Aug. 21, 2013 CONCEPTS DRAFT REVIEW WHITEFISH CITY HALL

WHITEFISH CITY HALL AND PARKING STRUCTURE
Aug. 21, 2013
CONCEPTS DRAFT REVIEW
WHITEFISH CITY HALL
AND PARKING STRUCTURE
Programming Workshops: June 3rd&4th
Space and Department specific needs
Goal Setting Workshop: June 19th-20th
Overview of the planning process & goal-setting exercises
Road Trip (case study): July 24th-25th
Seattle Area
Design Charrette/Studio: July 29th – 31st
Large group design workshop/Public input/Review program with departments
Building Committee CONCEPTS DRAFT REVIEW: August 13
Review of material gathered/generated to date & CONCEPT plan schemes
Building Committee CONCEPTS DRAFT REVIEW: August 21
Review CONCEPT plan schemes
Presentation & Critique: August 21st
Finalize Programming and Concept: August 25th
Sustainable Strategies Workshop (LEED): September, time TBD
Discuss Sustainable building strategies and impacts
Begin Schematic Design Phase
BUILDING COMMITTEE
CONCEPTS DRAFT REVIEW Agenda
• Review Project Priorities/Top Goals & ‘Dots’ votes
• Review Road Trip notes/comments
• Review Building program
– Total building
– By department
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Design Studio – What we heard
Concept Design – Plan Schemes
Concept Design – Updated Parking Layout Concepts
Comments/Critique
GOAL SETTING
GOAL SETTING
GOAL SETTING
GOAL SETTING
GOAL SETTING
TOP Priorities/Project Goals
ARCHITECTURE, MATERIALITY, and ENVIRONMENT
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Provide a balanced traditional/modern building which will fit in to the character of Whitefish and not look too “cutting edge”.
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40% 6|||||| On the exterior, a mixture of other materials (including 53% 8|||||||| glass and timber) should be used appropriately to provide variety, but still provide a low‐maintenance building.
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33% 5||||| Use large areas of glass to provide an open, airy, and naturally lit interior space where possible, while still preventing glare to the office environment.
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33% 5||||| Provide an iconic building which will “bookend” the city core of Whitefish with the new city hall and parking structure on one side and Central School on the other.
Project Goals
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GOAL SETTING
TOP Priorities/Project Goals
HISTORY and VISION
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67% 10|||||||||| Celebrate the history of Whitefish, incorporating a display of historic data/images in some way, perhaps in the lobby or main corridor.
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47% 7||||||| Feature sustainable elements to provide an example of environmental stewardship to the community.
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40% 6|||||| Include a mix of traditional and contemporary design elements.
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33% 5||||| Celebrate the natural beauty of Whitefish
Project Goals
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GOAL SETTING
TOP Priorities/Project Goals
SUSTAINABLE ELEMENTS/COST BENEFIT
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67% 10|||||||||| Incorporate sustainable elements where appropriate and consider the long‐term cost benefits of items which may come at a ‘first cost’ premium.
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53% 8|||||||| Incorporate naturally‐lit interiors into the City Hall for its users.
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40% 6|||||| Provide the means to allow fresh air to be available within the building.
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33% 5||||| Reduce energy costs by carefully selecting efficient elements/systems.
Project Goals
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GOAL SETTING
TOP Priorities/Project Goals
STAFF/COMMUNITY USE
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47% 7||||||| Provide easy and accessible access to the city hall for the public, but still provide secure and controlled limits to private staff‐
only areas during business hours.
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47% 7||||||| Provide and integrate a clear plan layout and flow of departments which, with the addition of well‐defined signage/wayfinding, give visitors an unencumbered understanding of where they need to go.
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40% 6|||||| Provide a safe, secure, and accessible “grandma‐friendly” environment in the parking structure for visitors to the city hall and downtown. Project Goals
WHITEFISH CITY HALL AND PARKING STRUCTURE
ROAD TRIP
Case Study Trip
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KENMORE CITY HALL
18120 68th Ave NE Kenmore, WA 98028
LEED GOLD
Size: 21,000sf City Hall, 16,000sf Parking Structure
Completed: 2010
Architect Weinstein A+U, www.weinsteinau.com
From wiensteinau.com:
Located at the north end of Lake Washington, the City of Kenmore is
a highly desirabl e residential community with a population of 21,000
residents.
Given its fairly recent incorporation (1998), the city had no real civic
presen ce. Responding to a need to vacate t he city's leased office space .
t he citizens voted to des ign and construct a new City Hall complex
worthy of their aspirations for the futu re. Weinstein A+U was taske d with
creating a master plan for the future: new city hall, future pol ice precinct,
skate park, festival area, and a public plaza.
Phase one was the creation of City Hal l. Its location : an area defi ned by
one-story commercial buildings and surface parking lots. By makin g the
decision to site the facil ity at th e brow of a slight hi ll, today the building
has a commanding presence over the downtown business district. To the
south, views of Lake Washington.
The new facility is comprised of two elements: a cost effective and
effi cient two-story administrative office bu ilding and a one-story pavil ion.
The pavilion contains the entry lobbies , transaction counter, council
chambers, co uncil meeting room. and a community meeting room .
An operable partition allows the council chambers and the community
meeting room to be combined into one larger space.
The cei li ng of th e community spaces extends over the adjacent terrace
as a broad roof element, blurring the li ne between interior and exterior
civic space . The facility includes a temporary Emergency Operations
Center. it is also built to Essential Facility standards.
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KENMORE CITY HALL
The Kenmore City Hall was a really good example of a well sited and very functional City Hall. For
the most part, the materials and finishes were appropriate and creative without being over done.
Finishes in the public spaces were more refined than the staff offices areas but overall the worry of
exceeding the budget led to a fairly austere but well detailed finish.
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Entries from north and south come into the same lobby space
Council chambers is very accessible from the lobby and used as a community room
Very flexible chambers space with attached exec conference room
Movable wall in chamber space to provide a smaller meeting room
Opens on to patio space
Chamber space used by community (including wedding reception)
One stop shop at the front reception counter. Very large and wide counter space. Reception
separated by glass wall from staff areas. Staff generally meet with public at the counter or in
lobby meeting room. The lobby could be somewhat noisy with a lot of people. The receptionist
mentioned that it is hard to hear when too many people.
Staff areas are a mix of open and closed offices
Offices are ‘right’ sized. Generous offices. City Manager office is approx 300 sf but used to be a
lobby conference room. Manager moved to that space to be closer to the public. Has door from
public (lobby) and door into staff area
Raised access floor throughout the office areas. Access panels left exposed in circulation areas
as the finished floor.
Design considerations for small functional spaces like a hidden coat rack/equipment area for
field staff
Underground parking area
Well designed site with storm drainage collection/retention system
The building was design the easily expand office areas to the north.
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MUKILTEO CITY HALL
11 930 Cyrus Way, Mukilteo, WA 98275
LEED COLD
Size: 19,000sf
Compl eted: 2008
Architect: Arc Architects, www.arcarchitects.com
From arcarchitects.com:
The City Hall is a welcom e and integral addition to Mukilteo's city fabric. The entry f eatures
a soaring two-story gal lery that takes its place between t he Hal l' s counci l chambers and
administrative areas. Highly visi ble from the street, the gallery reads as a beacon of
light inviting community involvement in local governance. Innovative sustainable desig n
elem ents include geothermal piping for heat control, pervious paving , bio-retention
swales and rain gardens, and a vegetated roof over coun cil chambers.
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Contact:
NANCY PASSOVOY
EXECUTI VE ASSIST ANT
CITY OF MUK ILTEO
n. passovoy@ci . m uki lteo.wa. us
425.263 .8018
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MUKILTEO CITY HALL
The Mukilteo City Hall was built on a site selected as a compromise between downtown and the
edge of town. It was somewhat difficult to find as it was not on a main street or entry corridor. The
first impression from the grass parking areas and pervious concrete drive isles was that the project
would be purposely designed with sustainability in mind. Although, after touring, the building and
site were not nearly as refined in detail and functional as the previous city hall.
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The entry hall was relatively cramped and narrowed towards the end of the hall/lobby
Chambers located adjacent to the entry hall and openable to the outside
Pay attention to who attends council meetings and think about seating
Many of the details didn't work we'll
• Make sure movable podium actually moves
• Not a flexible space
• Two large sliding doors open to lobby with exit door between
• Council monitors not built into the diascis
• Council members need to front lit so they are visible during presentations
• Locate control room for access TV adjacent to the chambers
• Study building orientation including evening meetings. Glare from us in evening
• Green roof is not accessible or seen from the inside of the building
• Pervious concrete was not done correctly and repairs are difficult
Used by community.
Key card access
Staff areas are mostly open office with some key private offices
Reception desk is one stop shop for all departments. Staff areas are secure from the public.
Short on conference room space
Reception area on second floor is not used. Somewhat wasted space
Work/copy rooms are tight
Staff break room is functional but out of the way
Good mud room and shower area for field staff
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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
CITY HALL
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280 Madison Ave N, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
2000 A/A/COTE National Top Ten Green Project
Size : 24,000s f
Completed: 2000
Depts: Executive/ Legislative, Finance and Administration, Planning & Community Development, and Pu blic Works.
Architect: Miller I Hull Partnersh ip, www.millerhu ll.com
From millerhu/l.com:
Miller Hull designed th is 24 ,000 s.f. Ci ty Hall for th e
newly formed City of Bainbridge Island. The building
consolidates the Executive/ Legislative, Finance and
Administration, Plann ing & Comm un ity Development,
and Pu bli c Works Departments.
By p lacing the building on th e street we provided an
opportunity t o creat e a civic green between the new
City Hall and the existing Bainbridge Performing Arts
Faci lity. In addition, several urban des ign challenges
wi ll be m et, inclu ding the creation of a strong link
from downtown businesses to th e new Civi c Center.
Design issues included the desire to fi t the 24,000 s.f.
build ing into a mostly residen tial scaled st reet, and t o
respond to the local vernacular architectural character.
In additi on, there were strong public sent im ent s that
the bui lding not be an expensive monument, yet stil l
have a stron g civic presence.
Miller Hul l was selected for th e ability to provide a
creative, low cost design soluti on, and, through
active publi c participation, a civic building that t ruly
represe nts it's citizens.
Awards
2000 A IA/ COTE National Top Ten Green Project
2000 A IA Seattle Chapter Honor Award
2000 AIA Washington State Civic Design Honor Award
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BAINBRIDGE CITY HALL
Bainbridge City Hall is impressive in its arrival, siting, and entry, although the two entry places from
the street and the parking area make it difficult to control the public flow. The attention to detailing,
daylight in the public areas and the signage make the architecture of the building fun, energetic and
inviting. The architecture ‘fits’ the context of Bainbridge very well. The material use and
windows/skylights bring the outside in and the exterior patio spaces bring the inside out. For the
most part the building is very functional, but with a few quirks or shortages compromise a complete
success.
• Very impressive and functional public interaction with departments. Good and deliberate
signage for each department reception.
• Large (long and wide) counters at the reception areas for permitting and laying out drawings and
maps
• Council chambers is adjacent to the entry and used as a community space.
• Chamber area can be gated off from the rest of the building
• Side meeting room is openable to the chamber room. Staff generally sit in this area during
council meetings.
• Lighting could be better in the chamber and the side meeting room
• TVs in the department head office allow broadcast of the council meetings
• Think about how the building is used when staff is not in the building
• HVAC maintenance issues. Heat pumps aren't very accessible
• Height of ceiling makes maintenance difficult
• Public toilet accessible from the outside is located adjacent to the farmers market area
• Daylight is very positive in the public areas buts is not as good in the staff areas
• Number of Private offices is good but the offices are small
• Farmers market, exercise, sitting, lunch in courtyard
• Public self help area is not a success. Not used
• Lack of conference rooms
• File storage!!! Not enough
• Need to sink council monitors in the dais
• Theater lighting is not used.
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POULSBO CITY HALL
200 NE Moe Street Pou lsbo, WA 98370
Size: 2 4,000sf
Completed: 2010
Depts: City Clerk , Finance, Mun . Court, Planning/ Bui lding, and Publ ic Works.
Architect: Lew is Architects, www.lewisarchitects.com
Contacts:
REBECCA "BECKY" ERICKSON, MAYOR
360-394-9700
[email protected]
and
GARY NYSTU L, Councilman
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POULSBO CITY HALL
The Poulsbo City Hall is located adjacent to the downtown area after a lengthy and bitter fight. The
Mayor finally pushed forward with the city hall at its current location after the initial design was
nearly complete for a different site. The design process completely started over after the dust was
settled on the site location.
• Political considerations. Site location. Passed ballet to move downtown
• 72 under building parking spaces
• 70 organizations that use the facility. Pay for use
• Traditional bid project after failed GC/CM process (distrusted the cost information)
• Live on TV local access. AV closet adjacent to council
• Best feature. Council chambers/community room
• Open spaces
• Technology in the building
• Worst part
• Debt
• Curve dais.
• Make as flexible as possible
• 16x17 and 18x24 work copy space
• 20x17 Mayer space
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TUESDAY, JULY 29 - PUBLIC DESIGN CHARRETTE
7:00pm - 9:00pm (immediately following the Farmers' MarketI
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City Council Chambers, City Hall
402 East 2nd Street (2nd and Baker)
Please join Mosaic Architecture in
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the new Whitefish City Hall and
Downtown Parking Structure.
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Parking Structure Siting:
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City Hall Siting:
Primary Façade facing
South to E. 2nd St.
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DESIGN CHARRETTE: Public Input
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Retail Space at 1st Ave.
Alley w/ dedicated drive aisle
Main Entry to City Hall at corner of 2nd and Baker
Provide access from parking structure to City Hall
Private Staff entry from PG to CH
15min. Street Parking (Baker)
Temporary (short term) parking in PG
Green space at Baker side of City Hall
Street trees
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DESIGN CHARRETTE: Public Input
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Visible/active pedestrian corner at Baker/1st Ave.
Entry to City Hall at corner of Baker and 2nd Ave.
Display elements at canopies
Level 01: P&R, Clerks, Utilities
Parking ingress on 1st
Parking egress (rt turn) on Baker
Provide access to view to NW (Big Mountain)
Provide info. center “one‐stop shop” at lobby
Street trees at Baker PLAN SCHEME 1
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SCHEME 1
City Hall: Plan Organization
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South and Central Lobby
Council Chamber on 2nd Level
Departments have clear divisions
from each other
Floor Heights:
Level 1: 100.0’
Level 2: 116.0’
Level 3: 130.0’
Basement: 88.0’
SCHEME 1 – Basic Organization
City Hall: Plan Organization
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Main Entry: South-facing, close to
corner of Baker Ave. and E. 2nd St.
Secondary Entrances/Exits: Baker
Ave. and Alley – access to downtown
Access to Parking Structure:
Shared elevator and stair
SCHEME 1 – Main Floor – Central Lobby
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Lobby: Grand and open space with
“Irresistible” Open Stair, connects with
E. 2nd St. Entrance and parking structure
-Information and wayfinding
Irresistible Stair: Access to all
levels-attractive and open, views south
from upper levels
Horizontal circulation: Access
from/to streets, alley, and parking
structure
Support Areas: Restrooms, IT, Mech.
& Elec., and Storage-stacks with upper
floors
SCHEME 1 – Main Floor – Central Lobby
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PARKING GARAGE
Staff Access from PG
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Baker Avenue
Utility Spaces
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Info
Entry
Lobby
Landscape at corner
SCHEME 1 – Main Floor (south lobby)
PR
Bike Racks
PR
Alternate Door for PR
Open to above
East 2nd Street
City Hall: Plan Organization
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9400 sf
PARKING GARAGE
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Chamber Lobby
Baker Avenue
Staff Access from PG
Council work stations
Covered walk
SCHEME 1 – 2nd Floor
East 2nd Street
City Hall: Plan Organization
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8000 sf
PARKING GARAGE
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CHAMBERS
Alley
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Community Rm.
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Verify need for stair
Chamber overlook
deck
green roof
Baker Avenue
Access from PG
deck
green roof
SCHEME 1 – 3rd Floor
East 2nd Street
City Hall: Plan Organization
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4166 sf
PARKING GARAGE
Equip.
Storage
Locker
Rooms
Expansion
space
Daylight basement
SCHEME 1 - Basement
Data
PR
East 2nd Street
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Elec
AD
Mech
PW
Storage
BPZ
Alley
Baker Avenue
Access from PG
LS
7451 sf
PLAN SCHEME 2
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SCHEME 2
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Western Lobby
Council Chamber on 2nd Level
Departments largely integrated
with one another
Floor Heights:
Level 1: 100.0’
Level 2: 116.0’
Level 3: 130.0’
Basement: 88.0’
SCHEME 2 – Basic Organization
City Hall: Plan Organization
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SCHEME 2 – Basic Organization
City Hall: Plan Organization
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PARKING GARAGE
Public access from PG & Baker
Staff Access from PG
Mech/Elec
work
Entry
stor
BPZ
Large
Mtg.
PW
Reduced Landscape at corner
SCHEME 2 – Main Floor
IT
East 2nd Street
City Hall: Plan Organization
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Alley
PR
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Entry
Lobby
Whitefish Rising sculpture
work
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Small
Mtg.
Data
PR
Bldg.
Baker Avenue
Main open stair from first to second floors
Semi‐closed shared office for planners/
inspectors
Semi‐closed shared office for engineers/
PM/constr.
9575 sf
PARKING GARAGE
Staff Access from PG
Staff/Council restroom
Mech/
Elec
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Chamber
Lobby
Large
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Alley
Small
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data
Baker Avenue
Main stair from first to second floors
LS
AD
Council
Conf.
Council work stations
Covered walk
SCHEME 2 – 2nd Floor
East 2nd Street
City Hall: Plan Organization
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8585 sf
PARKING GARAGE
Access from PG
open to below
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deck
COUNCIL
CHAMBERS
Large
Mtg.
deck
SCHEME 2 – 3rd Floor
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Community Rm.
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green roof
Baker Avenue
Mech/
Elec
green roof
East 2nd Street
City Hall: Plan Organization
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5580 sf
PARKING GARAGE
Equip.
Storage
Locker
Rooms
Expansion
space
SCHEME 2 – Basement Floor
Data
PR
East 2nd Street
City Hall: Plan Organization
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Elec
AD
Mech
PW
Storage
BPZ
Alley
Baker Avenue
Access from PG
LS
8255 sf
SCHEME 2 – Test Layout B – Main Floor
City Hall: Plan Organization
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PLAN SCHEME 3
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SCHEME 3
City Hall: Plan Organization
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Central Lobby (on 3 levels)
Council Chamber on Main Level
Departments have clear divisions
from each other
Floor Heights:
Level 1: 100.0’
Level 2: 117.0’
Level 3: 131.0’
Basement: 88.0’
SCHEME 3 – Basic Organization
City Hall: Plan Organization
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SCHEME 3 – Basic Organization
City Hall: Plan Organization
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9400 sf
SCHEME 3 – Basic Organization
City Hall: Plan Organization
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9400 sf
SCHEME 3 – Basic Organization
City Hall: Plan Organization
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SCHEME 3 – Basic Organization
City Hall: Plan Organization
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6000 sf
Parking Structure
Updated Concepts
Parking Structure Concepts
Parking Structure: Layout
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85’
215’
Move stair
Potential mech/elec for both buildings
Pass through at third level
232 spaces with reductions
Parking Structure Updated Concept 1 – 215’
Parking Structure: Layout
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CONCEPTS DRAFT REVIEW
Comments?
City Hall/Parking Structure: Program and Concepts
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DESIGN CONTEXT & CONSIDERATIONS
City Hall: Plan Organization
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E. 2nd Street
City Hall South Elevation, Along 2nd Street
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Rooftop View Looking NW
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Baker Avenue
Central Avenue
FAÇADE DIVISION: West Elevation Along Baker Ave.
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E. 1st Street
FAÇADE DIVISION: North Elevation at Parking Structure
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Ed Gilliland Photos – GlacierParkPhotography.com
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