IN TERLOCKIN G CON CRETE PAVEM EN T

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IN TERLOCKIN G CON CRETE PAVEM EN T

EVERY C ITY IS A LIVING ENTITY Each has a character expressing histories, images and meanings. Cities continue developing, renovating and rebuilding to reinforce and sometimes redefine their character. This process of renewal includes an increased role for interlocking concrete pavements. They contribute to a city s image and character, making it more convivial and lively. Many municipalities have hundreds of millions of squar feet (M 2 ) of concrete pavers. Why? Because pavers address the engineering requirements of strength, design flexibility, and rapid construction through mechanized installation, durability low maintenance and beauty. These pages illustrate municipal projects wherre concrete pavers improve urban character while addressing engineering needs. The projects can be a resource of ideas for your city. Concrete pavers at The Forks provide a signature urban image for Winnipeg, Manitoba. 2 Cover: 9th Street Pedestrian Park, Overtown, Florida. Design by Wallace, Roberts and Todd. Photo Gary Knight/Gary Knight & Associates

In Arlington,Virginia, Concrete pavers accent the Metro Station Colors and patterns of concrete pavers in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, mirror the movement of ocean waves 3

HISTO RIC PRESERVATIO N The architecture of homes, their spacing, trees, lights and streets define neighborhood character. Since streets are seen first upon entering a neighborhood, they make a substantial impression on that character. Concrete pavers convey the warmth and felling of old brick streets. All paver units are the same size, so they give a smoother ride and are easier to repair than their historiccounterpart. DAYTON, OHIO, and TORONTO, ONTARIO, have used concrete pavers in historic neighborhoods to enhance thir image, and support the investment by residents in their homes. Dayton, Ohio, replaced an old street in its historic Oregon District with concrete pavers to match the old brick streets of yesteryear. Streets with concrete pavers can be further preserved after utility repairs. By unzipping and zipping the pavers, pavement life is not decreased and there are no ugly patches. 4

WEAVING URBAN FABRIC Infinite possibilities exist with concrete pavers for expressing pictures, mosaics, or patterns that reinforce the presence of monuments, parks, intersections, promenades, and points of cultural importance. The bold colors and modular nature of concrete pavers enable them to be used in super graphic designs to call attention to special places in the urban milieu. Project design by Wallace, Roberts and Todd. Photo Gary Knight/Gary Knight & Associates OVERTOWN, FLORIDA made urban fabric from pavers to accentuate the cultural heritage of a neighborhood adjacent to this pedestrian path to Miami. The patterns used are taken from Kente Cloth, a non-repetitive weave from the nomadic tribes of North Africa. DAYTON BEACH, FLORIDA, used pavers to support an increase in store occupancy and commerce. Ethnic pride was increased in Overtown, Florida by expressing traditional weaving patterns. Downtown Daytona Beach, Florida, enhanced its image by providing a setting for a revitalized business district. 5

EC O NO MIC REVITALIZATIO N Many cities use comprehensive strategies to revitalize downtown and neighborhood business districts. Strategies can include market studies, business development, streetscape improvements to unify the district, sign controls, coordinated advertising, and seasonal sales promotions through merchant associations. An effective means of unifying the streetscape is the use of interlocking concrete pavement in sidewalks, crosswalks, parking areas, and roads. NORTH BAY, ONTARIO, paved 150,000 s.f. (15,000 m 2 ) in 1983 as part of a complete streetscape revitalization program. Business significantly increased after the improvements were made in this popular summer tourist location. Pavers were selected for their high resistance to deicing salts. North Bay, Ontario, relied on pavers in streets and sidewalks because they can take years of use without degradation. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, the site of the famous Alamo and Riverwalk, has 1,000,000 s.f. (93,000 m 2 ) of concrete pavers in streets and sidewalks. As part of a complete facelift for the downtown, the city required a pavement that would not rut from constant bus traffic, especially in high summer temperatures. Five miles (8km) of pavers met this need while visually unifying the historic downtown. To enhance tourism and support buses, the city of San Antonio, Texas, chose durable concrete pavers for the downtown streets. 6

CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE, has transformed its downtown from an old industrial center to offices, entertainment and cultural facilities. Pavers create an impression essential for attracting suburbanites to enjoy the city s several museums, sports arenas, and an aqarium. In Chattanooga, Tennesse, concrete pavers direct visitors to shopping, entertainment and the world class aquarium. MIZNER PARK is a mixed-use, new town development in BOCA RATON, FLORIDA. Housing and offices over elegant shops and restaurants are organized along a wide boulevard that opens to a large park with an outdoor concert stage. Streets and sidewalks in concrete pavers add to the up-market image of the development. FUND RA ISERS Cities hard-pressed for project funds have used pavers to raise them. The Assiniboine Park Zoo, Winnipeg, Manitoba, sold pavers to contributors with their names engraved on them to support an expansion project. Many other cities use this means to raise additional private funds for publicly funded projects. Even the animals contributed! 7

SETTING THE URBAN STAG E...FO R C IVIC EVENTS The TORONTO SKYDOME is one of many major civic centers to use concrete pavers as the entry stage for sporting events and concert performances. A sense of human scale can be created with pavers in the large plazas around these centers. Civic events at the Toronto Skydome begin with concrete pavers at the entrance....fo R NATURE S EVENTS Promenades are a classic means of viewing the outstanding and ever-changing seashore. Coastal cities such as FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, and VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA, have created promenades with concrete pavers from which to view sand and surf. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, chose over two miles (3 km) of concrete pavers along the beach because they resist damage from occasional high water. 8

Dallas Farmer s Market, Dallas Texas. City Market, Kansas City, Missouri....FO R NATURE S BO UNTY Withthe lure of fresh produce, farmer s markets attract shoppers to downtowns and business districts. The Dallas Farmer s Market, in Dallas, Texas, and City Market in Kansas City, Missouri, demonstrate the use of pavers to create a sense of place and direct people towardmarket entrances. A promenade of pavers along Virginia Beach, Virginia, also connects the beach to the adjacent commercial strip. 9

M EC HANIC AL INSTALLATIO N Mechanical installation can decrease installation time and costs. Instead of placing pavers by hand one at a time, specialized equipment can place many pavers at once. The units come to the site manufactured in the final laying pattern, stacked in layers of 35-40 pavers each. The equipment can lift and place a layer every 20 seconds. With this rate of installation, construction time is decreased. Traffic disruptions are minimized, enabling faster opening of streets totraffic service and emergency vehicles. Pine Crescent, a residential brick street in an estalished, up-market neighborhood in Toronto, Ontario, was removed and replaced with 70,000 s.f. (6,500 m 2 ) of michanicallyinstalled concrete pavers. 10 Dayton, Ohio, mechanically paved 11,000 s.f. (1,020 m 2 )

U.S. Offices 1323 Shepard Drive, Suite D Sterling, VA 20164 USA In Canada P> O> box 23053 55 Ontario Street Milton, Ontario L9T 2MO Concrete pavers... Take high loads Don t deform in heat Resist freeze-thaw Resist deicing salts Can be snow plowed Resist oil/fuel spills Resist abrasion Are slip Resistant Are skid resistant Increase safety Don t pollute runoff Are ready for traffic Can be reinstated Bring delight City Market, Kansas City, Missouri CONTACT THE ICPI FOR MORE TECHNICAL INFORMATION ON THESE AND OTHER MUNICIPAL PROJECTS USING CONCRETE PAVERS.