Landscape Architecture
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The future of curb space is changing before our eyes. Where we once found parking spots, we are now seeing increased restaurant space, curb-side delivery space, and meaningful landscapes that tell a story. There are endless possibilities—which is why you need CurbClarity.
Used in partnership with a Kimley-Horn professional, CurbClarity is a specialized analysis tool that helps maximize curb space to meet demand and achieves community goals.
What differentiates Curb Clarity is the ability to analyze goals within the context of your existing street or block. Where it makes sense for residential parking along a neighborhood street, it may not for a busy commercial street trying to maximize customer access. Prioritize curb space goals, including:
Partner with a Kimley-Horn professional to implement CurbClarity on your next project.After providing key project information, CurbClarity will generate different scenarios to help you visualize your space.
Leverage the power behind CurbClarity in four easy steps:
Maximizing curb space provides many benefits that will improve the overall quality of life in your community:
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Design Expertise and More Imagine a landscape architecture team that’s as passionate about your property as you are.
If your parking and mobility needs include strategic planning and management consulting, functional design solutions, updated technology, or
Kimley-Horn has provided assessments on more than 400 million square ft. of pavement and has repaired more than
By implementing practical designs that respond to the pedestrian scale, enhance safety, and promote connectivity, people will walk
A strong planning foundation allows communities and regions to make the best use of resources to advance projects
Transportation issues today are challenging. Aging infrastructure. Increasing traffic volume. Outdated technology. Space constraints—and the list goes on.
In cities old and new, a well-planned and designed urban fabric is the common thread of creating places