Greenfield’s Bicycle Network A Path to Safer Connectivity
The City of Greenfield is exploring ways to develop a connected network of bike routes to encourage safe and comfortable cycling. Students from the Conway School evaluated existing bike infrastructure, roadway conditions, and community input to identify areas where improvements would be most impactful to the community. The student team sited potential bike routes by conducting an indepth analysis of both physical and social conditions. The resulting plan outlines a comprehensive bike network for Greenfield. A bicycle network could encourage more Greenfield residents to choose cycling for transportation and recreation by improving mobility, safety, and connectivity.
Bike drawings contributed by the people of Greenfield.
The Conway School is the only institution of its kind in North America. Its focus is sustainable landscape planning and design and its graduates are awarded a Master of Science in Ecological Design degree. Each year, students from diverse backgrounds are immersed in a range of real-world design and planning projects, ranging from sites to cities to regions.
Brian Burke, Grace Morton, and Bennett Zimmerman The Conway School Winter 2026
Prepared for the City of Greenfield, MA