Downtown Crossing station

Another Major Milestone Reached in New Haven Downtown Crossing Expressway Removal Project

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Thursday, June 10, 2021
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DTX is a City of New Haven economicinfrastructure project creating a system of urbanstreets on the former Route 34 limited-access highway site.

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  • DTX is a City of New Haven economicinfrastructure project creating a system of urbanstreets on the former Route 34 limited-access highway site.
  • "I want to thank City staff and elected officials and our public and private partners for helping New Haven reach this pivotal milestone in the Downtown Crossing project," Mayor Elicker said.
  • Work on Phase 1 of Downtown Crossing began in 2013 with the removal and replacement of the expressway with urban boulevards and the addition of pedestrian and bicycle amenities to College Street.
  • For more information on New Haven's Downtown Crossing Project visit: https://downtowncrossingnewhaven.com .

Arvinas Participates in Groundbreaking Ceremony for New Space Within Downtown Crossing Development in New Haven

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Monday, June 7, 2021
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Arvinas will lease three of the 10 floors at 101 College and this space will serve as the Companys headquarters beginning in 2024.

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  • Arvinas will lease three of the 10 floors at 101 College and this space will serve as the Companys headquarters beginning in 2024.
  • Todays groundbreaking ceremony marks an exciting milestone for Arvinas and will allow us to continue our rapid growth in the years ahead, said John Houston, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer at Arvinas.
  • Construction of 101 College in the Downtown Crossing section of New Haven is an important step in the revitalization of the City's downtown neighborhoods.
  • Downtown Crossing is funded by the U.S. Department of Transportations TIGER II grant, the City of New Haven, and the State of Connecticut.