Tag: I-70

June 25, 2013

St. Louis Pulls I-70 to Boulevard Conversion from Downtown Multimodal Access Study

St. Louis Pulls I-70 to Boulevard Conversion from Downtown Multimodal Access Study

by Alex Ihnen 5 min

April 21, 2013

One Image to Help Explain the Boulevard v. I-70 Issue in St. Louis

One Image to Help Explain the Boulevard v. I-70 Issue in St. Louis

by Alex Ihnen < 1 min

November 15, 2012

CNU’s John Norquist to Discuss I-70, South County Connector and Flexible Street Design in St. Louis

CNU’s John Norquist to Discuss I-70, South County Connector and Flexible Street Design in St. Louis

by Alex Ihnen 2 min

May 7, 2012

MoDOT Calls I-70 to Boulevard Plan “Not Feasible” Because CityArchRiver2015 Says So

MoDOT Calls I-70 to Boulevard Plan “Not Feasible” Because CityArchRiver2015 Says So

by Alex Ihnen 5 min

April 19, 2012

It’s Time to Listen to MoDOT: Poplar Street Bridge Access to I-70 Needs to Disappear

It’s Time to Listen to MoDOT: Poplar Street Bridge Access to I-70 Needs to Disappear

by Alex Ihnen 9 min

April 11, 2012

MoDOT Offers Viable Alternatives to Removing Connections for Misguided I-70 “Lid”

MoDOT Offers Viable Alternatives to Removing Connections for Misguided I-70 “Lid”

by Alex Ihnen 7 min

April 2, 2012

MoDOT Announces Public Meeting to Discuss Alternatives for Lid over I-70 at Arch

MoDOT Announces Public Meeting to Discuss Alternatives for Lid over I-70 at Arch

by Alex Ihnen 5 min

February 29, 2012

St. Louis Set to Study Removal of Elevated I-70

St. Louis Set to Study Removal of Elevated I-70

by Alex Ihnen 5 min

November 29, 2011

Arch Grounds Public Scoping Comments Support Study of I-70 to Boulevard Conversion

Arch Grounds Public Scoping Comments Support Study of I-70 to Boulevard Conversion

by Alex Ihnen 28 min

September 23, 2010

What Does the MVVA designed I-70 Pedestrian Crossing Look Like and Does It Matter?

What Does the MVVA designed I-70 Pedestrian Crossing Look Like and Does It Matter?

by Alex Ihnen < 1 min

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