Activating Columbia Road: Reframing a Missing Link
This report was guided by Field Projects, an Urban Planning practicum at Tufts University. Our team (Aqsa Butt, Xianzheng Fang, Marah Holland, Lev McCarthy, and Megan Morrow) was partnered with LivableStreets Alliance to consolidate previous studies, recommendations, and outreach methods relating to Columbia Road. This was in effort to inform Livable Streets’ future community engagement along the corridor.
This report was guided by Field Projects, an Urban Planning practicum at Tufts University. Our team (Aqsa Butt, Xianzheng Fang, Marah Holland, Lev McCarthy, and Megan Morrow) was partnered with LivableStreets Alliance to consolidate previous studies, recommendations, and outreach methods relating to Columbia Road. This was in effort to inform Livable Streets’ future community engagement along the corridor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS<br />
We would like to first and foremost thank our project partner<br />
at LivableStreets Alliance, Tony Lechuga. His guidance and<br />
support, especially as an alumnus of UEP, was invaluable. We<br />
would also like to thank Alice Brown, Amber Christoffersen,<br />
Charlotte Fleetwood, Vineet Gupta, Lori Lobenstine, Michelle<br />
Moon, Alan Mountjoy, David Queeley, Stefanie Seskin, Natalia<br />
Urtubey, and Kishore Varanasi for generously sharing their time<br />
and professional insights with us as we prepared this report.<br />
Lastly, we are grateful to Christine Cousineau and Carolyn<br />
Meklenburg for their constant support and encouragement<br />
throughout the semester.<br />
Left to right: Christine Cousineau, Marah Holland, Lev McCarthy, Aqsa Butt, Xianzheng<br />
Fang, Carolyn Meklenburg, Megan Morrow, and Tony Lechuga.
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