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University of Washington
Seattle, WA
UW Medical Center is situated on a small site at the University of Washington. The recent medical expansion required narrowing Columbia Road, a primary campus circulation route for buses and cars that also provides access to hospital loading docks. Safely accommodating all of these modes provided a unique design challenge.
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Parametrix
Washington State Ferries
Mukilteo, WA
Transpo continues to assist Washington State Ferries (WSF) and the FTA in evaluating concepts to replace or relocate the Mukilteo Ferry Terminal. The new multimodal terminal will improve the operations and facilities serving the eastern terminus. The Mukilteo/Clinton ferry route is part of SR 525, connecting Whidbey Island to the Seattle-Everett metropolitan area. It is WSF’s second
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The Boeing Company
The Boeing Company
Renton, WA
Transpo was responsible for the site design associated with the consolidation of Boeing’s Renton plant for Boeing’s Move to the Lake project and the City of Renton’s improvements to The Landing development. These projects provided for the safe and efficient integration of vehicles, pedestrians, material staging, parking, security, access gates and interface with plant construction and the
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Wenatchee Valley Transportation Council
Wenatchee Valley Transportation Council
Wenatchee, WA
The Wenatchee Valley Transportation Council selected a team led by Transpo to develop the transportation master plan for the North Wenatchee Avenue corridor. Also called SR 285, the corridor serves commuters, freight traffic, transit, businesses, and provides access to residential areas and parks.
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City of Medina
City of Medina
Medina, WA
As part of an on-call contract held since 2009, Transpo performed a traffic study for the City of Medina to address citizens’ complaints about safety along the NE 12th Street and Lake Washington Boulevard corridors. Complaints indicated that vehicles were speeding through the area, compromising the safety of drivers, cyclists and pedestrians. Both corridors were frequently used as
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KPFF Consulting Engineers
WSDOT
Bainbridge, WA
As part of a team, Transpo developed a long-range master plan and NEPA Environmental Assessment for the fifty-year design horizon of the Bainbridge Island Ferry Terminal. The terminal is an important inter-modal facility where residents walk, bike, park and transfer from buses to the ferry. The plan will result in improved safety and access for pedestrians, bicyclists, persons with limited mobility, vehicles and transit. Transpo managed all transportation planning and engineering activities associated with the non-motorized discipline report. We analyzed existing conditions, identified alternatives and selected a preferred design option.
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