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A red bus at Negley Station in Pittsburgh. A person walks nearby, with trees and a modern building in the background.A red bus at Negley Station in Pittsburgh. A person walks nearby, with trees and a modern building in the background.

Revitalizing Negley Station in Pittsburgh 

Enhancements will increase ridership, promote equitable transit-oriented development, and advance Pittsburgh’s station upgrades. 

Client

Pittsburgh Regional Transit

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Practices

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Sarah Sutherlin LEED AP, AIA
Transportation Architecture Discipline Leader

Building connections through station design 

As Pittsburgh continues to invest in transit infrastructure, Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) is prioritizing projects that deliver immediate benefits for riders and the surrounding communities. Upgrading transit stations has proven to be a cost-effective way to expand access, strengthen connections, and create safe, welcoming spaces for travelers.  

Upgraded station accessibility 

The project adds pedestrian access, bike parking and designated pickup/drop-off areas for seamless multimodal travel. 

Enhanced rider experience 

New amenities, including canopy-covered benches and green spaces create a comfortable and welcoming station environment. 

Transformed public spaces 

Improved visibility and enhanced aesthetics promote sociability and integrate the stations into their community’s urban fabric. 

A Complete Corridors mindset 

The project not only connected the transit line but enhanced connec­tiv­ity, promoting universal acces­si­bil­ity and engagement. 

Through the Negley Station improvements, CDM Smith supported PRT’s vision to unite the community with modern infrastructure. The project not only ensured compliance with building standards but also created an inviting public space that fosters connection and accessibility.  

Negley Station’s improvements set the tone for future station enhancements, supporting the city’s goals for a modern, connected, and community-centered transit system.  

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Sarah Sutherlin

Architect

Sarah combines deep technical knowledge with experience managing interdisciplinary teams, guiding projects from visioning and planning to transit facility design and construction oversight.

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