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EL & RESIDENC ES | public pr T HE PARK HO T e se ntatio n 3.10.2015 Our Town Planning Process T HE PARK Downtown Area Advisory Committee (DAAC) Guiding Principles: 1. Connectivity between Downtown and the Rivers through visual and


  1. EL & RESIDENC ES | public pr T HE PARK HO T e se ntatio n 3.10.2015

  2. Our Town Planning Process T HE PARK

  3. Downtown Area Advisory Committee (DAAC) Guiding Principles: 1. Connectivity between Downtown and the Rivers through visual and physical access 2. Improves Lion’s Park 3. Allows density to drive revitalization 4. Putting the “There-There’ T HE PARK

  4. MIXED USE BUS DEPOT BIKE SHARE MIXED USE OPEN 2-STORY ABOVE GRADE LIMIT PLAZA OPEN OPEN PLAZA MIXED USE OPEN PLAZA RMI RFC PLAZA 2-STORY ABOVE GRADE LIMIT MIXED USE WITH SUB-GRADE PARKING 2-STORY LIMIT MIXED USE 2-STORY ABOVE GRADE LIMIT MIXED USE OPEN OPEN MULTI-STORY: 2-STORY ABOVE PLAZA PLAZA GRADE LIMIT MIXED USE WITH SUB-GRADE OR INTEGRATED PARKING OPEN PLAZA WETLANDS / PASSIVE OPEN MIX OF ACTIVE + PASSIVE PARK SPACES PLAZA MIXED USE 2-STORY ABOVE GRADE LIMIT MIXED USE DAAC 2-STORY LIMIT CONCEPT MAP NATURE TRAIL PEDESTRIAN & BIKE PRIORITY POTENTIAL AUTO / SHARED USE NO ON-STREET PARKING AUTO / SHARED USE NATURE VIEW PRESERVATION / NATURAL SPACE CORRIDOR TRAIL GREEN SPACE / PARK / TRAIL MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT T HE PARK

  5. MIXED USE BUS DEPOT BIKE SHARE MIXED USE OPEN 2-STORY ABOVE GRADE LIMIT PLAZA OPEN OPEN PLAZA MIXED USE OP OPEN PLAZA RMI RFC PLAZA 2-STORY ABOVE GRADE LIMIT MIXED USE WITH SUB-GRADE PARKING 2-STORY LIMIT MIXED USE 2-STORY ABOVE GRADE LIMIT MIXED USE OPEN OPEN MULTI-STORY: 2-STORY ABOVE PLAZA PLAZA GRADE LIMIT MIXED USE WITH SUB-GRADE OR INTEGRATED PARKING OPEN PLAZA WETLANDS / PASSIVE OPEN MIX MIX OF ACTIVE + PASSIVE AS PARK S AR PACE C S PLAZA MIXED USE 2-STORY ABOVE GRADE LIMIT MIXED USE 2-STORY LIMIT Primary Issues: • Connect downtown to the park NATURE • Preserve visual and physical access TRAIL PEDESTRIAN & BIKE PRIORITY POTENTIAL AUTO / SHARED USE NO ON-STREET PARKING to river AUTO / SHARED USE • Parking NATURE VIEW PRESERVATION / NATURAL SPACE CORRIDOR TRAIL GREEN SPACE / PARK / TRAIL • Building height MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT T HE PARK

  6. HE PARK T Concept Plan

  7. Guiding Principles 1. Connectivity between Downtown and the Rivers through visual and physical access T HE PARK

  8. Guiding Principles 1. Connectivity between Downtown and the Rivers through visual and physical access 2. Improves Lion’s Park T HE PARK

  9. Guiding Principles 1. Connectivity between Downtown and the Rivers through visual and physical access 2. Improves Lion’s Park 3. Allows density to drive revitalization T HE PARK

  10. Guiding Principles 1. Connectivity between Downtown and the Rivers through visual and physical access 2. Improves Lion’s Park 3. Allows density to drive revitalization 4. Putting the “There-There’ T HE PARK

  11. HE PARK T Parking

  12. CDC Parcel - Open Space T HE PARK

  13. CDC Parcel - Open Space 58.7% Open Space! T HE PARK

  14. Former Pan & Fork Site T HE PARK

  15. Former Pan & Fork Site 78.1% Open Space! T HE PARK

  16. Open Space 1/2 Football Field T HE PARK

  17. Open Space Mountain Fair’s 1000 Fans Fit Here! T HE PARK

  18. HE PARK T Concept Plan

  19. Old Pond Park Public Access T HE PARK

  20. Old Pond Park Public Access 7 8 ’ T HE PARK

  21. Midland Spur Woonerf T HE PARK

  22. Midland Spur Woonerf 105’ 7 0 ’ T HE PARK

  23. Riverfront Park & Hotel T HE PARK

  24. HE PARK T Public Plaza

  25. HE PARK T Amphitheater

  26. HE PARK T Riverfront Park

  27. HE PARK T Riverfront Park

  28. Hotel Programming Public Spaces T HE PARK

  29. Hotel Roof Terrace B E D R O 4 9 O M B E D R 5 O O 0 M B E D R O 5 1 O M B E D R 5 2 O M O R S E B E D E I D N R O O A I T L 3 5 M 2 1 U N I T B E D R O 5 4 M O B E D R 5 O O M 5 O L C B E K - O F D R O O F I T 5 6 M B H O U E D R S K E B E D 7 5 O M O E P E I 6 R O O M S A T I N G 0 R 3 ' B D E - 0 " 5 R O O 8 M L C O - K 3 - ' O F F 0 " - ' 1 6 L O " E B D R C K - O 5 O O M F F 9 S T A I R L O C K O - F F R E S I D E N A T I 1 1 L U N T I 3 0 ' - 9 " R S E ' - 3 0 D E I N " 1 T I A L 0 U N I T T HE PARK

  30. Sopris Park, Carbondale T HE PARK

  31. HE PARK T Riverfront Park

  32. What does it look like; How does it fit in town? T HE PARK

  33. HE PARK T The Buildings

  34. Building ‘Grain’ 78’ 6 2 ’ 1 0 5 35’ ’ 5 3 42’ 4 9 ’ T HE PARK

  35. 3 1/2 Stories - 4th Floor Set Back The Wedding Cake T HE PARK

  36. Two Rivers Road at 4-Way Stop T HE PARK

  37. Two Rivers Road at RMI T HE PARK

  38. Midland Spur Woonerf T HE PARK

  39. HE PARK T Midland Park

  40. HE PARK T Riverfront Park

  41. HE PARK T Building Scale

  42. 3-Story Alternative T HE PARK

  43. Guiding Principles 1. Connectivity between Downtown and the Rivers through visual and physical access 2. Improves Lion’s Park 3. Allows density to drive revitalization 4. Putting the “There-There’ T HE PARK

  44. Open Space 58.7% Open Space T HE PARK

  45. Open Space 78.1% Open Space T HE PARK

  46. HE PARK T Riverfront Park

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