Art blocks at main street square7/25/2023 ![]() We are constructing a new permanent public plaza on the 800-block of Robson Street.ĭuring the summers of 2011-2015, the block was transformed into a pedestrian plaza by the VIVA Vancouver Program. Partnership for VIVA Vancouver 2013 (800 Robson St).Read the Transportation 2040 Plan PDF file.The most common suggestions to support walking were to provide wider sidewalks and more public spaces. The City’s transportation plan, Transportation 2040, includes policies and actions to enable: an active and healthy city, a reduction in traffic collisions to support a safe city, an accessible city for people of all ages and abilities, a range of options to help create a more affordable city, a vibrant public realm to foster a lively city, and a resilient city prepared to deal with global issues and unexpected events.ĭuring the Transportation 2040 Phase 2 consultation program in the summer of 2012, over 10,000 people participated. Report date NovemMeeting date November 28, 2012Ĭity Council motion: Creation of a public square, 800 Robson Street Staff are continuing to work with key stakeholders on the issues identified in the following report to Council. Staff report to Council "800 Robson Street: Strategy for Moving Towards a Public Plaza" Report date ApMeeting date April 20, 2016 Staff report to Council "800 Robson Street: Creation of a Permanent Plaza" Read the engagement summary PDF file (2 MB)Ĭouncil approves permanent plaza on 800 Robson Street.Staff presents design concept to Council. Full set of display panels PDF file (23.9 MB)Ĭouncil approved funding for 800 Robson plaza construction.What makes a great public space PDF file (1.7 MB).Design concept 3: Plalo Ring PDF file (2.1 MB).Design concept 2: Active Edge PDF file (2.4 MB).Design concept 1: Wet PDF file (2.5 MB).North Plaza: Public open houses (October 1 and 5, 2013) Read the consultation summary PDF file (346 KB).This report summarizes the input from the two open houses, an online questionnaire, and stakeholder meetings. The design is based on feedback we heard from residents, visitors, plaza users, and businesses through consultation. ![]() Slideshow of the final design of the plaza We will continue to collaborate with key area stakeholders including the Province, Downtown Vancouver BIA, the Vancouver Art Gallery, UBC, and other key partners on program development as health restrictions lift allowing larger groups to gather outside in public spaces. ![]()
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