Presentation of Concept Design to Parish 29 January 2017 ST. PETER S PARISH HOUSE

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1 ST. PETER S PARISH HOUSE Presentation of Concept Design to Parish 29 January 2017

2 A Bold Vision for St. Peter s Future To create a space of hospitality a new parish house as a graceful complement to the historic church where people from all walks of life are transformed through both serving others and being served. To support the need for gathering as a means to nurture community, to deepen existing bonds of relationship, and to form new ones. To be good stewards of the environment and of parish resources in building the most sustainable parish house possible within budget, with a full appreciation for lifetime costs, payback and value. To weave together the park-like historic grounds and the larger Society Hill neighborhood to provide a welcoming, idyllic, pastoral environment, while creating a cohesive church campus. To reinforce St. Peter s identity as a thriving, urban, historic parish along Third and Pine Streets. PROJECT GOALS

3 Lobby/Reception Great Hall a multi-purpose space large enough to support events for 200 people at tables Garden Music Room a choir practice space with room for roughly 60 people Administrative Suite a work space, offices, and archival storage for roughly 7 staff Meeting Rooms gathering spaces of diverse sizes adding up to about 1,000 SF Food Cupboard a space for food distribution and storage Kitchen a flexible food prep space supporting events, coffee hours, and ministries Robing Sexton Office Storage Restrooms Mechanical / Support Parking minimum 8 spaces required by code PROGRAM SUMMARY

4 SITE HISTORY SUMMARY

5 1776 At the time of the American Revolution, there were two standalone houses on the site. SITE HISTORY SUMMARY

6 By the 1850 s, the site was largely populated with rowhomes of various sizes. SITE HISTORY SUMMARY

7 1869 The largest house was razed along the northern edge of the site, and a public school was built. SITE HISTORY SUMMARY

8 The schoolyard was expanded by slowly razing houses along the southern edge of the site. SITE HISTORY SUMMARY

9 1940 The public school is razed and St. Peter s Church acquires the site. SITE HISTORY SUMMARY

10 PEDESTRIAN CONNECTION POTENTIAL EXTERIOR PROGRAM AREA ENTRY * PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION PROGRAM SPACE GREAT HALL GARDEN HARDSCAPE SURFACE RAMP DOWN SITE ANALYSIS LOCATING A NEW BUILDING

11 3RD STREET PARISH CENTRAL PATH THROUGH CAMPUS ADA CAMPUS PATH BOARDWALK ACROSS CEMETARY EXISTING TREES WEST PLAZA AND FLEX SPACE SCHOOL GARDEN PARISH HOUSE RAMP TO GARAGE AND DRIVEWAY INTO SCHOOL LOMBARD STREET SITE PLAN

12 PARISH HOUSE WALK FROM 3 RD TO PARISH HOUSE ENTRANCE ENTRANCE TO GREAT HALL BRICK PAVING BENCHES EX ISTING LONDON PLANE TREES NEW STREET TREES 3RD STREET PARISH GARDEN

13 GREAT HALL: KITCHEN: - - FOOD CUPBOARD: - - ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN

14 MEETING ROOM: - - MUSIC ROOM + OFFICE - - MEETING ROOM: - - ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN

15 MEETING ROOM: - - ADMINISTRATIVE SUITE: - - MEETING ROOM: - - ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT LEVEL 3 FLOOR PLAN

16 NOTE: MINIMUM 8 PARKING SPACES REQUIRED BY CODE ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT LOWER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN