1. 1. DISPLAY emmerald collar new temporal uses associated community engagement production of energy: water transportation StonyIslandAve SWoodlandAve ottageGroveAve SKingDr SHalstedSt SRacineAve SDamenAve WGareldBlvd W51stSt W47thSt W43rdSt PershingRoad W51stSt W31stSt W26thSt WCermacRd WRooseveltRd WDouglasBlvd WRooseveltRd WMadisonSt CentralParkBlvd WChicagoAve WChicagoAve NAshlandAve NDamenAve NWesternAve WChicagoAve WAugustaBlvd WDivisonSt WNorthAve WAugustaBlvd WAugustaBlvd WMadisonSt SAshlandAve rstate94Express tevensonExpy EisenhowerExpy KennedyExpy Grant Park Washingtong ParkSherman Park Gage Park McKinley Park Douglas Park Gareld Park Humboldt Park Lincoln Park new infraestructure infraestructures CTA Tapid Transit highways sanity centers community social centers places of interest libraries re stations schools mosaic alogn the neck 80% black 80% white 80% latin mayority latin transition spaces bus Metra Commuter Rail bike path mayor streets streets constructed equipments frame parks water diversity: ethnic groups neighbors public space scale 1/500 857876 new intensity bands DISPLAY emmerald collar new temporal uses associated community engagement production of energy: water transportation SStonyIslandAve SWoodlandAve SCottageGroveAve SKingDr SHalstedSt SRacineAve SDamenAve WGareldBlvd W51stSt W47thSt W43rdSt WPershingRoad W51stSt W31stSt W26thSt WCermacRd WRooseveltRd WDouglasBlvd WRooseveltRd WMadisonSt CentralParkBlvd WChicagoAve WChicagoAve NAshlandAve NDamenAve NWesternAve WChicagoAve WAugustaBlvd WDivisonSt WNorthAve WAugustaBlvd WAugustaBlvd river river lake michigan lake michigan WMadisonSt SAshlandAve Interstate94Express StevensonExpy DwightD.EisenhowerExpy KennedyExpy Grant Park Washingtong ParkSherman Park Gage Park McKinley Park Douglas Park Gareld Park Humboldt Park Lincoln Park new infraestructure infraestructures CTA Tapid Transit highways sanity centers community social centers places of interest libraries re stations schools mosaic alogn the neck 80% black 80% white 80% latin mayority latin transition spaces bus Metra Commuter Rail bike path mayor streets streets constructed equipments frame parks water diversity: ethnic groups neighbors public space scale 1/500 proposed section - DIVERSEY PKWY. actual section - DIVERSEY PKWY. proposed section - WESTERN AVE. actual section - WESTERN AVE. proposed section - MARSHALL BLVD. actual section - MARSHALL BLVD. proposed section - FRANKLIN BLVD. actual section - FRANKLIN BLVD. proposed section - MIDWAY PLAISANCE DR. actual section - MIDWAY PLAISANCE DR. URBAN STRATEGYDIAGRAMATIC SECTION DIAGRAMS STRATEGY MIDWAY PLAISANCE DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DR. 31 ST.SACRAMENTO BLVD. NETWORK RESET RETHINKING THE CHICAGO EMERALD NECKLACE OUR VISION Our vision is to create a wonderful, vibrant and social infrastructure along the necklace with thousands of different and intense places. The project develops a series of interven- tions along the park system, especially intwonorth-south stripsindoor, devices and architectural events that foster new connec- tions between the public and private realms and serve to encourage public awareness and participation through new programs. URBAN NETWORK STRATEGY This link support city wants to be a machine includ- inganelongated platformfor collective expressionand pro- motionofprojects: -Transit Network improve and design a safe transporta- tion system (monorail-podcar) that encourages walking, biking and mass transit and connects residential, commer- cial and retail areas; -Mixed-use towards an implementation of intense and pro- grammatic neighborhoods and areas of higher concentra- tion of diversity throughout the city, in coordination with public transport accessibility. -Charged Green integrate green space and productive landscapes throughout it, providing accessible and pleasant public places, as well as on-site water filtration; -Energy provide a clean, reliable energy network through upgraded infrastructure, distributed power generation and on-site renewable; -Community foster a safe, healthy and integrated community that embodies the aspirations of both current and future residents, -Leadership regenerate communities through innovative collaborations, partnerships and other inclusive strategies for governance, management, job training and employment in the activities of leading and serving the community. OBJECTIVES. PARK ACTIONS The project aims to reconnect places and communities. We want to build on the strengths of the park system, trans- form perceptions of the areas, encourage positive change and stimulate investment. We want to celebrate the park system and boulevard and reveal its social, cultural and urban richness by enhancing historic buildings and spaces, and supporting active social projects and events. WESTERN AVE. ALONG GARFIELD BLVD. AND MCKINLEY PARK 0.5 miles=2632 feet 2632 feet