Carrville Community Centre, Library, and District Park Public Information Session 2 | July 9 20 20
Agenda Opening remarks from • Ward 4 Councilor Sandra Yeung Racco Introduction • Work done to date • Context and Program • Project Goals • Current Design • Next Steps • Mentimeter Questions • throughout!
Introduction Improving Community Wellbeing E XPL ORE SUPPORT IMPROVE CRE ATE PL AY RE CHARGE MOVE CONNE CT L E ARN
Work done to date This is a continuation of work that began in 2017!
Work done to date Studies and Reports FUNCTIONAL PROGRAM M ING & PLANNING SUM M ARY Topographic Survey Arborist Report Geomorphic Assessment (M eander Belt) Stage 1-2 Archaeological Assessment Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment Geotechnical Investigation Report Functional Servicing Report Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessment and Hydrogeological Assessment Report Natural Heritage Evaluation Active Together M aster Plan (ATM P) 2018 Functional Programming and Planning Summary 2019
Work done to date Public Meeting 1 and Online Survey Engagement created a forum for the discussion about programs and experiences. The goal was to reflect the residents’ ideas of a great community. We shared guiding principles on Experience, Access & Site. This provided opportunities for attendees to offer input. Public Engagement Date : Sept.1 8 20 1 7 Number of attendees : 30 Online survey date : Aug. 20 1 7 Number of responses :350
Work done to date Public Meeting 1 and Online Survey The consultation process indicated support for the project as a whole with what was a strong desire expressed for the following activities: • Skating • Aquatics • Learning • Passive exercise • Creating • Socializing • Viewing The input reveals the desire for a centre that is oriented to passive activities; a neighborhood focus as opposed to a regional centre suited for training or competition.
Work done to date Perkins&Will MBTW RFP for Design Consulting Services closed in September 20 1 9 and Consultant Award in December 20 1 9. Perkins & Will with MBTW were the successful proponents. The Perkins & Will team consists of a group of dedicated consultants who have vast experience in the design of community facilities throughout Ontario and beyond. Notable completed projects include: Aaniin Community Centre and L ibrary – Markham Oak Ridges Community Centre – Richmond Hill York Recreation Centre – Toronto Cornell Community Centre and L ibrary - Markham Meadowvale Community Centre - Mississauga
Work done to date Tours: Learning from Others Design Team, City of Vaughan / Vaughan Public L ibraries toured 6 facilities prior to starting design including: Aaniin Community Centre and Library – Markham Oak Ridges Community Centre – Richmond Hill York Recreation Centre – Toronto Meadowvale Community Centre and Library – Mississauga North Thornhill Community Centre, Pleasant Ridge Library – Vaughan Vellore Village Community Centre, Vellore Village Library – Vaughan
Context and Program Understanding the site and development of the programming
Context and Program Topography and natural edges Existing site offers many great opportunities - Easily accessed by many modes of travel - Range of experiences - Adjacent to a protected ravine environment - Will act as catalyst for development - Slope affords potential for outlook and exciting park uses
Context and Program Proposed Program L ibrary m ulti- use ro o m s p a rk Aquatics and Change Rooms sup p o rt Fitness Gym Track Multi-purpose f itne ss lib ra ry Support and Admin. Partner Exterior Ice and Park Change Rooms c o m m o n a re a s g ym + tra c k The program may include a range of spaces that can serve many activities. Each program component will be designed to be accessible, a q ua tic s c e ntre p a rtne r sp a c e s comfortable and easily connected to the common public spaces.
Context and Program Proposed Program Open Space Tennis Courts Basketball Court Playground Water Play Skate Trail Active zone L ibrary Terrace Childcare outdoor play Trails/ flex/ shade/ seating Fitness and Activity Area The park program includes a family zone ,active zone and passive zones. There will be access to skate change rooms, seasonal washrooms, and mechanical and equipment support for the skate trail.
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Project Goals Be fore designing we collectively set the following goals to guide us through the process and help us make decisions
Project Goals Six measures of success WELCOMING TO ALL: inclusive of all generations, genders and cultures STRONG PLACEMAKING: common spaces that support community activities A VIBRANT PARK: a range of park experiences HIGHER SUSTAINABILITY: strive for a better relationship with the environment BEST VALUE: provide an enduring civic investment A HEALTHY COMMUNITY: support pursuit of wellbeing in a post Covid 1 9 world
Project Goals Welcoming to all Youth Adults Many Cultures Children Older Adults Many Abilities
Project Goals Strong Placemaking Playing Gathering and Viewing Making and Displaying Art Performance Studying and Learning Cooking and Eating
Project Goals Vibrant park experience Many Modes of Exploration A Welcoming Impression Casual Friend/Family Gathering Engaging Public Interactions Use Through All Seasons Special Events
Project Goals Higher Sustainability • E nergy efficiency • Higher indoor air quality • Options for travelling to the site that are environmentally friendly • Multiple ways of getting to the site • Green education opportunities • Water conservation • Onsite renewable energy (solar panels) • L ow Impact Design (L .I.D.) site design • L E E D Gold Certification
Project Goals Best Value • Provide an enduring design • A constructible approach • L ong lasting materials • E fficient planning • Keep maintenance in mind • Flexible over time
Project Goals A healthy community Post Covid 1 9 • Health promotion that addresses COVID-1 9 space and distance needs • Investigating service adaptations that may result in changes to program capacity • Implement risk mitigation by preventing viral transmission through education, technology and mechanical systems
Current Design The decision-making process and current design
Current Design Existing Site : topography and trees
Current Design Built Context Analysis Built Context naturalized east from north-east to south-east adjacent institutions: school and church details of future development unknown
Current Design Site Access Analysis Site Access primary pedestrian access from south and west vehicle access exclusively from south and west potential connections to trail system
Current Design Site Plan
Current Design Site Plan THE RIGHT FIT FOR THE SITE INTEGRATE BUILDING WITH PARK CREATE A CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE
Current Design Pedestrian Movement building acts as a gateway into the park central promenade showcases interior and exterior program good pedestrian and transit connectivity onto site south parking moved closer to building moments of nature intermingled with park program
Current Design Public Passage Space and room planning frame a central public boulevard showcasing interior and exterior programs Distinct program and expression identifies a route within the building the extents into the park
Current Design Site Microclimate Gently sculpted landscapes dissipate the westerly winds and negotiate the topography
Current Design Safety Considerations Good visibility into and out from the entry court to the park view plaza
Current Design Lower Level
Current Design Upper Level
Current Design Section: Entry and Library Early conceptual rendering – final design and material selections to be developed
Current Design West entry interior Early conceptual rendering – final design and material selections to be developed
Current Design Library interior Early conceptual rendering – final design and material selections to be developed
Current Design South Entry Lobby Early conceptual rendering – final design and material selections to be developed
Current Design Park view plaza and west entry Early conceptual rendering – final design and material selections to be developed
Current Design Building Perspective Early conceptual rendering – final design and material selections to be developed
Current Design District Park – design concept Integrate building and park L inked by a continuous promenade Use sloping site to create moments of overlook and vista Building and park pavilion can create thresholds to park spaces Bring nature forward through naturalized elements Highlight presence of Oak Ridges Morraine Promote visibility of natural processes such as storm water infiltration Become a green teacher of the natural amenities of the site
Current Design District Park – design concept
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