APPLICANT DESIGN ARCHITECT ARCHITECT OF RECORD CIVIL ENGINEER LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TRANSPORTATION ENGINEER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER MECHANICAL / ELECTRICAL / PLUMBING ENGINEER LAND USE ATTORNEYS DATE
Vornado / CES and The Gould Property Company Pickard Chilton WDG Bowman Consulting Reed Hilderbrand Wells and Associates Tadjer-Cohen-Edelson Associates GHT Limited Walsh Colucci Lubeley Emrich & Walsh PC 25 March 2013
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Updated Site Plan
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Updated Site Plan
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Updated Site Plan
363’
278’
40’
53’
260’
52’
292’
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Other Multi-Modal Roads
Other Multi-Modal Roads
Loop Road Connection
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Loop Road Activity
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Loop Road Section
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Loop Road
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Loop Road and Esplanade
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Loop Road Section
70’
65’
48’-50’
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Esplanade / Pedestrian / Bike Section
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Esplanade/Pedestrian/Bike Connection
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Site Characteristics
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Site Characteristics
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Site Characteristics
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Site Characteristics
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Site Characteristics
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Site Characteristics
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Parking and Loading Management
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Rosslyn Intersection Constraints
Future Trip Counts – Loop Road / Lynn
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Future Trip Counts – With Ramp / Lynn
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Intersection Performance - AM
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Intersection Performance - PM
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Summary • Loop road Provides Vehicular Access into Rosslyn Plaza ‐ Breaks up the Superblock ‐ Activates Green Spaces with Multi-Modal Traffic ‐ Connects at Desired 17th / 18th Street Locations ‐ Allows for Future Connection to Metro ‐ Maintains Internal Truck Loading System ‐ Maintains Pedestrian Friendly Esplanade and Green Space • Limiting High Speed Thru Traffic is Key to Esplanade Character
• Feeling of Safety is Key to Pedestrian Activity • Surrounding Roads and Intersections have necessary capacity