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Innovation Oakland Innovation Oakland : “The digital age is creating an information and communications renaissance… A technology-based approach to neighborhood transformation people of all ages and backgrounds need digital and media literacy skills.” -Informing Communities: Sustaining Democracy in the Digital Age “IsIs Your City Smart Enough? Digitally enabled cities and societies will enhance economic, social, and environmental sustainability in the urban centurycentury” ---Ovum-Ovum Analyst Insight, (Published 03/2011) “Right now, Silicon Valley is the leading place in the world for high-tech growth and innovation. But there’s no reason why it has to be so predominant. Question is: where will its challengers be? Bangalore? Hefei? Moscow?........London could be one of them. All the elements are here.” -British Prime Minister David Cameron Speaking to the Creation of Tech City “Technology empowered Smarter Cities are going to help cities like Pittsburgh seize global opportunities and build sustainable prosperity for their communities” -IBM Smarter Cities Challenge, Pittsburgh 2012 "New York City has taken great strides in the last nine years with digital innovation…(the proposed) digital roadmap paves the way for the coming years of innovation in City government and demonstrates the importance of everyone having access to new Innovation Oakland technological advancements and resources.” New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg speaking to the City's call for New York to be the country's leading digital city by 2014. "The growth of cities through local initiatives reflects a rising trend towards greater urban entrepreneurialism and more intense city competition." -State of the World’s Cities, 2008, United Nations A project of the Oakland Business Improvement District in partnership with Carlow University, Carnegie Mellon University, UPMC, University of Pittsburgh, City of Pittsburgh and the Oakland Task Force. Oakland Business Improvement District Arup 77 Water Street 235 Atwood Street New York Pittsburgh, PA 15213 NY 10005 412.683.6243 212.896.3000 www.onlyinoakland.org www.arup.com Key Deliverables Vision : : Innovation Oakland is a technology-based approach to neighborhood transformation introducing new ways of 1) Smart Parking and Transportation Systems thinking about how community assets, public spaces and commercial corridors contribute to the economic 2) Web based Apps for Kiosks and Smart Phones prosperity of Oakland. Fueled by state of the art technologies, Innovation Oakland will combine art, design, 3) Network of Digital and Analog Wayfinding Systems place making and way finding solutions to create new interactive public destinations for the use and pleasure 4) Network of Digital Interactive Art Installations of residents, employees, students and visitors from around the country and the world. 5) Technology Enabled Tours and Games 6) Removal of Current Sign Clutter 7) New Oakland Sign Family 8) Urban Design Guidelines Global Precedent Trends + : 9) New Gateways and Portals Understanding the need to maintain a competitive edge in the global economy, cities around the world have Progress begun to embark on such visionary projects such as Chicago’s Millenium Park , Seoul Korea’s Digital Media City , : Helsinki Finland’s “ Science/ Art Axis ” and Zaragoza Spain’s Digital Mile to name a few. Just this past spring Pittsburgh was been named a winner in the second round of IBM's international Smarter Cities Challenge. Completed: • Scenable, Pennsylvania’s first neighborhood-specific mobile app • Website Updates • Prototype Digital Kiosk with 3d Mapping Wayfinding Program-Indoor • Comprehensive Master Plan and Precedent Study • Extensive Community Outreach and Surveys • Conceptual Designs • Successful Fundraising World’s Largest Timepiece, Zurich In the Spring of 2013, Innovation Oakland will unveil the first Innovation Oakland Installation project at the parklet on the corner of Forbes Avenue and South Bouquet Street. This ideal location is in a highly trafficked area in the heart of the Central Oakland Business District. Next Phase • Digital Interactive Wall • Three (3) IntelliStreet Smart Poles • Protoype Digital Wayfinding Kiosk-Outdoor • VIP Press Conference and Unveiling Event • Continued Design and Engineering Services Plantation House, London, England Light & Sound Transit, Leeds, UK Seoul, Korea • Site Renovations & Sustainable Landscaping • Community Outreach December 2011: Community Presentations: OCC, OTF & May 2012: Unveiled Oakland October 2012: Project included in unveiling Fall 2009: Formed Project Committee Fall 2010: Began RFP Process May 2011—July 2012: Finalize Designs Oakcliff Housing Club Mobile App, ‘Scenable’ of Oakland 2025 Community Plan December 2009 June 2010 December 2010 June 2011 December 2011 June 2012 December 2012 Spring 2013: Unveil August 2010: Completed May 2011: Awarded Winning September 2012: Project Approved by First Installation Proof of Concept Contract to ARUP Consultant Team City Zoning & Planning Commission October 2011: Oakland 2025 Presentation OVER $1Million 2009—2010 $360,000$360,000 invested by 2011 $216,000 invested by 2012 $450,000 invested by UPMC, University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, Carlow UPMC, University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, UPMC, University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, Carlow University, OBID, Richard King TOTAL University, OBID, Richard King Mellon Foundation, CMU/Traffic 21 Carlow University, OBID, PPND, & Allegheny County CITF Mellon Foundation, Illuminating Concepts/Intellistreet Poles, Scenable, and Duquesne Light Company INVESTMENT .
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