape will require a new thinking, and ultimately, a new kind of city.

The Beltline will change the way we think about Atlanta.

Atlanta Beltline

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22 MILES LONG (35 km)

2-4 MILES FROM DOWNTOWN (3-5 km)

45 NEIGHBORHOODS

100k PEOPLE WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE

4-6k ACRES FOR REDEVELOPMENT (2k ha)

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VISIONLEADERSHIPGRASSROOTSGROWTHFEASIBILITYPOLITICSFUNDING

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FEASIBILITY PLANSREDEVELOPMENT PLANSUB AREA PLANSOVERLAY ZONINGTRANSIT PLANSPARK DESIGNSCORRIDOR DESIGN

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It takes a Partnership

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1

2

3

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Project Development: Fiscal Year Forecast

Source: Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (2013)

Fiscal Year

$-

$50,000,000

$100,000,000

$150,000,000

$200,000,000

$250,000,000

$300,000,000

$350,000,000

$400,000,000

$450,000,000

$500,000,000

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Economic DevABI OperationsExisting DebtPILOTAff HousingStreetscapesTrailsParksTransit

Period 1 Period 2 Period 3

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Trail Implementation

Built Trail

Designed Trail

Next Trails for Construction

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Ponce City Market (Ryan Gravel, 2016)

HOUSINGSHOPPINGBUSINESSHOSPITALITYENTERTAINMENT

$2.4 BILLION PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT

“Sorry Naysayers, It’s Working”

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Atlanta Beltline (Ralph Daniels, 2013)

“Sorry Naysayers, It’s Working”

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IT IS MORE THAN INFRASTRUCTURE. IT’S OUR WAY OF LIFE.

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CATALYST INFRASTRUCTURE.

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CATALYST INFRASTRUCTURE.

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Promenade Plantée/Viaduc des Arts

Paris, Rue Daumesnil (RG, 1995)

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Promenade Plantée/Viaduc des Arts

Paris, Rue Daumesnil (RG, 2010)

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Promenade Plantée/Viaduc des Arts

Paris (RG, 2010)

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Catalyst Infrastructure

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High Line

New York City (Ryan Gravel, 2011)

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606

Chicago (Ryan Gravel, 2012)

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Rail Park

Philadelphia (Ryan Gravel, 2012)

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Rail Corridor

Singapore (Ryan Gravel, 2015)

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Katy Trail

Dallas (RG, 2014)

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Arbutus Corridor

Vancouver (Ryan Gravel, 2013)

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Green Line

Toronto (Ryan Gravel, 2014)

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Lafitte Greenway

New Orleans (Ryan Gravel, 2014)

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Midtown Greenway

Minneapolis (Ryan Gravel, 2009)

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Dequindre Cut Greenway

Detroit (Ryan Gravel, 2012)

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S-Line

Salt Lake City (Ryan Gravel, 2014)

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Underline

Miami (Ryan Gravel, 2016)

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Buffalo Bayou

Houston (Ryan Gravel, 2012)

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Los Angeles River

Los Angeles (Ryan Gravel, 2011)

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East River Blueway

New York City (Ryan Gravel, 2013)

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Harahan Bridge

Memphis (Ryan Gravel, 2014)

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Cultural Trail

Indianapolis (Ryan Gravel, 2014)

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IT’S MORE THAN INFRASTRUCTURE. IT’S A NEW WAY OF LIFE.

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8 LESSONS

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8 LESSONS

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8 Lessons

1. Think big. Build strength with a clear and bold, yet realizable vision.

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2. Include everyone. Cultivate co-ownership of multi-dimensional projects.

8 Lessons

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3. Promote authenticity. Reflect and respect what is unique to a place.

8 Lessons

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4. Compel change. Incentivize others tocreate places and life that we want.

8 Lessons

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5. Inspire life. Triumph with great design.

8 Lessons

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6. Stay focused. Put technical work, funding, and politics in service to goals.

8 Lessons

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7. Emphasize people. Make community the priority from vision to implementation.

8 Lessons

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8. Band together. Build accountability and endurance through new partnerships.

8 Lessons

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WHY IT MATTERS.

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WHY IT MATTERS.

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Girl Scout Troop 13553.Delta Flight Path.

Infra-Culture

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Morning Commute. Jackson’s Last Walk.

Infra-Culture

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Winter Shadows, 2014. Spring Flânuer, 2013.

Infra-Culture

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Spring Meadow. Winter Sledding.

Infra-Culture

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Winter weekend afternoon (Ryan Gravel, 2014)

Infra-Culture

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“I can write all the prescriptions in the world for high blood pressure and weight loss and

I’d never do as much good as the Beltline has done or can do for Atlanta.”Dr. Richard Jackson, professor and chair of environmental health sciences at UCLA & former director of CDC’s National Center for Environmental Health

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Ivy Knight (Ryan Gravel, 2014).

Infra-Culture

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Anthony Foxx, Secretary, US DOT$18.5 Million TIGER V Grant for3 miles of the Atlanta Beltline Westside Trail.

“a ladder of opportunity”

“a game-changer.”

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Atlanta Beltline Lantern Parade, 2013 (Krewe of the Grateful Gluttons)

Infra-Culture

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Gwen Keyes Fleming, Chief of Staff, US EPA“2013 Smart Growth Project of the Year.”

“What were once a deserted industriallandscape and an unused, overgrown, and debris-filled rail corridor are now

thriving, active neighborhood assets.”

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Atlanta Beltline (collage, Perkins+Will, 2009)

Infra-Culture

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Atlanta Beltline (RG, 2013)

Infra-Culture

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Atlanta Beltline (RG, 2013)

Infra-Culture

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Atlanta Beltline (Perkins+Will, 2013)

Infra-Culture

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WHERE WE WANT TO LIVE

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RYAN GRAVEL | ST MARTINS PRESS | NEW YORK | MARCH 15, 2016

WHERE WE WANT TO LIVE

R E C L A I M I N G I N F R A S T R U C T U R E F O R A N E W G E N E R AT I O N O F C I T I E S

@ryangravel [email protected] www.ryangravel.com