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1 Redmond Central Connector Redmond Central Master Connector Plan Master Plan
2 Arts Commission Master Plan Development March 10, 2011 By Carolyn Hope, Senior Planner Guy Michaelsen Dave Knight The Berger Partnership Perri Lynch y Velocity Made Good
3 Marymoor Park. Redmond Town Center.
4 Redmond Central Connector Marymoor Park. Redmond Town Center.
5 The Full Corridor: The whole of the corridor with two distinct study areas 124th street Downtown Study Area Near-term development More master plan detail Sammamish Valley Study Area NE 90th Street Downtown Long-term development Less master plan detail Redmond Town Center
6 Downtown: Downtown Study Area A trail to downtown, through downtown, and a destination for downtown an urban trail A trail that is as much about culture, experience, and art as it is about physical connections
7 The Full Corridor: The whole of the corridor with two distinct study areas 124th street NE 90th Street Downtown Redmond Town Center
8 The Full Corridor: Sammamish Valley Warehouse District River Crossing Downtown Bear Creek East Redmond 124th street a series of varying conditions Fluctuations Physical Cultural between natural and urban NE 90th Street Downtown small town and big tech Redmond Town Center
9 Downtown: Fluctuations
10 Downtown: Fluctuations Strengthening Redmond as An increasingly urban community / A city strongly connected to nature A small town rooted in history / A forward-looking city shaping the world
11 Corridor Elements: Fluctuations. How does it take form?
12 Corridor Elements: Fluctuations a series of repeating, yet evolving spaces and elements Ties Landings Islands & Eddies
13 Corridor Elements: Fluctuations Landings
14 Corridor Elements: Fluctuations Islands & Eddies
15 Corridor Elements: Fluctuations Ties
16 Downtown: Fluctuations finding the balance Crafted Machined History/ Forward Looking Passive / Active Required / Inspired Stable / Dynamic Light / Dark Urban / Nature Planted / Wild Enclosed / Open Hardscape / Softscape Fixed / Evolving
17 Downtown: Flu uctuation ns CONCEPT GRAPHIC LANDINGS ISLANDS/ EDDIES TIES BALANCE
18 Downtown: Downtown Study Area 124th street Near-term development 161 st, 164 th (DEWCS) Stormwater trunkline site restoration NE 90th Street Adjacent developments Old Town Center Point Downtown Redmond Town Center
19 Downtown: One vision, two milestones Long Term (2025) Light rail has arrived North properties have evolved (new development) Corridor leases and encroachments have ended Near Term (2016) The trail corridor includes space to NE 76 th (no light rail) North properties are evolving (real and imagined projects shown) Many corridor leases and encroachments remain Walking Downtown Sammamish River to Bear Creek (West to East)
20 Walking Downtown: Sammamish River Key Map
21 Walking Downtown: Station & Promenade Key Map Downtown st Ave NE Leary Way NE 76 th St Bear Creek Pkwy
22 Walking Downtown: Station: Design Elements Mid-Block Eddies Landing Ties Islands Mid-Block
23 Walking Downtown: Station: Trail Zone Trail Zone
24 Walking Downtown: Station & Promenade Long Term Key Map Downtown LINK East Terminus Station Reconfigured Crossing Light Rail Transit way
25 Walking Downtown: Station & Promenade: Near Term Section Key Map Downtown
26 Walking Downtown: Open Space Near Term Key Map Downtown Cleveland St. NE 76 th St Redmond Town Center
27 Walking Downtown: Open Space Long Term Key Map Downtown Increased Corridor / Park Space Reconfigured Crossing Increased Corridor Light Rail Transit way Reconfigured Crossing
28 Walking Downtown: Neighborhood Near Term Key Map Downtown NE 76 th St Redmond Town Center
29 Walking Downtown: Neighborhood Long Term Key Map Downtown Increased Corridor / Park Space Reconfigured Crossing Increased Corridor Light Rail Transit way Reconfigured Crossin
30 Walking Downtown: Bear Creek Near Term Key Map Downtown
31 Walking Downtown: Bear Creek Long Term Key Map Downtown Light Rail Bear Creek Crossing (Bridge) Reconfigured Crossing
32 Downtown:
33 The Full Corridor: Sammamish Valley Study Area 124th street More typical trail (compared to Downtown Study Area) Longer term development Currently developing studies with and without retaining tracks NE 90th Street Downtown Redmond Town Center
34 Sammamish Valley: Sammamish Valley Study Area (at NE 116 th Pinch Point) NE 116th Street NE 116th Street NE 116th Street Trail w/o Railroad Tracks 12 Paved Trail with adjacent Soft Trail 12 Paved Trail with separated Soft Trail Trail with Railroad Tracks Westside Alignment 12 Paved Trail with adjacent Soft Trail Vegetation buffer Reconfigured (Reduced) Willows Road Trail with Railroad Tracks Eastside Alignment 12 Paved Trail with adjacent Soft Trail Vegetation buffer Reconfigured (Reduced) Willows Road
35 Planning and Policy: Connecting to the Connector: Connecting to and crossing The Connector A hierarchy of access points A lively and active edge to The Connector LID opportunities Functional Aesthetic Utilities and other services
36 Art in The Corridor: Goals: Make it Distinctly Redmond Make it Great On All Days, In All Weather Engage a Community Through Artistic Activity
37 Art in The Corridor: Goals: Make The Connector Distinctly Redmond Make it Different! What are others doing? Woodinville Mainstage performances Picnics & wine tasting Garden art Kirkland Kirkland art center - classes for all ages Exhibitions in gallery setting downtown Representational sculptures studio tour Bellevue Bellevue art museum- focus on craft, textiles, glass, pottery Arts festival of sellable works Seattle Olympic sculpture park First Thursdays and various "firsts" art walks in neighborhoods Commercial gallery scene "high" art - SAM, opera, symphony, ballet. Live theatre Mercer Island I-90 outdoor sculpture gallery (rotating exhibition) sellable works music in the park Issaquah Free film series At Art walk -gallery based arteast craft workshops
38 Art in The Corridor: Goals: Make The Connector Distinctly Redmond Make it Different! Opportunity: Digital Arts Festival Opportunity: Digital Arts Festival Takes place along The Connector Indoor/Outdoor - Think Sundance Film Festival or a Jazz Fest, multiple venues with party along the trail Trail serves as year-round reminder of the Festival
39 Art in The Corridor: Goals: Make The Connector Distinctly Redmond Make it Different! Opportunity: Celebrate Redmond s Unique History Opportunity: Celebrate Redmond s Unique History Rail corridor Natural history: river valley Natural resources: lumber, agrarian
40 Art in The Corridor: Goals: Make The Connector Distinctly Redmond Make it Different! Opportunity: Redmond Lights Opportunity: Redmond Lights Bring it into the Corridor Integrate specialty lighting into the design framework More than once per year
41 Art in The Corridor: Goals: Make it Great On All Days, In All Weather Engaging year-round Morning, afternoon, night Rain or shine, there s something to experience Opportunities: Celebrate the weather through sun, rain, and wind expressive art De-emphasize the Summer for events like the Digital Arts Festival- Think Sundance Film Festival Digital it art and sculptural l lighting Whimsical Canopies Why Not Winter? Expressive Lighting
42 Art in The Corridor: Goals: Engage a Community Through Artistic Activity (Engage, Don t Just Display) Support artists, not just the arts Keep local artists local Decentralize the arts- not just sculpture parks and art centers Go beyond placing art in the corridor Focus on direct connections between the public and artists Opportunities for public engagement and expression- art can come from anyone Opportunities: The Connector is a studio space & gallery Make it interactive- trail and park users participate in the creation and manipulation of art Define new Rules of Engagement where ordinary elements and infrastructure is something special Provide space and time for artists- live/work, outdoor studio zone, performance areas Art extends indoor/ outdoor Art is everywhere By anyone
43 Art in The Corridor: The Art Framework: An Inspired Framework for Integrated Art to Build Upon Landings, Islands, Eddies, & Ties The Bones of the Connector (future design will flesh it out further) Meaningful composition of spaces and elements that: Provides a framework for overlaying additional visual and performing art opportunities Creates an experience that is uniquely Redmond Landings Ties Islands Eddies Art is Meaningful Place Making Art Makes Connections Art is Evolving
44 Art in The Corridor: The Framework: An Inspired Framework of Integrated Art to Build Upon Fluctuations Defines character of zones along corridor Establishes variety for a more dynamic trail and park experience Creates continuity amongst the variety History/ Forward Looking Urban / Nature Planted / Wild Passive / Active Enclosed / Open Required / Inspired Stable / Dynamic Fixed / Evolving Hardscape / Softscape Light / Dark
45 Downtown: A series of spaces tied together by fluctuations Landings Wildlife/ Urban Life Honor History/ Look to the Future Local/ International Low Tech/ High Tech Removed/ Connected Railway/ Trailway
46 Downtown: Fluctuations finding the balance Crafted Machined
47 Art in The Corridor: Building on the Framework: Building on the Framework Visual art Community based art workshops and projects Performing art Opportunities for impromptu making of art Permanent Installations Temporary Installation Near Term Opportunities Long Term Considerations
48 Art in The Corridor: Building on the Framework: Building on the Framework Permanent Site Specific
49 Art in The Corridor: Building on the Framework: Building on the Framework Integrated
50 Art in The Corridor: Building on the Framework: Building on the Framework Curated
51 Art in The Corridor: Building on the Framework: Building on the Framework Ephemeral
52 Art in The Corridor: Implementing the Framework: Ensuring that the Master Plan Vision is realized as the plan is implemented over time
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