Foggy Bottom/Georgetown Waterfront: CUA Student Presentation

From Elizabeth Elliott of the Foggy Bottom Association:

Exhibition
January 2-4, 2007
Third-Year Students of the Catholic University of America
Urban Institute Studio
Professor Iris Miller, ASLA, Director

Lower Georgetown and Foggy Bottom Heritage Park
to be held at House of Sweden, Washington Harbour in Georgetown

Special Presentation & Reception
Wednesday, January 3, 2007
5:00-7:00 PM

This exhibition presents new and innovative approaches to streetscape, parks, and other potentially exciting spaces and features including: the Whitehurst, K Street, Old Aqueduct, Crescent Trail, C&O Canal, and opportunities for new memorials, bridges, crosswalks, open space parkland and enhancements of important historic resources in Georgetown and Foggy Bottom.

All are welcome!

Please bring photo ID for admittance.
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Some interesting ideas presented by the students. I have always found the urban design studio classes from Catholic University to be quite interesting. Past classes have gone on study trips to places like Portland, Oregon and Japan. Based on the board below, I wonder if they did a trip to Paris?


Index Keywords: urban-design-placemaking