Designed the Hamilton Street Corridor streetscape improvement to emphasize public safety, community aesthetics and general traffic and pedestrian operations. Promoted neighborhood accessibility with a design that emphasized pedestrian safety improvements and connectivity to surrounding communities and to the nearby 32-acre Magruder Park, a focal point of the project location. .

BAI’s design redefined vehicular travel lanes, enhanced and repaired failing pavement within the corridor, and thermoplastic crosswalks and mosaic tiled benches at the local park entrance contributed to the streetscape design concept. Sustainable stormwater management included the design of rain gardens as an aesthetic feature. Enhanced pedestrian movements through sidewalk upgrades and lighting. Finally, the addition of bicycle lanes, concrete bus pads and the conversion to on-street parking all contributed to the project goals of enhancing connectivity, public safety and community aesthetics.