sherwin williams-land-use-programming
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Januar y 3, 2017Sher win Will iams Development
SHERWIN WILLIAMS DEVELOPMENT
LAND USE PROGRAMMING
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Sher win Will iams Development 1Januar y 3, 2017
PDP SITE PLAN
The approved PDP site plan provides the framework for open space and building development including establishing the overall building heights. The final size and configuration of each building and open space will be developed as part of the FDP process.
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WINTER SOLSTICE - DEC 21 SPRING/FALL EQUINOX - MAR|AUG 21 SUMMER SOLSTICE - JUN 21
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SHADOW STUDY Building massing and shadow study is based on approved PDP building heights
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Januar y 3, 2017Sher win Will iams DevelopmentLAND USE PROGRAMMING
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HORTON STREET
EXISTING PARKING LOT
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RAILROAD TRACKS
Sher win Wil l iams open space for Emer y vil le of fers a number of posit ive amenities for the neighboring communit y and Cit y wide including;
· connec tions with existing and new pedestr ian and bike trai ls to other par ts of the Cit y· inf luence f rom the connec tion with the onsite Sher win Wil l iams histor y· v iew par ticipation with the ex tensive adjacent rai l throughway· experience with re - created natural landscape systems· informal play and per formance experiences· new recreational and garden experiences· informal and formalized gathering oppor tunities
Facil it ies and vocabular y wil l be an interpreted expression of the unique aspec ts of the Cit y ’s industr ial roots . Urban streetscapes, architec tural charac ter and connec ted green spaces wil l help to express the new neighborhood inter woven with the heritage of the area. As a result of the faci l i t ies that are construc ted to enable these experiences – the Cit y of Emer y vil le wil l be enriched as a communit y.
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E xist ing Building A
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Proposed Building
Proposed Building C
Proposed Building D
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E xist ing Building A
Proposed Building
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D ISTRIC T 1
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l ink to trail
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outdoor ar t
play areasemer y vil le greenway
cafe/brewer y
seating
adult exercisebocce
canopy trees
canopy trees
small children
playground
tennis
park ing
large multi -purpose lawn
b e rm s/e l eva t i o n
c h a n g e
p a s s i v e u s e
pla y area
picnic sp aceb b q g r i l l s /
g r o u p e a t i n g a r e a s
public ar t /sculpture
bike express lane
natural demonstration gardens
h i s to r y i n te r p r e ta t i o n a r e a s
sit ting areas
heritage tree
seating
communit y bike share station movies/events
map kiosk along bike trail
train viewing plat form
communit y garden
por talchess
table and seating
histor y/interpretation
areas
ref lec ting & refrac ting
sunlight through
invit ing/interac tive l ighting &
design
CONNECTIONPASSIVE ser vice area
video wall
l i v ing wall
cof fee k iosk
DOG PARK
o f f- l e a s h a r e a
s m a l l d o g a r e a
CIT Y PARK
PASSIVE PARK
PASS THROUGH
LINEAR OPEN SPACE
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accommodate outdoor l iv ing areas as ex tension of the ground f loor
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ART GALLERY SPACE
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Januar y 3, 2017Sher win Will iams DevelopmentDISTRICT 1: WAREHOUSE DISTRICT
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DISTRIC T 1: WAREHOUSE DISTRIC T
Open Space:
The open space in this block is composed of several distinc t spaces with dif ferent charac ter, ac tivit ies and materials . Materials wil l reference the architec ture themes of industr ial .
The Alley Space bet ween the t wo residential/mixed use buildings is pedestr ian use only and is shared bet ween the existing Sher win Will iams Building and new building. Emphasis wil l be on contrasts in paving materials and interesting plantings encouraging l ingering and respite. Large trees in raised planters wil l bring def inition to the overall space and foster seating alcoves and breakout spaces for small group ac tivit ies for the residents and neighbors .
A Pass-Through Space is created by a por tal through the existing Sher win Will iams Building – making a visual and physical connec tion to the park . This connec ts bike circulation to the Greenway E x tension.
The Hor ton Ar t Galler y Space – substantial f rontage on Hor ton the cour t yard is an ex tension of the galley in an outdoor garden set ting. The landscape wil l be substantially hardscape with modern forms, materials and furniture. Plantings wil l be used as garden architec ture.
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Januar y 3, 2017Sher win Will iams Development
DISTRIC T 2: PARK DISTRIC T
Open Space:
This largest area of open space – Sher win Avenue Park - is suitable for various ac tivit ies and has approximately 50% streetscape frontage – making easy accessibil it y to the neighborhood. The hear t of the development it of fers a convenient connec tion and continuation of the Greenway E x tension. The charac ter and materials of the space are intentionally simple, durable, and open to encourage programming and impromptu use. A street tree pat tern wil l continue through the frontage. Trees at the perimeter wil l create sk yline and urban green. Potential uses of the open space include:
• ‘Big Green’ without def inition to be programmable.• Per formance space.• ‘Big Forest ’ edges allowing varied passive uses under the trees.• Group bar-be - que and picnic facil it y.• K ids creative play area• Family, k ids, and dog fr iendly.• Func tional and aesthetically interesting graphics and l ighting. • Access to public restrooms.
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Januar y 3, 2017Sher win Will iams DevelopmentDISTRICT 3: RAIL DISTRICT
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Open Space:
This Linear Park space provides the buf fer for the overall projec t and the adjacent rai l l ines . It also incorporates the ex tension of the Emer y vil le Greenway connec ting Halleck Street to the future Hor ton Landing Park and beyond. This area is intended to accommodate travel through the site with areas to stop and enjoy the open space. The landscape charac ter wil l be naturalistic with mounding, native and native - l ike plants , upgrading of the perimeter boundar y, and a synergy with the proposed adjacent Cit y Park . Potential uses of the open space include:
• Emer y vil le Greenway multi -use trai l ex tension• Histor y interpretive vocabular y• Native plant demonstration• Train viewing oppor tunities• Sit t ing oppor tunities• Way f inding graphics• Play ac tivit ies for k ids • Building murals
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Januar y 3, 2017Sher win Will iams DevelopmentDISTRICT 4: BOULEVARD DISTRICT
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Open Space:
The interior Hubbard and 46th Street open space provides the primar y public circulation component through the site to accommodate car, bike, and pedestr ian traf f ic , vehicular access to the garages, and l imited on-street park ing for commercial uses . It wil l also ser ve as an ex tension of ground f loor ac tive uses f rom the adjacent buildings. The paving, tree locations and street furniture wil l advance an urban charac ter and encourage shared use bet ween cars , bikes, and pedestr ians – enforced with traf f ic calming devices . Materials wil l reference the architec ture themes of industr ial . Potential uses of the open space may include:
• Vehicular traf f ic• “On-street ” park ing• Pedestr ian and bic ycle circulation• Sit ting areas• Outdoor l iv ing areas• Bike share amenit y• Car share amenit y• Street trees and landscaping