The Allegheny Riverfront Vision Plan was developed for the many southern edge river communities stretching well beyond the confines of Three Rivers Park. The study examines ecological systems, market-based land uses, neighborhood
This area encircling the headwaters of the Ohio River is one of the most dramatic landscapes in any American city. Riverlife is developing a plan for this basin that integrates environmental regeneration with real estate development and
The Mon Wharf Switchback will provide a leisurely transition from bridge elevation to shore, allowing users to savor the dramatic terrain that defines Pittsburgh. The Switchback will provide a grand entry ramp, friendly for hiking,
The Riverfront Lighting plan will supplement the reflections of surrounding buildings on the water’s surface with lighting at the water’s surface to celebrate the joining of two major rivers into the mighty Ohio. It will excite the
The West End Bridge, considered an engineering masterpiece since it opened in 1932, crosses the Ohio River about a mile from Point State Park and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. However, it features no meaningful
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by Lisa Schroeder for the Post-Gazette
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