Streets and pedestrian corridors are essential public places. An effective plan must incorporate walkability, connectivity, accessible transit, safety, and excellence in design. The image of a city or community is often defined by the activation and visual quality of its street corridors.

DTJ’s complete streets approach considers a seamless integration of the public and private realm; places for people and the conveyance of storm water; land use and mobility options such as walking, bicycling and transit. We regard street and pedestrian corridors as both connectors and community destinations.