TACTICAL REVITALIZATION PLAN FOR DOWNTOWN ALBANY NY
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Team Profile, Qualifications, and Experience<br />
Stoss Landscape Urbanism<br />
Minneapolis . MN . USA<br />
Minneapolis Riverfront<br />
Stoss<br />
Landscape<br />
Urbanism<br />
team lead, urbanism,<br />
landscape, planning<br />
Client<br />
Minneapolis Parks<br />
Foundations +<br />
Parks and Rec Board<br />
Budget<br />
N/A<br />
Size<br />
2200 acres<br />
key personnel<br />
Chris Reed,<br />
design director<br />
Scott Bishop,<br />
project manager<br />
Jill Allen,<br />
planner<br />
The project re-imagines 5.5 miles of Mississippi Riverfront<br />
in Minneapolis, from the cultural riverfront in downtown<br />
north to the city limit.<br />
Stoss’s proposal is titled Streamlines; it’s about sheer,<br />
unfiltered experience of direct contact with the river and<br />
river life, in many ways and at multiple moments. And it’s<br />
about weaving these experiences back into the everyday<br />
city.<br />
Streamlines is also a project about working ecologies,<br />
ecological systems and dynamics put to work to clean, to<br />
re-constitute this working riverfront, and to guide a longerterm<br />
transformation of the city fabric.<br />
But it is not about a single green line along the river.<br />
Rather, this project is about multiple threads, multiple<br />
strands; it evokes the stories and lives of the people who<br />
live, work, and play by the river’s edge and have done so<br />
for centuries. It builds from the rich histories and evolving<br />
identities of the Mississippi River, the ecological, economic,<br />
social lifeblood of the city, and of the continent. And it puts<br />
in place a series of working and operational landscapes,<br />
green infrastructures, and landscape-based urban fabrics<br />
that will guide this transformation for the next generation of<br />
city-dwellers, just as the Grand Rounds did for 20th-century<br />
Minneapolis.