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Prior to joining the firm, William Smith produced designs for various urban and regional transit facilities, and freight railroad shops and yards.
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The total value of the contract is approximately $255 million, which includes design and delivery.
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The winning public art design by Cameron McLemore embraces the musical and performing arts legacy of the Soulsville neighborhood.
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Design embraces Mexican folk art known as “papel picado,” which is created from cutting colorful sheets of tissue paper.
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The facility is designed to accommodate the County’s existing fleet of buses as well as future additions.
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In his new position, John Meng will provide focus, direction, and leadership, as well as project management and technical expertise on local projects as appropriate.
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Considerations for cities to improve safety, prioritize people and public space, strengthen mass transit, and manage curb space for automated vehicles.
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The Expo line has become a significant success story for LA Metro. In the first three months following the opening of the extension, ridership grew more than 53%.
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With the growing number of city dwellers, demand for and reliance on urban transit has exploded — a fact that compels metropolitan leaders, transit agencies, and transit system architects to focus greater attention not only on efficiency and operability, but also on designing systems that enhance customers’ daily travel experiences.
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Transit systems move millions of people each day, getting us to where we need to go, influencing our moods, and shaping our collective stories. But, faced with fluctuating ridership, uncertain budgets, and the sky-high expectations of a digital savvy customer — open app, get car — how can centuries-old transit systems keep up?
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