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Stuart Gwin compares two pairs of neighborhoods using their relative accessibility and connectivity to illustrate the difficulty of building connected networks in the modern urban setting.

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Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Welcome to Portland, Oregon-The Most Well Connected City in the United States and the Home of the Ugliest Building in the World*

* I work in this building

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

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For purposes of discussion we will compare two pairs of neighborhoods using their relative accessibility and connectivity to

illustrate the difficulty of building connected networks in the modern urban setting.

The neighborhoods are: Downtown Gateway

NE 60th Ave LRT station areaNE 148th Ave. LRT station area

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North/South-SW Pine St. to SW Columbia St.

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Siena, IT-Medieval Connectivity & Intersection Density

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26 Intersections.29 sq. Miles

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Gateway Concept Plan by Peter Calthorpe N

Approx. Capital Investment For New Streets and Row-$70 million

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pdated October 22, 2009

Revised Gateway Street Plan-Adopted by Council Oct. 22, 09 N

Cost Unknown at this timeTuesday, November 3, 2009

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Intersection Density ComparisonDowntown vs. Gateway Regional Center

Downtown48 Intersections/.08 sq. miles

600 stations/sq. mileGateway Regional Center

26 intersections/.29 sq. miles90 stations/sq. mile

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60th Ave. Station/Blue Line

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NE 148th Ave LRT Station Area11 Intersections-.19 sq. miles

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Intersection Density ComparisonNE 60th LRT Station Area vs. NE 148th LRT

Station AreaNE 60th Ave. LRT Station Area45 Intersections/.19 sq. miles

236 stations/sq. mileNE 148th Ave. LRT Sation Area26 intersections/.29 sq. miles

57 stations/sq. mileTuesday, November 3, 2009

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Approx. $21.2 million in local street improvements

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#1 Obstacle To Improving Transportation Networks

Sheer Enormity of the ProblemIncrease in Intersection Density of Approximately six fold

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#2 Obstacle To Improving Transportation Networks

Direct Outgrowth of Obstacle #1Enormous Cost of Creating New Transportation NetworksTo Create or Improve Transportation Networks in Three Areas

1. NE 60th Ave. LRT Station Area: $7 million2. Gateway Regional Center: $70 million3. NE 148th Ave. LRT Station Area: $21.2 million

$98.2 million

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#3 Obstacle To Improving Transportation Networks

Political and Social realities!!Believe it or Not Large Numbers of People Prefer the Status QuoLegal Barriers Involved in Condemning Private Land for Public Uses

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