As part of Houston-Galveston Area Council’s Special Districts Program, Greenway Plaza was identified as an area of Houston where there are significant opportunities to replace vehicle trips with pedestrian and bicycle travel. Steer was appointed to analyse needs and barriers to pedestrian and bicycle mobility and identify prioritised, costed infrastructure improvements.

GoToo was launched in early 2015 as a comprehensive update to the TactranConnect website originally designed by Steer in 2010. 

Our design team delivered the West Yorkshire Combined Authority's City Connect consultation website in 2014 including an interactive consultation map that enabled visitors to 'pin' locations and add location specific comments or suggestions on cycling issues or improvements that they'd like to see implemented in the future.

Over recent years, Steer has been using web technology to digitize the process of collecting public outreach information. In many of the projects we work on, we need to collect 'existing conditions' data, normally in the field. This was the case with the Culver City Transit Oriented Development Visioning project we worked on with leading architects, Johnson Fain. In order to work out what the situation on the ground was with regard to mobility, in a cost effective and meaningful fashion, and then engage residents and business in conversations about their vision, we decided to create a new platform.

Steer has been working with the City of Bologna since 2014 in helping the city council develop its first city wide wayfinding strategy. The strategy provides a framework to deliver a signage and information system for pedestrians and cyclists.

Steer was appointed by the London Borough of Southwark to lead the Camberwell Pocket Spaces project. This followed on from our successful delivery of the Revitalise Camberwell project which set a framework of proposals to regenerate the urban realm of Camberwell town centre.

Brick Lane is blessed with a strategic location in East London, it is well connected and at the centre of an array of attractions of local and city-wide relevance.

The innovative and experimental Bankside Boardwalk has been installed on Lavington Street in London, reclaiming some of the road as a new walkway.