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In December 2000, businesses in Lawrenceville and the Strip District joined together with the Lawrenceville Corporation to promote a new destination in Pittsburgh: the 16:62 Design Zone, Pittsburgh’s arts and design district.

Our design district takes its name from the bridges that serve as its boundaries: the 16th Street Bridge in the Strip District and the 62nd Street Bridge in Lawrenceville. Between these two bridges, visitors can find a distinctive blend of more than 90 specialty shops, artisan studios, unique showrooms, and architectural and interior design firms--all devoted to design and home decor. Discover contemporary art, handcrafted furniture, fine antiques, custom cabinetry, and innovative architectural concepts along with stylish shops and professional services focused on design--including fashion, jewelry, and personal accessories.

Our cooperative marketing program has received local and national recognition for its achievements in helping our neighborhood grow by attracting new businesses and customers to Lawrenceville and the Strip. Read more in our News section.

Design Zone Visitor Information


Visiting downtown Pittsburgh? You’re just minutes from the Design Zone! Learn more about Pittsburgh’s design district and member businesses, request a free guidebook, sign up for the e-newsletter, and learn about current events at the Design Zone website.

 

Design Zone Membership

Membership in the Design Zone is open to arts-and-design related businesses in Lawrenceville and the Strip District. For information about membership, contact Jennifer Kent at 412.782.5100 x 103.

Support for the 16:62 Design Zone Program

Oversight for the Design Zone program is provided by the Design Zone Advisory Committee. Operating and programming funds for the 16:62 Design Zone initiative are provided by Pittsburgh Partnership for Neighborhood Development.

Programming funds are also provided by contributions from Design Zone member businesses and additional sponsorships.

Additional programming funds are provided by the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh's Citywide Main Street Program on behalf of the City of Pittsburgh, Mayor Luke Ravenstahl , and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development.

The Design Zone is proud to recognize National City Bank as its sponsor.

To learn how your organization can support the Design Zone, contact Jennifer Kent at 412.782.5100 x 103.