STREET DESIGN — Rue St Jean, Quebec

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John Massengale Biography

Victor Dover Biography

Praise for Street Design

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Essential Street Types / Animations

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John Massengale Biography

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Praise for Street Design

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Praise for Street Design

Essential Street Types / Animations

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Table of Contents

John Massengale Biography

Victor Dover Biography

Praise for Street Design

Praise for Street Design

Praise for Street Design

Essential Street Types / Animations

Rue St Jean, Quebec

Rue St Jean, Quebec: Daytime (2014) During the day, the street was open to car traffic and on street parking, and pedestrians walked along the sidewalks.

Rue St Jean, Quebec: Midday (2014) The restaurants have some planters stowed up against the storefront, ready to deploy.

‍ ‍Rue St Jean, Quebec: Mid Afternoon (2014) In preparation for converting the sidewalk to a cafe seating area, the planters are brought out to the curb to serve as columns, and sections of railing are snapped into place between them.

Rue St Jean, Quebec: Late Afternoon (2014) After a local staffer drops a French barricade to complete the street closure, and, on cue, the buskers make their way into the space.

Rue St Jean, Quebec: Late Afternoon (2014) The maître'd and a server complete the enclosure.

Rue St Jean, Quebec: Night (2014) In the evening, the street was closed to car traffic and opened in its entirety to pedestrians. The sidewalk spaces were typically converted to outdoor dining areas.

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