Date of Award
5-2015
Document Type
Terminal Project
Degree Name
Master of City and Regional Planning (MCRP)
Department
Planning, Development and Preservation
Advisor
Cliff Ellis
Committee Member
Timothy Green
Committee Member
Stephen L. Sperry
Abstract
Pendleton Street is one of the main east/west corridors in the city of Greenville. It is the eastern portion of SC-124, connecting from Old Easley Highway to South Academy Street (US-123) and beyond to South Main Street. To ensure the integrity of the study, the corridor plan also encompass Vardry Street, which is very short and more like an extension of Pendleton Street from South Main Street to Augusta Street (Figure 1). This corridor is positioned as the south entrance to the central area, touching five neighborhoods, including West End, West Greenville, Green Avenue, Sterling, and Brandon (Figure 1). It contains many places of interests, such as Fluor Field, Greenville High School, Pendleton Art District, and various places of worship.
Recommended Citation
Han, Mengjie, "Pendleton-Vardry Street Corridor Plan" (2015). Master of City and Regional Planning Terminal Projects. 11.
https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/mcrp/11