FitCity Miami Rick Bell, FAIA. New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

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1 FitCity Miami Rick Bell, FAIA. New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

2 New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

3 FitNation New York FitNation Exhibition in New York City Jump Zone Exhibition at AIANY 2011 Active Design Guidelines 2008

4 FitNation New York Jump Zone Exhibition at AIANY 2011 Active Design Guidelines 2008

5 FitNation New York Jump Zone Exhibition at AIANY 2011 Active Design Guidelines 2008

6 FitNation New York Jump Zone Exhibition at AIANY 2011 Active Design Guidelines 2008

7 Albuquerque: Stairs Location for Everyday Alamosa and Skate Use: Visibility NY Park Times Alamosa Skate Park Artifex Skatepark New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

8 Atlanta: BeltLine Atlanta Belt Line Simon Martin-Vegue Winkelstein Moris Before New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE Afte

9 Ashburn: Howard Hughes Institute Howard Hughes Medical Institute Rafael Viñoly Architects New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

10 Austin: Red Swing Project Red Swing New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

11 Boston: BSA Space BSA Space Center for Architecture Höweler + Yoon/MY Studio New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

12 Chicago: CTA Morgan Street Station CTA Morgan Street Station Ross Barney Architects New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

13 Cincinnati: Stairs Location for Rosenthal Everyday and Center Use: Visibility NY Times Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Arts Zaha Hadid Architects New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

14 Denver: New Freedom Park New Freedom Park Studiobridge, LLC New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

15 Los Angeles: Gensler Office Gensler Downtown LA Headquarters New York Times Building Gensler Architects Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

16 Miami: Wolfson Student Center Miami-Dade Wolfson Campus Student New Support York Times Center Building Zyscovich Architects Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

17 New York City: Splash House Splash House Recreation Center NYC Department of Parks & Recreation and Parsons The New School for Design New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

18 Philadelphia: Race Street Pier Race Street Pier James Corner Field Operations New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

19 Portland, Oregon: Depave Depave Volunteers New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

20 San Antonio: Riverwalk Public Health Urban and the Design Built Environment 8:30 10:00AM Opening Plenary Session Fit City and the New York City Active Design Guidelines, Rick Bell, Executive Director, American Institute of Architects (AIA), New York Chapter n San Antonio River Improvements Bexar County and City of San Antonio with San Antonio River Authority

21 San Francisco: Ferry Building San Francisco New York Ferry Times Building Simon Renzo Martin-Vegue Piano & Winelstein FXFOWLE Moris

22 Santa Monica: Bike Center Santa Monica Bike Center Brooks + Scarpa New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

23 Seattle: Olympic Park Olympic Park Weiss/Manfredi New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

24 Washington: Stairs Location for American Everyday and University Use: Visibility NY Times American University School of International Service William McDonough + Partners and Quinn Evans New York Times Building Renzo Piano & FXFOWLE

25 FitNation 3.2 Stair Birmingham Location and Visibility Public Health and the Built Environment 8:30 10:00AM Opening Plenary Session Fit City and the New York City Active Design Guidelines, Rick Bell, Executive Director, American Institute of Architects (AIA), New York Chapter

26 CHAPTER ZERO: IMPETUS

27 3.2 Center Stair for Location Architecture and Stair Visibility photo Peter Aaron Andrew Berman Architect

28 3.2 FitCity Stair 1 Location and Visibility Public Health and the Built Environment 8:30 10:00AM Opening Plenary Session Fit City and the New York City Active Design Guidelines, Rick Bell, Executive San Antonio Director, American Institute of Architects 3/11/2013 (AIA), New York Chapter Rick Bell, FAIA Value Meal Exhibition by Laetitia Wolff Dr. Richard Jackson, MD, MPH

29 3.1 FitCity Stairs 2 for Everyday Use

30 FitCity 3 ACTIVE DESIGN GUIDELINES

31 FitCity 4

32 3.2 DoHMH Stair Partnership Location and Visibility Jan Gehl Environment Public Health and the Built Environment 8:30 10:00AM Opening Plenary Session Fit City and the New York City Active Design Guidelines, Rick Bell, Executive San Antonio Director, American Institute of Architects 3/11/2013 (AIA), New York Chapter Rick Bell, FAIA DOHMH Comm. Thomas Farley, MD, MPH Jan Gehl

33 FitNation DC Jump Zone Exhibition at AIANY 2011 Active Design Guidelines 2008

34 CHAPTER ONE: DESIGN & HEALTH

35 3.2 Infectious Stair Location vs. Chronic and Disease Visibility Changing Percentage of Deaths Attributed to Infectious vs. Chronic Diseases Source: The City of New York Summary of Vital Statistics

36 3.2 Childhood Stair Location Obesity and Visibility Very High Rates of Childhood Overweight & Obesity, NYC Source: NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, NYC Vital Signs

37 3.2 Active Stair Design Location 101 and Visibility

38 3.2 Bicycle Stair Diaries Location and Visibility

39 Jump Zone

40 Jump Zone

41 CHAPTER TWO: URBAN DESIGN

42 Public Plazas

43 3.2 Complete Stair Location Streets and Visibility

44 Fresh Food Fit-City

45 3.2 Bicycle Stair Racks: Location Center and for Visibility Architecture

46 3.2 Bicycle Stair Lanes, Location New and York Visibility

47 One Bicycle Bryant Parking Park Shelters

48 3.2 Parklets Stair in Location Greenwich and Village, Visibility NYC

49 3.2 Race Stair Street Location Pier, Philadelphia and Visibility

50 3.2 American Stair Location Airlines Arena: and Visibility Miami

51 CHAPTER THREE: BUILDING DESIGN

52 3.2 Building Stair Massing: Location Beaubourg, and Visibility Paris

53 Stairs for Everyday Use

54 3.2 Building Stair Exteriors Location & and Massing Visibility

55 3.2 Indoor Stair Exercise Location Rooms and Visibility

56 3.2 Indoor Stair Bicycle Location Storage and Visibility

57 3.2 Stairs Stair at Gates Location Foundation, and Visibility Seattle

58 3.2 Stairs Stair at Wolfson Location Building, and Visibility Miami

59 CHAPTER FOUR: CASE STUDIES

60 3.2 High Stair Line Location and Visibility

61 3.2 High Stair Line Location and Visibility

62 3.2 High Stair Line Location and Visibility

63 3.2 High Stair Line Location and Visibility

64 3.2 High Stair Line Location and Visibility

65 High Line

66 3.2 High Stair Line Location and Visibility

67 3.2 Stair Location and Visibility High Line

68 3.2 Times Stair Square Location and Visibility

69 3.2 Times Stair Square Location and Visibility

70 3.2 Brooklyn Stair Bridge Location Park and Pier Visibility

71 3.2 Brighton Stair Beach Location Boardwalk and Visibility

72 3.2 Bryant Stair Park Location Skating and Rink Visibility

73 3.2 Bryant Stair Park Location Skating and Rink Visibility

74 3.2 Gowanus Stair Location Canal and Visibility

75 3.2 Gowanus Stair Location Canal and Visibility

76 3.2 Red Stair Hook Location and Visibility

77 3.2 Walkway Stair Location Exhibitions and at Seattle Visibility Airport

78 3.2 Early Stair Morning Location Run, and Miami Visibility Beach

79 SUPPLEMENT: SAFETY

80 3.2 Minneapolis Stair Location Pedestrian and Visibility Bridge

81 3.2 San Stair Jose Location Mid-Block and Crossing Visibility

82 SUPPLEMENT: HOUSING

83 3.2 Copenhagen: Stair Location 8 Building and Visibility Housing

84 3.2 Copenhagen: Stair Location Torpedo and Building Visibility Housing

85 3.2 Hamburg: Stair Location Inner Harbor and Housing Visibility

86 3.2 New Stair York: Location Via Verde and Affordable Visibility Housing

87 New York: Via Verde Affordable Housing

88 3.2 Oakland: Stair Location Loft Conversion and Visibility Housing

89 SUPPLEMENT: SIDEWALKS

90 3.2 Sidewalk: Stair Location Center for and Architecture Visibility

91 3.2 Sidewalk: Stair Location West 53 Street and Visibility near MoMA

92 Sidewalk: Near Zuccotti Park

93 3.2 Sidewalk: Stair Location Fifth Ave. and at Guggenheim Visibility

94 3.2 Sidewalk: Stair Location San Francisco and Visibility

95 3.2 Sidewalk: Stair Location Miami Beach and Visibility

96 3.2 Sidewalk: Stair Location Miami Beach and Visibility

97 3.2 Party Stair Yourself Location into Shape: and Visibility Miami

98 BICYCLES & BIKE SHARE

99 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Boston and Visibility

100 Bicycles: Copenhagen

101 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Copenhagen and Visibility

102 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Copenhagen and Visibility

103 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Hamburg and Visibility

104 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Minneapolis and Visibility

105 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Paris and Visibility

106 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Paris and Visibility

107 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Paris and Visibility

108 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Paris and Visibility

109 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location San Francisco and Visibility

110 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location San Jose and Visibility

111 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Sausalito and Visibility

112 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Seoul and Visibility

113 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Seoul and Visibility

114 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Washington, and DC Visibility

115 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Washington, and DC Visibility

116 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Washington, and DC Visibility

117 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Miami Beach and Visibility

118 3.2 Bicycles: Stair Location Miami Beach and Visibility

119 3.2 Make Stair Healthy Location Happen: and Miami.com Visibility