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Idea Transcript
west davis
[1] A series of secondary public spaces located behind the bishop avenue retail buildings
are being proposed as a prominent component of the development proposal. Special consideration should be given to the scale and character of these spaces to promote their usability while supporting and encouraging activation of frontage along Bishop -
bishop
Applicable Urban Design Priorities that Project Should Achieve
oak cliff street car planned phase II extension
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Discussion is encouraged regarding the scale, access points, form and experiential character of these spaces in an effort to maximize their usability while concurrently supporting activation and vibrancy along the Bishop Avenue frontage.
eighth [2] Ground level units should include stoops or porches with direct access to the street -
bishop arts district
melba
Individual unit access should be should be provided with a maximum of 2 units sharing a single access stair or stoop.
phase I
beckley
zang
madison
bishop future phase II
adams
llewellyn
van buren
9th
10th dallas public library north oak cliff branch
sunset jefferson tower redevelopment
texas theater
jefferson avenue
Policy References
Context Description
Bishop Arts Village
Forward Dallas! Section 5 [urban design element]
The project site is located to the south of the Bishop Arts District, equidistant from current development activity along Jefferson Boulevard two blocks to the south, and continuing vibrancy along the West Davis corridor two blocks to the north.
Neighborhood: Bishop Arts District
TIF Urban Design Guidelines Part III, Part IV [Oak Cliff Gateway]
An important consideration for the project is to introduce an appropriate development response within the existing character, scale and personality of the neighborhood.
Program: Mixed Use
A further critical aspect of the projects is a proposed series of secondary public spaces proposed behind the retail buildings along Bishop Avenue. Discussion is encouraged regarding the scale, access points, form and experiential character of these spaces to maximize their usability while concurrently supporting activation and vibrancy along the Bishop Avenue frontage.