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1 Arlington Urban Design Center Program and Project Overview 2012 Texas APA Conference
2 Overview Established in June 2009 through a creative collaboration between the City of Arlington and UT Arlington Graduate students from Architecture and Planning work closely with City staff on business and neighborhood development projects in Arlington Provides urban design solutions at no cost to clients Business façade improvements Site plans Streetscape improvements Neighborhood plans Landscaping concepts Visual renderings
3 Vision Redevelopment by reinventing the design approach to meet the City s vision for a highquality, pedestrian-friendly built environment Revitalization of key areas by reinvigorating interest in creating new economic investment and strong neighborhoods Reinvestment in existing businesses for a sustainable economic base by rebuilding enthusiasm for quality design
4 Design Center Operations Project Type Non-profit/ Institutional Private/Business Development Number Completed To Date Number in Progress Neighborhood 12 1 Total 117 5
5 Design Center Operations Since June 2009, portions of 13 Design Centerassisted projects have been realized. A few examples: Randol Mill Park West Pedestrian Amenities Colonel Neel Kearby Memorial Context Library Patio Improvements Downtown Farmers Market Façade Improvement Arlington High School Concession Stand 212 E. Abram Façade and Site Improvement Christkindl Market Renderings First Christian Church Community Garden Front and Center Parking Improvements Briarwood Neighborhood Entry Design
6 Value and Cost Savings Since June 2009, the Design Center has leveraged over $1.2 million in conceptual design costs* Average estimated value per project: $10,700 Average time spent working on a project: 45 hours *based on estimates from the 2010 RSMeans Construction Costs Catalog
7 Design Center Awards Winner of a 2011 Current Planning Award From the Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association Winner of a 2011 Outstanding Achievement in Innovation Award from the Alliance for Innovation Winner of the 2010 Planning Advocate Award from the Midwest Texas Section of the Texas American Planning Association
8 212 East Abram Façade and Site Improvements
9 South Cooper YMCA Site Plan
10 Front and Center Site Plan
11 HANA Neighborhood Redevelopment Analysis
12 Recent Remodel
13 Recent Remodel
14 Future of the Design Center Upcoming Projects: Downtown Pedestrian Improvement Plan Civic Center Renderings Visualizations related to updated Unified Development Code Longer-term agreement with UT Arlington in future Continued integration with other services throughout the City Expanded marketing efforts
15 Arlington Urban Design Center 2012 Interns: David Stark, Planning Intern Milad Fereshtehnezad, Planning Intern photo Vacant, Architectural Intern Jenny Prieto, Architectural Intern Steven Duong, Planning Intern Nhasala Mandahar, Landscape Architectural Intern Management: Jim Parajon, AICP Interim Deputy City Manager Lyndsay Mitchell, AICP Planning Project Manager Special Thanks to UTA: Dr. Barbara Becker, AICP Dean, School of Urban and Public Affairs Don Gatzke, AIA Dean, School of Architecture Dr. Ron Elsenbaumer Provost, UT Arlington
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