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IndyGo Transit-Oriented Development

Connecting people to place through through transit oriented development.

Location
Indianapolis, IN
Client
Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation (IndyGo)
Practices
City Design
Size
Year
2020
Awards

Indianapolis and Marion County are underway implementing a new Bus Rapid Transit system. The system will improve transit connectivity throughout the City/County and provide improved access to a greater portion of the community population. The system intentionally connects people to destinations, jobs, healthcare, education and services, improving the quality of life for residents and patrons.

Leveraging Public Investment

To ensure the transit investment is leveraged to the benefit of the community and currently underserved populations, the City, IndyGo, and the Indianapolis MPO supported an update to the development regulations.

A conceptual illustration of a station area along the Blue Line that encourages transit-oriented development.

The update is focused on enabling and encouraging transit-oriented development in proximity to the current and future BRT lines. The updates are designed to create compact, connected and diverse development patterns to support the transit service, build the development and business markets, improve access locally and regionally, create place and improve community value.

A capacity map highlighted the potential for change within a half-mile radius of the Blue Line.

Enabling transit‑oriented development

Implementation of the transit-oriented development policies are being realized through form-based changes to the current zoning ordinance that focus on the design of specific community elements, including:

As a result of Multistudio's collaboration with the project partners, the City adopted the new development standards and transit-oriented development overlay in November of 2021.

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