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The 103 Avenue Streetscape Project focuses on enhancing the area between 100 Street and 101 Street.
From August to October 2019, Edmontonians shared their ideas and thoughts about the City’s vision for 103 Avenue. Feedback received during the visioning stage of the 103 Avenue Streetscape project has been recorded and compiled into the first What We Heard report for the project.
103 Avenue is a natural connection that links people to the Ice District, the Civic Precinct, including the Royal Alberta Museum, Winspear Centre, City Hall, Stanley A. Milner Public Library, as well as office towers, restaurants, hotels and the Valley Line-South LRT. 103 Avenue also connects hundreds of Edmontonians, including seniors, to their homes.
The 103 Avenue Streetscape is a Green and Walkable project. These projects make areas more attractive to live and invest in, bringing more diversity, vibrancy, and energy to downtown Edmonton. This is a component of the Capital City Downtown Plan that calls for improvements to downtown roadways and streetscapes that support safe and comfortable pedestrian movement, sidewalk vibrancy, quality urban design, and more trees and greenery.
2021 - tendering and construction
September 2020 - detailed design
April 2020 - preliminary design
December 2019 - vision and concept planning
On September 17, 2019, a public event was held to introduce the project, provide background information and seek public and stakeholder input. The public was invited to share feedback and ideas to develop a vision and options for the 103 Avenue Streetscape Project.
Event Materials:
Display Boards
Fact Sheet
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