《Seasonal Turn》是位于巴尔的摩水库山社区的一项交通缓和干预及街头艺术装置，旨在增强行人安全并代表该地区的季节变化和多样性。设计灵感来源于社区成员在COVID-19疫情期间通过Graham Projects的在线绘图工具COLORoW、远程社区会议和在线调查安全分享的意见。色彩斑斓和倾斜的线条延伸到相邻的人行道上，勾勒出枝干和根茎，唤起了相邻的怀特洛克农场的植物生命，以及雷斯沃克山社区生活不断增强的力量。

该作品设置在由交通标线和柔性柱标记的路缘延伸部分（或称为“凸出部分”）内。这些凸出部分增加了行人对过往车辆的可见性，同时缩短了行人过街时的风险距离。明亮多彩的艺术作品进一步提升了行人安全，吸引了驾驶员的注意力，使其更加注意到正在过街的行人。该项目由Reservoir Hill改善委员会发起并资助，响应了过去关于社区步行性和居民要求在交叉路口进行交通缓和及美化的需求。

项目合作伙伴：Reservoir Hill改善委员会、马里兰艺术学院、马里兰州运输部

安装团队：Graham Coreil-Allen, Q Batts, Vilde Ulset, Stephanie Baker, Iandry Randriamandroso, Ellie Burg, 社区志愿者

Seasonal Turn is a traffic calming intervention and street art installation enhancing pedestrian safety and representing the seasonal changes and diversity of Baltimore’s Reservoir Hill neighborhood. The design was inspired by community input safely shared amidst the COVID-19 pandemic through the Graham Projects online drawing tool COLORoW, remote community meetings, and an online survey. The array of colors and angled lines extending onto adjacent sidewalks conjure branches and roots, evoking the plant life of the adjacent Whitelock Farm and the ever-growing strength of community life in Reservoir Hill. The artwork is set within curb extensions, or “bump outs”, marked by traffic striping and flex posts. Bump outs increase the visibility of pedestrians to passing cars while shortening the crosswalk distance in which pedestrians are at risk. The brightly colored artwork further enhances pedestrian safety by drawing the attention of motorists to crossing pedestrians. The project was initiated and funded by the Reservoir Hill Improvement Council in response to past studies of neighborhood walkability and residents requesting traffic calming and beautification at the intersection.

Project partners: Reservoir Hill Improvement Council, Maryland Institute College of Art, Maryland Department of Transportation

Installation team: Graham Coreil-Allen, Q Batts, Vilde Ulset, Stephanie Baker, Iandry Randriamandroso, Ellie Burg, community volunteers