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Dartmouth Street improvements consist of roadway reconstruction
design and streetscape improvements for this historic Back-Bay urban
arterial roadway. Bayside has designed Dartmouth Street between Huntington
Avenue and Boylston Street, changing it from a two-way roadway to
a one way. The proposed design has increased recreation space and
improved the efficiency of traffic flow. The design implements an
appropriate streetscape for this, one of Boston's most prestigious
locations. Significant handicap and inter modal accessibility improvements
were also made. Close coordination and review meetings with abutting
businesses and residences were required to address local concerns. |
Project design elements include:
- Eliminate the southbound travel lanes between Huntington Avenue and
Boylston Street and modify the northbound alignment.
- Update traffic signals and timings at the Huntington Avenue and Boylston
Street intersections to accommodate the changed traffic patterns while
improving level of service.
- Improve roadway alignment at Huntington Avenue intersection.
- Provide a granite paved recreation space in front of the Boston Public
Library, in place of the existing northbound lanes, to compliment the
exterior of the library.
- Integrate historic style lighting (as called for in the City of Boston's
Master Plan) to compliment the new Copley Square and Boston Public Library
plaza and maintain the historic atmosphere of this very heavily used
public open space.
Client:
City of Boston Public Works Department
Design Status:
Design Completion Summer 2000
Estimated Completion:
Construction Scheduled for 2001
600 Unicorn Park Drive, 3rd Floor
Woburn MA 01801
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