100403-VVTOD Workshop2 Presentation

8/9/2019 100403-VVTOD Workshop2 Presentation

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SCHLAGE LOCK OPEN SPACE , STREETSCAPE + SITE DESIGN

WORKSHOP 2 : open space + streetscape scenarios

Universal Paragon Corporation + San Francisco Redevelopment Agency

april 3, 2010visitacion valley elementary school


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introduction

INTRODUCTIONPART 0


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workshop goalsPART 0

workshop goals

1 recap + review open house results

2 present three landscape scenarios

3 review scenarios based on evaluation criteria

4 define priorities for the open space system

introduction

listen to you for any additional feedback


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WORKSHOP 2 : open space + streetscape scenarios

contents

part 1

GROUNDING THE DIRECTION: open house results

part 2

SETTING OUR BASE: urban design update

part 3

USING THE FEEDBACK: design approach

part 4

TESTING IDEAS: three design scenarios

part 5

OVERARCHING PRINCIPLES: water sensitive urban design approach


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PART 1

GROUNDING THE DIRECTION: open house results

open house results

PART 1


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open house station 2 evaluation criteria


10/108open house resultsopen house station 3 open space character

PART 1



open house station 3 open space character

open house resultsPART 1



open house station 4 open space program


facilitated program mapping exercise



open house station 3 open space character



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fountain marketbio-retention garden

playground seating


multi-use lawn

open house resultsopen house resultsPART 1

restroom




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open house results




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SETTING OUR BASE : urban design updatePART 2


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schlage lock site21

urban design updatePART 2


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design for development:the foundation

review and implement thedesign for development (D4D) plan

urban design concepts



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design for development: overview

permitted land uses:

residential grocery store ground floor commercial flex spaces parks/open spaces community serving uses

retail frontages urban design concept plan

land uses



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project overview


phase 1 area

north of visitacion ave.

8.1 acres (gross)5.4 acres (net)


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land uses + character



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potential locations


grocery store in phase 1 area

14 to 30,000 sqft anchor store + 10,000sqft second anchor 3 feasible locations


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30K sqft grocery + 107 residential units20K sqft grocery + 148 apartments

case studies + character



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process


openhouse

workshop2

work

shop3

aprilCACmtg

pres

entation

phase1retail

ENGINEERING: remediation + infrastructure

LANDSCAPE DESIGN: open space

URBAN DESIGN: buildings


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PART 3 using the feedback

PART 3

DEFINING AN APPROACH: using the feedback

inspired by the sites potential characters


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inspired by the sites potential characters


develop 3 test scenarios


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develop 3 test scenarios

scenario 2: TILES scenario 3: LINKSscenario 1: TRACES


and a kit of parts


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and a kit of parts



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PART 4 open space + streetscape scenarios

PART 4

TESTING IDEAS: open space + streetscape scenarios


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scenario 1 | TRACES


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scenario 1 | TRACES

1915 19261869 1911


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scenario 1 | TRACES

historic tracesformer street names


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scenario 1: TRACES

STRUCTURE traces lines

PLANTING IDEA different species per

historic street names

spaces delineate traces


scenario 1 | TRACES


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scenario 1: TRACES


scenario 1 | TRACES


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scenario 1: TRACES

using historic traces orlines to organize outdoor

program + define identity


scenario 1 | TRACES


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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: traces


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scenario 1 | TRACES

s1: leland square

1 central square with water

feature, skateboard flexspace, picnic tables

2 farmers market

3 pavilion + artifact

4 terrace seating

5 gathering area



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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: leland square


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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: blanken square


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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: blanken square


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scenario 1 | TRACES

s1: leland plaza+ave

5 gathering area

leland avenue: seating street



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scenario 1 | TRACES




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scenario 1 | TRACES




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scenario 1 | TRACES




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scenario 1 | TRACES

s1: blanken park

6 outdoor classroom

7 seating terrace

8 landscape area

9 landscape buffer withnative flower ribbon



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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: blanken park


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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: blanken park


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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: blanken park


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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: blanken park


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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: schlage greenway


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scenario 1 | TRACES




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scenario 1 | TRACES




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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: A street


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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: A street


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scenario 1 | TRACES


s1: A street


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STRUCTURE overlapping uses cultural landscape typologies

PLANTING IDEA overlapping per zones and

around typologies


scenario 2: TILES

scenario 2 | TILES


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scenario 2: TILES

scenario 2 | TILES


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scenario 2: TILES


creating a space forinteraction, multi-use,

multi-culturalism

town green

scenario 2 | TILES


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scenario 2: TILES

scenario 2 | TILES


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scenario 2 | TILES

s2: leland park

1 multi-purpose lawn

2 tai chi | volleyball

3 stage | seating

4 trellis

5 school age playground

6 early age playground

7 pavilion | restroom



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scenario 2 | TILES

s2: leland park



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scenario 2 | TILES

s2: leland park


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s2: leland auto court

scenario 2 | TILES



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scenario 2 | TILES




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scenario 2 | TILES



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scenario 2 | TILES

s2: blanken park

10 community garden |

landscape area

11 paved flex plaza

12 half basketball court

13 small gathering space

14 flower garden

15 surface parking



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scenario 2 | TILES

s2: blanken park



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scenario 2 | TILES


16 hidden flower harden

17 picnic | chess | mahjong |bocce court

18 jogging loop

19 gazebo

20 water feature

21 multi-purpose lawn



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scenario 2 | TILES




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scenario 2 | TILES




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scenario 2 | TILES




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scenario 2 | TILES

s2: A street



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s2: A street

scenario 2 | TILES


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scenario 3: LINKS


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STRUCTURE flows and linked space

gradients connectivity

PLANTING IDEA shrubs for swales (n-s) trees for shade (e-w) 3 plant zone:

hillside + valley + wetland


scenario 3: LINKS

scenario 3 | LINKS

scenario 3: LINKS


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scenario 3: LINKS

scenario 3 | LINKS


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s3: leland park

1 stage

2 recycled sculpture park

3 path

4 small gathering spaces

5 early age playground

6 school age playground

7 bio retention


scenario 3 | LINKS


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scenario 3 | LINKS

s3: leland park



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8 water feature

continue leland avenue-typeimprovements


scenario 3 | LINKS


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scenario 3 | LINKS

s3: leland plaza



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scenario 3 | LINKS

s3: leland avenue



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scenario 3 | LINKS

s3: leland avenue


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s3: blanken park

9 orchard

10 flex paved plaza

11 community garden

12 small gathering space

13 dog run / park


scenario 3 | LINKS


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scenario 3 | LINKS

s3: blanken park

open space + streetscape scenarios


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scenario 3 | LINKS

s3: blanken park



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scenario 3 | LINKS

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14 bio retention

15 picnic table

16 strolling garden

17 seating

18 flex paved plaza


scenario 3 | LINKS



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scenario 3 | LINKS



3 hl


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scenario 3 | LINKS



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scenario 3 | LINKS



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scenario 3 | LINKS

s3: A street


s3: A street


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s3: A street

scenario 3 | LINKS

PART 5

OVERARCHING PRINCIPLES t iti b d i


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PART 5 water sensitive urban design approach

OVERARCHING PRINCIPLES: water sensitive urban design

water sensitive


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initial parameters

urban designapproach

all scenarios would meetthe same stormwatertreatment guidelines

stormwater will bedetained and slow-

released over 48 hours

water quality treatmentwill also be integrated

now evaluating system

alternatives: Low cost Low maintenance Phase-able Minimum energy use

PART 5 water sensitive urban design approach


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break-out

evaluation criteria questionnaire + combination maps + invest in your choices

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100403-VVTOD Workshop2 Presentation