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LAKE CITY L A N D B A N K E D S I T E DESIGN COMMISSION PRESENTATION #1 MAY 4, 2017 Lake City Landbanked SIte - Design Commission Presentation #1 1 05.04.2017 PROJECT INFORMATION Shoreline LAKE CITY Project Address : 12510 33rd Avenue NE

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SLIDE 1 Lake City Landbanked SIte - Design Commission Presentation #1 05.04.2017

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LAKE CITY

L A N D B A N K E D S I T E

DESIGN COMMISSION PRESENTATION #1 MAY 4, 2017

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SLIDE 2 Lake City Landbanked SIte - Design Commission Presentation #1 05.04.2017

2 PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Address: 12510 33rd Avenue NE DPD Project Number: Not yet acquired Project Description: Design and development of 10,010 SF parcel acquired by Seattle Parks & Recreation. New park will add park space with active and passive recreational opportunities to the underserved area in the Lake City Urban Village that lies to the East of Lake City Way. Parcel Zoning: NC3-65 Project Scope: The park development will include several elements identifjed through a robust public involvement process including:
  • Play Area with a focus on climbing
  • Basketball/sport court
  • P-Patch and community garden areas
  • Lawn area with seating and/or picnic tables
Additional elements included in the project are:
  • Addition of curb, gutter, sidewalk, planting, and street trees
along the currently unimproved frontage on 33rd Ave NE
  • An art element at the main gathering area
Budget: Total Budget: $1,000,000 Construction Budget: $661,719 Additional budget for Art: $100,000 Project Schedule (reference graphic on page 3): 01 Concept Design: 06.03.16 - 07.28.16 Public Outreach #1: 07.28.16 August Night Out: 08.02.16 02 Schematic Design: 08.01.16 - 10.13.16 Public Outreach #2: 09.29.16 Public Presentation: 10.13.16 03 Design Development: 02.23.17 - 05.12.17 04 Construction Documents: 05.19.17 - 08.21.17 05 Bidding + Contract Negotiation: 09.21.17 - 11.21.17 06 Construction: 12.05.17 - 02.14.18

SITE Shoreline

NORTHGATE LAKE CITY BALLARD U DISTRICT NE SEATTLE DOWNTOWN QUEEN ANNE CAPITOL HILL COLUMBIA CITY WEST SEATTLE

Puget Sound Lake Washington NORTH

Bellevue Kirkland

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SLIDE 3 Lake City Landbanked SIte - Design Commission Presentation #1 05.04.2017

3 RACE AND SOCIAL JUSTICE INTIATIVE - OVERVIEW

European American 53% (Seattle 69.5%) Hispanic 7% (Seattle 6.6%) Asian 15% (Seattle 13.8%) African American 8% (Seattle 7.9%) Other Groups ~25% (Seattle 2.4%) Lake City Seattle English Speaking At Home 67% 78.7% Median Household Income $67,000 $70,954 Households Below Poverty Line 18.7% 13.6% % Rental Occupied Housing 51.6% 51.9% % Population > 18 21.3% 15.4% Lake City is more diverse, less wealthy, has more children, and a higher percentage of non-English speaking households than the median for Seattle. A central goal of the public outreach process was to be inclusive and accessible to all members of the Lake City community. Some elements of that process included:
  • Multiple informal public outreach efforts held during the Lake City Farmer’s market using multilingual
materials that relied heavily on imagery to reduce language barriers
  • A Survey Monkey was created to reach individuals who could not attend during outreach times
  • Targeted stakeholder meetings held with key groups (SHA, management of God’s Little Acre, etc.)
  • Publication of outreach materials and results to the Parks website
Results of the public input process were used to guide the park design including:
  • Selection of the program elements and allocation of the budget
  • Layout and site circulation
  • The desired look and feel of the park
The public input generated from this process will continue to be used to guide the project through the remainder of the design process NE 125TH ST LAKE CITY WAY NE

PROJECT SITE

LAKE CITY URBAN VILLAGE BOUNDARY THORNTON CREEK LAKE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMMUNITY CENTER ALBERT DAVIS PARK LAKE CITY MINI PARK VIRGIL FLAIM PARK NORTH 1/4 MILE RADIUS
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SLIDE 4 Lake City Landbanked SIte - Design Commission Presentation #1 05.04.2017

4 ACCESS AND ZONING

BUS STOPS TRANSIT ROUTES PROPOSED REGIONAL GREENW BIKE INFRASTRUCTURE SINGLE FAMILY MULTI-FAMILY 85’ PEDESTRIAN OVERLAY ZONE MULTI-FAMILY UP TO 40’ MULTI-FAMILY 65’ PARK OR OPEN SPACE RECENT CONSTRUCTION

PROJECT SITE

NC3P-65 C3P-65

N C 2
  • 4
N C 2
  • 4

NC3-85

  • NC2P-40
  • C
2
  • 4
N

NC3-65 NC3-65

NC3P 85

  • LR2

LR2 NC3P-65 3

N C 2 P
  • 4
N C S F
  • 7
2 P
  • 4
N C 3 P
  • 8
5
  • NC3P-65

NC3-65 LR2 LR2 LR2 LR2 LR2

N C 2
  • 4

NC3P-65 NC3-85

N C 3
  • 6
5

LR3

N C 3
  • 6
5

SF-7200

PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED REGIONAL GREENWAYS ASTRUCTURE

PROPOSED GREENWAY T R A N S I T R O U T E

The project site is currently vacant and is located within the Lake City Urban Village on the east side of Lake City Way. Lake City is less wealthy and more diverse than the median for Seattle (see later page on RSJI Overview) and east Lake City is demographically less wealthy, has higher diversity, and a higher percentage of renters than the part of Lake City west of Lake City Way. Currently all of the public amenities in Lake City are located west of Lake City Way (see diagram on previous page). The new project will help ameliorate this situation. In terms of Access, the site has several adantageous adjacencies includ- ing:
  • Proximity to Bus Stops on the busy 125 St corridor
  • Located on 33rd Ave which has been identifjed as a future Neighborhood Bike & Pedestrian Greenway
  • Located at the edge of the Lake City Pedestrian Overlay Zone
With the potential addition of crosswalks at 33rd Ave and 125th St, the project has the potential to be both locally and more regionally accessible to Lake City residents Zoning in the area is currently above the capacity of the current building stock much of which is >25 years old. The older building stock provides affordable rents but is also a potential target for future development as Seattle continues to grow. NORTH LAUREL ACADEMY PROPOSED ARTISAN APTS PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION SEATTLE HOUSING AUTHORITY WITH PLAY AREA AND P-PATCH SHA LAKE CITY COURT PLAY AREA LAKE CITY MINI PARK SPU DRAINAGE FACILITY PROPOSED ARTISAN APTS PROPOSED APODMENTS VALOR APTS LAKE CITY MINI PARK SPU DRAINAGE FACILITY VALOR APTS 33RD AVE NE - ACCESS STREET (NOT A SPMP PIN) NE 125TH ST - PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL LAKE CITY WAY - PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL PROPOSED CYCLE TRACK
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NC3P-65 C3P-65

N C 2
  • 4
N C 2
  • 4

NC2P-40

  • C

2

  • 4

N

NC3P 85

  • N

C 2 P

  • 4

N C S F

  • 7

2 P

  • 4

3 P

  • 8

5

  • NC3P-65

NC3-65 L LR2 LR LR

N C 2
  • 4

LR3

N C 3

  • 6

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VALOR APARTMENT + COOKING FACILITY CORNER OF 125TH ST & 33RD AVE NE EXISITNG SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE BACKSIDE OF VALUE VILLAGE ALONG 33RD AVE EXISTING PLAYGROUND AT SHA

IMMEDIATE CONTEXT

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PROJECT SITE

VACANT LOT RETAIL (VALUE VILLAGE) P-PATCH ON SHA PROPERTY POSSIBLE CONGREGATE HOUSING PROJECT 5’ DROP TO ADJACENT PROPERTY PLAY AREA ON SHA PROPERTY RESIDENTIAL (SEATTLE HOUSING AUTHORITY) RESIDENTIAL (VALOR FACILITY) RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL OFFICE NE 125TH ST 3 3 R D A V E N E MIXED-USE MIXED-USE COMMERCIAL VACANT LOT RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE

2 3 4 5 1

VACANT LOT Within the immediate vicinity of the project site there are several existing conditioons including:
  • Seattle Housing Authority runs the 86-unit Lake City Court that abuts the site to the north that includes an existing
P-Patch (available to the public) and play area (SHA use only)
  • Valor, the building across the street, houses God’s Little Acre with facilities for cooking, storage, and cleaning that is
  • pen from 9a to noon for those in need; the upper fmoors house disabled veterans.
  • 33rd Ave is a used as a short cut between 125th and the Fred Meyer to the north during rush hour. Traffjc speeds
  • ften exceed 35 mph and there are an increased number of traffjc accidents where 33rd bends (just north of the
project site)
  • The west side of 33rd Ave north of the project site abuts the rear of commercial properties along Lake City Way - the
photo below of the back of Value Village is typical of the condition
  • Visibility to/from the site from the intersection of 33rd & 125th is limited
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SLIDE 6 Lake City Landbanked SIte - Design Commission Presentation #1 05.04.2017

6 EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS

VIEW OF PROJECT SITE FROM NW CORNER 1 VIEW OF PROJECT SITE FROM SW CORNER 2 NORTH

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FINISH GRADE: 180.0 TOP OF WALL: 175.0 PARKING LOT: 171.0 ~9’ RUDIMENRARY R.O.W. IMPROVEMENTS POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ON ADJACENT PROPERTY LAKE CITY COURT (SHA PROPERTY) EXISTING P-PATCH EXISTING PLAY AREA (SHA USE ONLY) The project site is a vacant lot that formerly had a 2-story building in the south east quadrant of the parcel. As part of the park project, the building was demolished but several elements (paving, some foundation/retaining walls, etc.) remain. Several items were identifjed to consider when developing the design for the park including:
  • Seattle Housing Authority runs the 86-unit Lake City Court that abuts
the site to the north.
  • SHA has an existing play area abutting the north side of the
project site which is not available for public use. The play equipment is designed primarily for 2-12 year olds.
  • SHA has a P-Patch on their property that abuts the NE corner
  • f the site
  • There is a potential residential development in permitting on the adja-
cent property to the south
  • The site grade drops 9’+ from grade to the parking lot on the adjacent
property to the east
  • The exsiting streetscape has rudimentary pedestrian improvements
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CONCEPT DESIGN CONSTRUCTION

2016 2017 2018

30% SIP MARCH 16TH ELCC PRESENTATION APRIL 25TH PAAC PRESENTATION MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB SCHEMATIC DESIGN DESIGN DEVELOPEMENT CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS BID PERIOD SIP CONCEPT DESIGN DESIGN DEVELOPMENT/ CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS ARTIST SELECTION SEPTEMBER 29TH PUBLIC MEETING 02 JULY 28TH PUBLIC MEETING 01 MAY 4TH DESIGN COMMISSION 01 JUNE 26TH DESIGN COMMISSION 02

PARK OPENS

GREEN LIGHT

PROJECT TIMELINE

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01 CONCEPT DESIGN

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PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS BUS STOPS TRANSIT ROUTES PROPOSED REGIONAL GREENWAYS LAUREL ACADEMY COMMUNITY CENTER THORNTON CREEK LAKE CITY WAY NE NE 125TH ST 30TH AVE NE 35TH AVE NE LITTLE BROOK CREEK 1 / 4 M I L E BIKE INFRASTRUCTURE N 33RD AVE NE SINGLE FAMILY MULTI-FAMILY 85’ PEDESTRIAN OVERLAY ZONE MULTI-FAMILY UP TO 40’ MULTI-FAMILY 65’ PUBLIC LIBRARY LAKE CITY PARK SITE SHA NE 125TH ST LAKE CITY WAY NE LAKE CITY PARK SITE T H O R N T O N C R E E K L A K E W A S H I N G T O N 1/4 MILE PUBLIC LI- BRARY URBAN EXTENTS COMMUNITY CENTER 10,010 SQ. FT. ALBERT DAVIS PARK
  • playground
  • seating
  • memorial/scuplture
  • lawn
58,774 SQ. FT. VIRGIL FLAIM PARK
  • skatepark
  • basketball & playground
  • barbeque grills
  • lawn
119,726 SQ. FT. LAKE CITY MINI PARK
  • memorial
  • pavement pattern
  • streetscape
  • seating
7,100 SQ. FT. SHA PLAY AREA CONTINUE STREETSCAPE

LAKE CITY

L A N D B A N K E D S I T E SITE ANALYSIS

01 CONCEPT DESIGN / PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, ROUND 1

Goals for the Concept Design phase included:
  • accessible and inclusive process with multilingual
materials
  • open discussion of residents hopes, dreams, and
persceptions of the neighborhood
  • guided diaglogue on desired program for the park
On part of the public engagement process was to introduce participants to information about the neighborhood and project site (project site location + budget, existing nearby amenities, discuss Lake City and it’s future) to gather general feedback 01 CONCEPT
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LAKE CITY

L A N D B A N K E D S I T E

BASKETBALL COURT OPEN SPACE SCULPTURAL FURNISHINGS SHADE STRUCTURES NET CLIMBER LOCAL ART BOLD PLANTING PLAY AREAS BIKE FACILITY LINEAR SEATING TERRAIN NATURE PLAY COLORFUL SURFACES PICNIC TABLES BARBEQUE GRILLS SWINGS SKATE FEATURES COMMENTS & IMAGES...

WHAT IS YOUR DREAM FOR THIS PARK?

01 CONCEPT DESIGN / PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, ROUND 1

The second part of the public engagement process was to introduce participants to potential program elements for the park and discuss the character of the spaces and how much area should be allocated to them 01 CONCEPT
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11 01 CONCEPT DESIGN / PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, ROUND 1

FEEDBACK FROM PUBLIC OUTREACH ON 07.28.16 FEEDBACK FROM AUGUST NIGHT OUT ON 08.02.16 Two larger public outreach efforts were performed along with limited smaller stakeholder interviews/meetings. A Survey Monkey was used to reach communitiy members who were not reached by other efforts. 01 CONCEPT
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12 O1 CONCEPT DESIGN / SYNTHESIS OF DESIGN RESPONSE TO COMMUNITY INPUT NATURE PLAY CLIMBING WALL BOLD COLORS OTHER PHOTOS SKATE FEATURES SWINGS BOLD PLANTING SEATING PICNIC TABLES TERRAINE LIGHTING BBQ GRILLS SHADE STRUC- TURE

A

PLAY AREA BASKETBALL COURT PUBLIC ART BIKE FACILITY NET CLIMBER OPEN SPACE GRASS & TREES

B C D

60% OF PARTICIPANTS PREFER...

01 CONCEPT
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13 O1 CONCEPT DESIGN / CHARACTER OF SPACES

A B C D

PLAY AREA NET CLIMBER BASKETBALL COURT OPEN SPACE / GRASS & TREES

Park play areas are diverse in use and can include play structures, open play areas, basketball courts, among many
  • ther elements. The play area favored by the community
included play equipment integrated with less formal/natural play areas such as topography, boulders, logs, and other landscape elements. The community strongly favored including a net climber or similar climbing structure as a central element. A climber provides play opportunities for older children not available in the existing SHA play area and will be readily visible from the
  • sidewalk. It was also felt a climber would be a unique play
  • pportunity in the Lake CIty area that would be a strong draw
for children and parents. The existing site hosts a well used basketball court that the community favored keeping in the new park. As with the climber, a baskeball court will provide active recreation and play opportunities that are currently absent from the eastern half of the Lake City urban village. Open spaces serve as flexible, general use areas for both active and passive recreation (laying in the sun, picnics, soccer, frisbee, etc.). Many community members felt that Lake City is already ‘too paved’ - especially for apartment dwellers - and that the park should provide much needed open space and planted areas. 01 CONCEPT
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14 O1 CONCEPT DESIGN / INTEGRATION WITH URBAN FABRIC

A B

01 CONCEPT NORTH USE ART OR OTHER ELEMENTS TO INCREASE VISIBILITY OF PARK FROM INTERSECTION AT 125th ST PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE USING THE FACILITIES AT GOD’S LITTLE ACRE TO POSITIVELY INTERACT WITH THE PARK ADD CURB, SIDEWALK, STREET TREES AND PLANTING ALONG PARK STREET FRONTAGE MITIGATE GRADE AT EAST TO INCREASE VISIBILITTY AND SAFETY CONSIDER IMPACTS OF POTENTIAL MULTIFAMILY PROJECT TO SOUTH POSSIBLE CONNECTION TO EXISTING P-PATCH PROVIDE PARK ACCESS CLOSE TO EXISTING ENTRY TO LAKE CITY COURT

PROJECT SITE

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15 O1 CONCEPT DESIGN / INITIAL IDEAS FOR MATERIAL, PLANTS, LIGHTING, ARTWORK

A B C D

MATERIALS PLANTS LIGHTING ARTWORK

Photo credit: Elizabeth Gahan Photo credit: Houston Memorial Park Materials were not specifically discussed in the first round
  • f public engagement but, generally, the goal is to follow
Park’s standards as much as possible to both provide durable surfaces and decrease long term maintenance. Open space with planting were strongly favored by the
  • community. Updates to the streetscape can provide needed
shade to the west. Smaller trees and low, vigorous planting in the park can help define lawn areas and soften hardscape elements while maintaining clear sight lines for safety. Selection of drought tolerant, vigorous planting that provides spring and/or fall color was identified as a priority. Lighting came up as part of the conversation with the community mostly as it relates to safety considerations. Addtionally lighting can be a strong element to define space and help illuminate artwork to enhance it’s presence in the winter months. Participants expressed interest in having artwork in the park - especially something interesting that speaks to the Lake City
  • community. Art has the potential to help define the identity of a
place and increase it’s presence as a local landmark. 01 CONCEPT
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16 O1 CONCEPT DESIGN / SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY - OVERVIEW

A B C D

DRAINAGE VEGETATION & TREE CANOPY COMMUNITY ACCESS & USE URBAN HEALTH

Hardscapes such as paths and play areas incorporate pervious pavement to allow rain waterto infiltrate on site. Stormwater flow dispersion into the lawn and planting areas mitigate runoff into the strett and ROW. Sustainability checklist TBD The large street tree canopy and small flowing trees absorb rain water and reduce the heat island effect. Amended soils increase water storage capacity and infiltration, as well as support plant growth. Increased planted areas promote stormwater absorption and infiltration while featuring native and adapted species. The park will incorporate community garden areas and tie into the SHA pea patch. The park will retain a basketball court and incorporate play areas that encourages rigorous activity. This park serves the community of Lake City, in particular the neighborhoods east of Lake City Way NE. The proximety to bus lines, major arterials, and civic landmarks produces strong community access. Reappropriating paved vacant city lots for green space is a first step towards improving the health of the urban enviroment. The previously unused area now invites surrounding community use. Plants, open lawns, play areas, improved streetscapes and right of ways all benefit the growing city and create spaces for comunities to care for and grow with while reducing the heat island effect. 01 CONCEPT
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02 SCHEMATIC DESIGN

01 CONCEPT 02 SCHEMATIC
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18 02 SCHEMATIC DESIGN / PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, ROUND 2

Some description of project kick-off and introducing the neighborhood to itself (locate the site, discuss nearby amenities, discuss Lake City)

LAKE CITY

L A N D B A N K E D S I T E

RESULTS FROM FIRST PUBLIC MEETING

~100 PARTICIPANTS

PLAY AREA

A

NET CLIMBER

B

BASKETBALL COURT

C

OPEN SPACE / GRASS & TREESD

A B C D

60% OF PARTICIPANTS PREFER...

01 CONCEPT 02 SCHEMATIC
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19 02 SCHEMATIC DESIGN / PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, ROUND 2

Some description of project kick-off and introducing the neighborhood to itself (locate the site, discuss nearby amenities, discuss Lake City)

LAKE CITY

L A N D B A N K E D S I T E CONCEPT A: MOTION

POSSIBLE ACQUISITION GATHER PLAY PLAY BASKETBALL COURT

C

OPEN SPACE / GRASS & TREESD PLAY AREA

A

POTENTIAL ART LOCATION HALF BASKETBALL COURT CLIMBING WALL EXISTING WALL ADA ROUTE LAKE CITY LANDBANKED SITE SPINNING WHEEL CLIMBING WALL LIGHTS OTHER THOUGHTS... 01 CONCEPT 02 SCHEMATIC
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20 02 SCHEMATIC DESIGN / PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, ROUND 2

Some description of project kick-off and introducing the neighborhood to itself (locate the site, discuss nearby amenities, discuss Lake City)

LAKE CITY

L A N D B A N K E D S I T E CONCEPT B: PORTAL

POSSIBLE ACQUISITION GATHER PLAY OPEN SPACE / GRASS & TREESD PLAY AREA

A

NET CLIMBER

B

POTENTIAL GATED ACCESS TO SHA PLAY AREA POTENTIAL ART LOCATION ADA ROUTE LAKE CITY LANDBANKED SITE ZIPLINE MONKEY BARS BIKE FACILITY OTHER THOUGHTS... 01 CONCEPT 02 SCHEMATIC
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21 02 SCHEMATIC DESIGN / PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, ROUND 2

Some description of project kick-off and introducing the neighborhood to itself (locate the site, discuss nearby amenities, discuss Lake City)

LAKE CITY

L A N D B A N K E D S I T E CONCEPT C: INSTINCT

POTENTIAL GATED ACCESS TO SHA P-PATCH POTENTIAL ART LOCATION ADA ROUTE LAKE CITY LANDBANKED SITE COMMUNITY GARDEN POSSIBLE ACQUISITION GATHER PLAY P-PATCH OPEN SPACE / GRASS & TREESD PLAY AREA

A

PLAY AREA

A

P-PATCH & COMMUNITY GARDEN FRUIT TREES NATURE PLAY OTHER THOUGHTS... 01 CONCEPT 02 SCHEMATIC
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FEEDBACK FROM PUBLIC OUTREACH ON 09.29.16 FEEDBACK FROM PUBLIC OUTREACH ON 09.29.16

02 SCHEMATIC DESIGN / PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, ROUND 2

FEEDBACK FROM PUBLIC OUTREACH ON 09.29.16 FEEDBACK FROM PUBLIC OUTREACH ON 09.29.16 public meetings: public meeting #2 01 CONCEPT 02 SCHEMATIC
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23 02 SCHEMATIC DESIGN / SYNTHESIS OF DESIGN RESPONSE TO COMMUNITY INPUT

POTENTIAL GATED ACCESS TO SHA P-PATCH POTENTIAL ART LOCATION #2 ADA ROUTE COMMUNITY GARDEN POTENTIAL ART LOCATION #1 MULTI-SPORT COURT PLAY AREA
  • NET CLIMBER
  • NATURE PLAY
  • BASKET SWING
CLIMBING/ SLIDING HILL PLAY FRUIT TREES SHA PLAY AREA 33RD AVE NE SEAT WALLS BIKE FACILITIES GATE STEPS REINFORCED FENCE

CHARACTER OF SPACES

  • Play Area - Non-traditional play experience that integrtes
topography and play
  • Net Climber - a fun and challenging play structure that is
also visibly noteworthy
  • Multi-Sport Court - Half court with regulation hoop and lines
to promote active recreation
  • Open Space Grasses/Trees - flexible space for lawn
games, sunbathing, picnics, and sports while softening the
  • hardscapes. Also inlcudes community p-patch

INTEGRATION WITH URBAN FABRIC

  • Learnining from Existing Infrastructure -
Drawing in the Streetscape - plantings such as street trees, low evergreen and flowering shrubs and groundcovers, raised beds, will link the park to the street

MATERIALS, PLANTS, LIGHTING, ARTWORK

Materials - Parks standard durable materials PLANTS - LIGHTING - ARTWORK -

SUSTAINABILITY

DRAINAGE VEGETATION / TREE CANOPY COMMUNITY ACCESS URBAN HEALTH NORTH 01 CONCEPT 02 SCHEMATIC
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24 02 SCHEMATIC DESIGN / SITE SECTION

01 CONCEPT 02 SCHEMATIC
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25 02 SCHEMATIC DESIGN / ARTWORK

01 CONCEPT 02 SCHEMATIC
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