Oct. 19th, 2015 Civic Design Review Submittal - Phases 1 & 2. Noe Valley Town Square
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1 Oct. 19th, 2015 Civic Design Review Submittal - Phases 1 & 2 Noe Valley Town Square
2 24th Street Vicksburg Street Site Aerial Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 2
3 Existing Site Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 3
4 Farmers Market Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 4
5 Urban Greening Grant 3,000 square feet of planting 17 Low pollen shade trees 15 gal, 24 box, and 48 box) Concrete unit paving Tot play area with climbing wall Seating Site utilities and general site work Farmers Market Requirements Vendor Tents 2 Music Tents (10 x 20 Sp.) 3+ Food Vendors w/ Double Sp. Table Area (10 x 20 ) Additional Site Design Considerations Flexibility Solar Orientation Sound /Events Rear Planting Buffer Visibility & Lighting Accessibility Restroom Location Hidden Star s Twin Girls 19 9 TWIN GIRLS TWIN GIRLS SWANTON HIDDEN STAR CAPAY HAPPY BOY TOMATERO JAM MUSHROOMS OLIVE OIL & VINEGAR NVFM INFO TENT NEUFELD ALSTON/ PRATHER SUNNY SUNNY MALIK 16 6 FIELD OF GREENS FOG s SUKHI JUICY LUCY TABLES Sukhi CURRY w/o WORRY SNYDER S HONEY EL BUEN COMER MUSIC TENTS BENNETT RIDGE ket Layout, September, 2010 Snyder s Alston s & Prather s HAPPY BOY STORAGE (PAID) Site Design Considerations Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 5
6 Removable bollards Park sign post Low pollen shade trees Seating Bike racks Community sign board - incorporated with trellis Footprint of future restroom (optional) Vine trellis canopy (dashed) w/ LED lights Bench seating High albedo pervious unit pavers Mast lights Boulders, stumps & logs Rubber play surfacing with mounds Seat wall Tot slide with ground level play elements Stage canopy (dashed) w/led lights Potential art bench Tot s Discovery Path Tot s sound & touch elements Sensory garden plants Storage container Concept Plan Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submission 6
7 30 Market tents (10-6 x 10-6 ) (2) Half Stall tables Picnic Tables Performance space Concept Plan - Farmers Market Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 7
8 Model View of Proposed Plan Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 8
9 Perspective Renderings Model View of Proposed Plan Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 9
10 Model View of Proposed Plan Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 10
11 Perspective Renderings Model View of Proposed Plan Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 11
12 StepStone Pervious Pavers (Vehicular) Graphic paving pattern Material - Site Pervious Paving Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 12
13 Free play blocks Custom wood & TotTurf topographic playscape with slide TotTurf Sensory / interactive Discovery Path elements Material - Tot Play Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 13
14 Street trees: Replant dead/missing trees Entry Grove: Existing juniper trees with additional oak trees and understory planting Vines on trellis: Trumpet vine Edge planting: Low maintenance drought tolerant shrubs to block existing perimeter sound wall (6-8 tall) Sensory & Pollinator garden: Drought tolerant plants that attract beneficial insects and/or have a character that appeals to the five senses. Planting Zones Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 14
15 Trees Quercus agrifolia - Coast Live Oak Cercis occidentalis - Western Redbud Touch Achillea millefolium - Yarrow Stachys byzantina - Lamb s Ear Eschscholtzia californica - California Poppy Pennisetum setaceum Rubrum - Purple fountain grass Sempervivium sp. - Hens-and-chicks Festuca glauca - Blue fescue Echinacea purpurea - Purple coneflower Scent Salvia Bee s Bliss Bee s Bliss Sage Thymus sp. - Thyme Lavandula angustifolia - English lavender Syringa vulgaris - Lilac Berlandiera lyrata - Chocolate flower Mentha sp. - Mint Beneficial Insect Achillea millefolium - Yarrow Aster chilensis - California Aster Thymus sp. - Thyme Leonotis leonurus - Lion s Tail Penstemon sp. - Penstemon Salvia Bee s Bliss Bee s Bliss Sage Solidago californica - California Goldenrod Zauschneria californica - California Fuschia Sensory & Pollinator Garden Palette Noe Valley Town Square: Civic Design Review Submittal 15
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Village of Pemberton DOWNTOWN ENHANCEMENT INITIATIVE FRONTIER STREET PILOT PROJECT WE NEED YOUR HELP TO REVIEW THE PLAN
Village of Pemberton DOWNTOWN ENHANCEMENT INITIATIVE FRONTIER STREET PILOT PROJECT WELCOME TO THE NEW FRONTIER STREET! WE NEED YOUR HELP TO REVIEW THE PLAN The Village of Pemberton would like your feedback
VEHICULAR AND PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION
This perspective sketch communicates the intended character and quality of a proposed streetscape design. Locate benches near a major intersection where people tend to gather. Seating and lighting provide
Going au Naturel at the Cottage
Brown-eyed Susans appear even more vibrant in front of the weathered wood of a cottage deck. It may seem contradictory, but design is as important in a natural garden as it is in any other type of landscape.
3.13. Development Guidelines
3.3 Landscaping Elements Landscaping should be used to frame and soften structures, define site functions, enhance the quality of the environment, and screen undesirable views. Safety, environmental impacts,