UNIVERSITY UNITARIAN CHURCH CONGREGATION MEETING | AUGUST 16TH, 2015 CONVERSATION WITH THE ARCHITECTS
Year of Discernment Strategic Plan Preliminary Programming Feasibility Study Fundraising Master Plan Design and Documentation Construction Occupancy Celebration
PROJECT VISION
We envision a physical space that is respectful of the land, full of natural light and fresh air. Our space will be environmentally responsible and sustainable with low maintenance buildings and grounds. Our physical space must be fmexible and expandable, and accessible to all who come. We want to be respectful neighbors to those around us. We see a simple design that peacefully refmects our legacy and the Northwest and is compatible with the existing sanctuary.
SITE ANALYSIS
8 t h S T N E 6 E N E V A h t 5 3 NE 65th ST
PUBLIC TRANSIT AND BICYCLE ACCESS
+305’ +297’ +298’ +288’ +325’ +315 +295’ +275’ +255’ +235’ TOPOGRAPHY
9:11 PM 5:22 AM N U S R E M M U S 4:20 PM 7:56 AM N U S R E T N I W SUN EXPOSURE
SUN ANGLE SOLAR INSOLATION SOLAR INSOLATION SUMMER SOLSTICE 6 kW hrs. / day 5 EQUINOX 4 3 WINTER SOLSTICE 2 1 ˚ ˚ J F M A M J J A S O N D AVERAGE TEMPERATURE RANGE AVERAGE PRECIPITATION ˚ ˚ AVERAGE TEMPERATURE RANGE 7” ˚ ˚ 75 ˚ 75 ˚ 6” ˚ F F ˚ ˚ 70 ˚ F ˚ 69 ˚ F ˚ 5” ˚ ˚ ˚ 64 ˚ F 4” ˚ ˚ ˚ ˚ 60 ˚ 56 ˚ F F 55 ˚ F 57 ˚ F ˚ ˚ ˚ 3” 52 ˚ 46 ˚ F F ˚ 52 ˚ ˚ F ˚ 51 ˚ F ˚ ˚ 50 ˚ 46 ˚ F F 27 ˚ F 2” 45 ˚ 41 ˚ 45 ˚ F F F 40 ˚ F 1” 39 ˚ F 37 ˚ F 36 ˚ F 35 ˚ F M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A CLIMATE
PROGRAMMING
STAKEHOLDER MEETINGS Board of Trustees Care Team Climate Action Team Congregation Congregational Life Custodians Music Operations Physical Space Implementation Team Religious Education Social Justice Worship
FURNITURE LIBRARY ARCHIVES STORAGE PARKING FELLOWSHIP HALL KITCHEN BOARD ROOM ADMINISTRATIVE MAIN ENTRY FELLOWSHIP HALL OFFICES BOOKSTORE ADULT ADULT MEETING MEETING ROOM ROOM MEMORIAL GARDEN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SANCTUARY RELIGIOUS - CHILDREN AND YOUTH CHURCH EDUCATION - SCHOOL MULTIPURPOSE KITCHEN ROOM MUSIC PRACTICE/ STORAGE PLAYGROUND RELIGIOUS LIVING ROOM/ EDUCATION- FAMILY INFANT/TODDLER/ GATHERING CHAPEL PRESCHOOL
FURNITURE LIBRARY ARCHIVES STORAGE PARKING FELLOWSHIP HALL KITCHEN ADMINISTRATION SOCIAL BOARD ROOM ADMINISTRATIVE MAIN ENTRY FELLOWSHIP HALL OFFICES BOOKSTORE ADULT ADULT MEETING MEETING ROOM ROOM MEMORIAL GARDEN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SANCTUARY RELIGIOUS - CHILDREN AND YOUTH RELIGIOUS CHURCH EDUCATION - SCHOOL MULTIPURPOSE KITCHEN ROOM MUSIC WORSHIP EDUCATION PRACTICE/ STORAGE PLAYGROUND RELIGIOUS LIVING ROOM/ EDUCATION- FAMILY INFANT/TODDLER/ GATHERING CHAPEL PRESCHOOL
PROGRAM BREAK-DOWN Space Existing Proposed Square Footage Square Footage Worship NSF 4,880 9,190 Social NSF 2,085 7,340 Education NSF 5,234 6,650 Administration NSF 2,279 4,588 Total NSF 14,478 27,768
THE FUTURE OF 35TH AVE NE
POTENTIAL ZONE CHANGE NE 95TH ST NC-30 ? NE 85TH ST 35TH AVE NE NC-40 NC-30 NE 75TH ST NC-55 NC-40 NE 65TH ST
LR2 TO NC30 ZONE CHANGE IMPLICATIONS PROS: Setbacks are less restrictive Opportunities to engage with the street Street improvements will compliment new architecture CONS: Process of zone change could impact schedule Design review is required Pedestrian overlay zone requirements may impact development Potential restrictions on parking access and location
SUSTAINABILITY
SUSTAINABILITY GOALS Simple and Affordable Healthy and Comfortable Regional and Responsible Flexible and Effjcient
nopy retention/ replacement STRATEGIES ed drought tolerant species energy materials water landscape
ENERGY Analyze the Climate Reduce Loads Choose Effjcient Systems Choose Renewable Resources Verify Performance
MATERIALS Structural Systems (wood, steel, concrete, mass walls) Finishes Locally Sourced Durable
WATER Grey-water Reuse Rainwater Reuse Low-fmow Plumbing Fixtures
water LANDSCAPE infiltrate or clean water on site work with the slope put stormwater on display Storm water Management Rainwater Harvesting Green Roofs/Walls Native Planting Site Materials
CONCLUSIONS controlled southern exposure strategic use of thermal mass east-west orientation where possible maximize daylighting natural ventilation for cooling advanced enclosure variant refrigerant fmow with heat recovery radiant heating durable and sustainable building materials grey-water reuse and low-fmow plumbing fjxures on-site rainwater collection and retention sustainable landscape features
OPTIONS FOR CERTIFICATION
OPTIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT
APPROX 54,000 SF MAINTAIN ALL EXISTING CHURCH BUILDINGS
APPROX 54,000 SF MAINTAIN EXISTING SANCTUARY AND SOCIAL HALL ONLY
APPROX 54,000 SF MAINTAIN EXISTING SANCTUARY ONLY
REPRESENTS 100 SURFACE PARKING SPACES PARKING
SITE MASSING STUDIES
UUC SITE MODEL
FURNITURE LIBRARY ARCHIVES STORAGE PARKING FELLOWSHIP HALL KITCHEN ADMINISTRATION SOCIAL BOARD ROOM ADMINISTRATIVE MAIN ENTRY FELLOWSHIP HALL OFFICES BOOKSTORE ADULT ADULT MEETING MEETING ROOM ROOM MEMORIAL GARDEN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SANCTUARY RELIGIOUS - CHILDREN AND YOUTH RELIGIOUS CHURCH EDUCATION - SCHOOL MULTIPURPOSE KITCHEN ROOM MUSIC WORSHIP EDUCATION PRACTICE/ STORAGE PLAYGROUND RELIGIOUS LIVING ROOM/ EDUCATION- FAMILY INFANT/TODDLER/ GATHERING CHAPEL PRESCHOOL
PRELIMINARY STUDY 1 WORSHIP SOCIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
PRELIMINARY STUDY 2 WORSHIP SOCIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
PRELIMINARY STUDY 3 WORSHIP SOCIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
PRELIMINARY STUDY CONCLUSION The Kirk Sanctuary should not be repurposed for Religious Education or Administration, in order to preserve the existing architecture.
CURRENT STUDIES
SCHEME A WORSHIP SOCIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
SCHEME A WORSHIP SOCIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
SCHEME B WORSHIP SOCIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
SCHEME B WORSHIP SOCIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
SCHEME C WORSHIP SOCIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
SCHEME C WORSHIP SOCIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
SCHEME D WORSHIP SOCIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
SCHEME D WORSHIP SOCIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
QUESTIONS + DISCUSSION
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