April 2016

NV5 designed streetscape improvements to Spring Garden Street between Columbus Boulevard (Delaware Avenue) and 2nd Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Spring Garden is an important connector street to the revitalizing waterfront. The project resulted in a reconstructed streetscape with new, widened sidewalks and curbs, pedestrian safety improvements at key intersections, street[...]

NV5 performed total design services for the $2 million reconstruction of Stone Street in New York City from Coenties Slip to Hanover Square and Mill Lane from Stone Street to South William Street. Design improvements included curbs and roadway, historic lighting and signage, movable tables and chairs, and new stone[...]

Through an ongoing term agreement for landscape architecture, architecture, and civil engineering design services with New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation, NV5 designed a beautiful new entrance plaza to Roberto Clemente State Park, located on the banks of the Harlem River in Bronx, New York. The[...]

NV5 designed a new urban plaza located directly adjacent to the 104th Street station on the Number 7 subway line (Roosevelt Avenue) in Queens, New York. This project closed a one block long section of street to connect the plaza with the adjacent sidewalk and the stores that front it.[...]

NV5 redesigned West 175th Street between Broadway and Wadsworth Avenue in New York City, closing the street and turning it into a new public plaza that features a bosque of trees, pedestrian lighting, benches, drinking fountain, bicycle racks, permeable paving, and Silva-Cel tree planting system. The centerpiece is a public[...]

Following the completion of a streetscape master plan for the Fordham Road Business Improvement District, NV5 prepared a design to reconstruct a small triangular traffic island called Bryan Park located at the intersection of Fordham Road and Kingsbridge Road in the Bronx. The design reclaims underutilized roadway space to double[...]

NV5 designed an urban plaza where the street meets the historic Coney Island boardwalk in Brooklyn, New York. This is the primary access point for pedestrians on the way to the boardwalk and beach for which Coney Island is famous. The plaza steps people up eight feet to the raised[...]