Monongahela Wharf
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
The Monongahela Wharf riverfront project in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is a project that developed from the 2001 Three Rivers Master Plan, by Chan Kreiger and Hargreaves Associates. This redevelopment of one of the last remaining open spaces along the downtown riverfront creates an innovative and connective promenade destined to become a landmark for the City of Pittsburgh. The project engages the river’s edge and transforms an existing municipal parking lot into the missing open space link between the Eliza Furnace Trail, an important regional trail system, to Point State Park, the city’s most historic and prominent park.