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The I-95 Central Access Philadelphia (I-95 CAP) project is a vision of the 2011 Master Plan for the Central Delaware River Waterfront. It is a multifaceted plan that calls for multimodal improvements along the Delaware River waterfront to promote long-term economic development. A key feature of this plan is to improve access and views to the waterfront from Center City and to create a new vibrant landscaped public space for the region and its visitors.
A traffic model comprised of 92 intersections was developed for assessment of future traffic conditions and temporary traffic conditions associated with staged construction and detours. A comprehensive traffic management plan (TMP) is being prepared to minimize impacts resulting from full closures of I-95 (nighttime work only), South Street, Walnut Street, and Chestnut Street through the study area.
Roosevelt Plaza Park (RPP) is a historic 75,000-sq.ft. park in front of Camden’s City Hall reopened in June 2012. A collaborative effort between Pennoni, Sikora Wells Appel and New American Public Art created two pop-up iterations to enliven the existing park.
Each version of the pop-up focused on providing a safe, welcoming public space for residents and city workers, providing areas for eating, relaxation and public art. Intermediate Bulk Containers were used to create a seating area and a large light installation with a shade structure. The second reincarnation, RPP water was more interactive and included various ways to learn about the city’s stormwater management efforts, including a rain curtain, water organ, and on-site irrigation system. The project received the APA-NJ Chapter’s Outstanding Implemented Plan Award and the Great Places Award from the EDRA and Project for Public Spaces.
At our core, we recognize that the unique qualities of our Pennoni individuals are essential for innovation and growth as a whole. Pennoni is an ENR Top 500 consulting engineering firm. We continually strive to build a great workplace where our employees trust the people they work for, enjoy the people they work with, and take pride in what they do.
Careers at PennoniGrowth is a cornerstone of our guiding principles. Over the past 55+ years, Pennoni has expanded up and down the east coast to cater to clients and work with new partners. We take pride in the work of our employees and their dedication to improving the world around them, both inside and outside of the office.
Learn More About UsAs the world continues to change, one can merely sit back and watch, or be a catalyst for that change. From industry leading technologies and services, to our processes and beyond, Pennoni is constantly innovating to accomplish more. This principle is fundamental to our culture and allows us to be proactive to the ever-changing needs of our clients and the world at large.
It’s difficult to argue that the world’s climate is not changing, and at Pennoni we are committed to provide designs capable of addressing these perceived risks. While already deeply integrated in sustainable and resilient design practices, Pennoni continues to increase our commitment to a more sustainable future. We are achieving this commitment with the use of new tools, staff awareness, technology, key initiatives, and increased sustainability/resiliency services.