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Long Island City Public Realm Improvements

Bringing public realm improvements to Long Island City.

Hunter Street & 44th Road Shared Street

The NYC Department of Transportation implemented a Shared Street on Hunter Street and 44th Road in Long Island City. The project aimed to improve and expand pedestrian space, provide public space amenities, and calm traffic. It included new 5 MPH speed limit signs, updated curb regulations, sidewalk extensions, new pedestrian ramps and crosswalks, and other amenities such as planters and street furniture.

Hunter Street before the Shared Street was implemented — Hunter Street before the Shared Street was implemented

Design proposal for the Hunter Street and 44th Road Shared Street — Design proposal for the Hunter Street and 44th Road Shared Street

Hunter Street after the Shared Street implementation — Hunter Street after the Shared Street implementation

Jackson Avenue Proposal

The NYC Department of Transportation also implemented public space improvements on Jackson Ave and 44th Drive in Long Island City. The improvements expanded pedestrian space, updated curb regulations, and provided public space amenities such as bike parking, street furniture, and large planters.

Existing conditions on Jackson Avenue between 43rd Avenue and 44th Drive — Existing conditions on Jackson Avenue between 43rd Avenue and 44th Drive

Design proposal for Jackson Avenue — Design proposal for Jackson Avenue

Jackson Avenue after street improvement implementation — Jackson Avenue after street improvement implementation

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