Strategies and Planning: Airport City Strategic Report

In a group of ten, we prepared a city-level strategic report for Newark, NJ. The focus and goal of the report is to reshape the Newark Liberty International Airport and underinvested South Ward into Newark’s Airport City - a mixed-use, economically robust neighborhood that leverages the airport’s success for the benefit of the entire city. Our report, with eight strategies from transportation connectivity to identity and culture, hope to create an airport that is “of” the city, not just “in” it.

While our work are collaborative in nature, the following showcase my work the most.

Transportation Connectivity

Airport Shuttle Service

An example page in the plan showing my work
An example page in the plan showing my work

Airport City Bridge (Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridge)

An example page in the plan showing my work

Job Creation

Supplier Diversity and Local Commerce Strategy

An example page in the plan showing my work

Weequahic Park and the Environment

Microgrid Strategy

An example page in the plan showing my work

Airport Terminals and Newark Identity

City Tours Strategy

An example page in the plan showing my work

Wayfinding Designs Strategy

An example page in the plan showing my work

Smart Wayfinding Strategy

An example page in the plan showing my work

Public Space in the Airport Strategy and Aircraft Museum Strategy

An example page in the plan showing my work

Culture + Branding Strategy

An example page in the plan showing my work

I have also included the link to the whole report here. The report contains an introduction, a brief overview of existing conditions and challenges (“Transitioning EWR to an Airport City), a strategies section, a funding and financing ection, a community engagement and participation plan, and a conclusion.

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disclamer: this project is a part of a graduate course

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