Johns Hopkins University engaged Ayers Saint Gross to study options for pedestrian connections along San Martin Drive, a picturesque and historic Olmsted-aligned roadway that defines an edge of campus. Bound on one side by the ecologically diverse Stony Run corridor, the area has always been an asset to the campus and greater community. The landscape design incorporates four major elements: defining a continuous pedestrian connection the length of the corridor, developing clear and safe crossings of the roadway, creatively resolving the need for pedestrian connections in an environmentally sensitive area, and establishing clear entry gates to the University.
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