Plan Connects Third Ward, Downtown
RACM board approves $3.8 million to connect two neighborhoods via Broadway.
RACM board approves $3.8 million to connect two neighborhoods via Broadway. Back to the full article.
RACM board approves $3.8 million to connect two neighborhoods via Broadway.
RACM board approves $3.8 million to connect two neighborhoods via Broadway. Back to the full article.
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Not seeing details of tree design I am wondering about drop drains to feed the trees water as it captures water from the street. There are also under tree basins that capture water and water trees over a period after rainfall.
The freeway still presents a horrible visual “wall”. Maybe lighting the entire underside with a ceiling of LED 5000, or 6000 K or even 3800 K lighting that is on 24/7, maybe painting the columns and outer walls of the spans to blend with the sky and the buildings? I don’t know. These freeways should have been put beneath with the streets being bridged over.
What about Milwaukee Street also?
I agree that the freeway is a difficult “wall” to overcome. And I agree that major LED lighting is vital. But nothing beyond 3000K. Higher has been proven to be unhealthy.