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Curtis + Rogers Design Studio, Inc. Bid Document (10)
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Services: <br />References: <br />Start Date: <br />Completion Date: <br />Project Budget: <br />C+R Contract Fees: <br />East Flagler Streetscape <br />Miami, FL <br />Flagler Street is lined with historic buildings, and was <br />once the vibrant main street of Miami, FL. Curtis + Rogers’ <br />revitalization design plan reflects the rich history of the <br />railroad’s importance in the development of the city <br />while widening the sidewalks and planting shade trees to <br />create a more pedestrian-friendly retail destination. The <br />groundbreaking design integrates innovative techniques <br />in tree growth and stormwater management. Two blocks <br />were completed in 2018, and construction was stopped <br />due to issues with the contractor. The Flagler Street Task <br />Force decided to revisit the idea of a festival street, <br />and pushed the City to redesign to make this possible. <br />C+R was a part of the team to develop the design and <br />documents to create the first festival street within the <br />City of Miami. The project is currently under construction <br />and scheduled to be completed in the spring of 2024. <br />Revitalizing Flagler Street’s historic character through <br />walkability, placemaking, and a vibrant vision for the future. <br />Landscape Resilience Design <br />Design Documents <br />Construction Documents <br />Construction Administration <br />Hector Badia <br />Senior Project Manager <br />City of Miami <br />hbadia@miamigov.com <br />Phase I - 2010 <br />Phase II - 2020 <br />Phase I - 2018 <br />Phase II - Ongoing <br />$27 Million <br />$332,000
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