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1 Belmont Bridge Replacement Board Of Architectural Review Meeting September 18, 2018
2 Corridor Plan
3 Introduction August 15, 2017 BAR Meeting Comments The combination of landscaping, engineering, and planning is going in the right direction, but there needs to be more cohesion and an overall design philosophy. The seat walls, rails and lighting seem too disparate. CSX screen needs to be integrated more. The furniture color must be black like the Mall street furniture. Furniture could be more creative design, but must fit more into the design and character of the Downtown ADC. Reduce the amount of concrete with more stone, wood, green space, planters, or possibly different materials such as gravel. Green screens may not survive the hot and exposed locations. Fix the kinks in the most attractive feature the continuity of line, gracefulness of curve that connects the pedestrian way into the bridge. Pavement colors could look dated quickly. Consider more muted colors or textured variations. Look further into a dual purpose for the parking area. Integrate more of the senses (touch, sound, sight, etc.) Introduce bright colors under bridge. Supportive on the tunnel underpass, but wished the circulation was more fluid in the design; streamline approach to it. Keep pedestrian crosswalk for now until future development changes current pedestrian patterns.
4 Introduction August 9, 2018 BAR Work Session: Response to Comments Shade trees added to the west side public parking lot. Little Gems by stairs and bridge abutment on west side: replaced with river birch. Site Furnishings: Powdercoat furnishings will be specified dark gray (will match West Main and East High) Vertical Concrete Color to contrast /compliment cladding and concrete flatwork ( provide samples for review) Stairs on east side: expanded in width and add middle hand-rail Pedestrian path on east side: Removed parallel parking spaces and relocated pedestrian path out of street Bridge Piers: Crash wall to be same material/finish as piers. Pier forms will express to the ground plane through the crash wall. Studied the width of path at west terminus above Water Street, next to Pavilion. Due to the structural engineering that relies on existing walls and new column supports it is not feasible to reduce the width in this area. Public Art Locations: limit to tunnel locations Pedestrian Underpass: Final plans will address possible cyclist & pedestrian conflicts with locations of bollards Handrail lighting will be used throughout recessed lighting in parapets will only be used to reach required lighting level. LED will be 3500k not 4000k. Obtain Samples for vertical concrete color, mesh fencing material & underpass lighting. Pedestrian Underpass: Provide cut sheets for proposed lighting. Provide lighting on both sides of underpass vs. lighting middle Precast Modular Wall Panels to be applied to bridge walls and wrapped around abutments Uplight piers, but not outside of bridge.
5 Corridor Plant Palette PLAZAS SUPPORT STREETSCAPE Existing street trees to remain GENERAL VEGETATIVE SELECTION CRITERIA Adhere to Charlottesville Master Tree List Tough, rugged, not susceptible to drought Tolerant of salt, roadway + urban environments Not shallow-rooted Ecologically sensitive (native where possible) Historically significant (where achievable) Disease-resistant Seasonal interest High aesthetic quality Provide psychological benefits APPROACH Approaches: High-canopy shade trees with upright branching to provide filtered or dappled shade during warmest months; heat-tolerant, contextually appropriate, most tolerant of urban environments. Single species, 3- to 4- season interest, to provide unified look as you approach the bridge from either side. PLAZAS APPROACH Urban Vegetation / Streetscape Shade + Specimen Trees SUPPORT STREETSCAPE Supplemental / Contextual Vegetation Southern Magnolia Removed NW corner, 9 th St/Market St. Plazas: Vegetative emphasis on aesthetic quality, ecologically-conscious specimen plantings, diversity of species, mixed textures and growth habits, canopy and understory trees. Support Streetscape: Fits into contextual environment of existing and proposed vegetation; supplemental plantings to match surrounding aesthetic quality. Supportive streetscape plantings located in areas such as parking lots, side streets, etc.
6 Corridor Planting Trees Willow Oak (TYP.) Hightower Willow Oak Quercus phellos Hightower River Birch (TYP.) Additional River Birch at North Stair Tower Additional Willow Oak at parking Eastern Redbud (TYP.) Southern Magnolia (TYP.) Bloodgood London Planetree Platanus x acerifolia Bloodgood Dura Heat River Birch Betula nigra Dura-Heat Ginko (TYP.) Autumn Gold Ginko Ginko biloba Autumn Gold London Planetree (TYP.) Hearts of Gold Redbud Cercis canadensis Hearts of Gold Little Gem Southern Magnolia Magnolia grandiflora Little Gem NOTE: All plants shown are referenced from Charlottesville Master Tree List (10/2016) and/or existing vegetation currently on site.
7 Corridor Planting Trees Hightower Willow Oak Quercus phellos Hightower Bloodgood London Planetree Platanus x acerifolia Bloodgood Dura Heat River Birch Betula nigra Dura-Heat Autumn Gold Ginko Ginko biloba Autumn Gold Little Gem Southern Magnolia Magnolia grandiflora Little Gem Hearts of Gold Redbud Cercis canadensis Hearts of Gold NOTE: All plants shown are referenced from Charlottesville Master Tree List (10/2016) and/or existing vegetation currently on site.
8 Corridor Planting Bio-retention Itea virginica Little Henry -Sweetspire Iris versicolor- Blue Flag Iris Sedum x Autumn Fire - Stonecrop Rudbeckia fulgida- Black Eyed Susan Panicum virgatum-switch Grass Carex stricta- Tussock Sedge BIO-RETENTION BIO-RETENTION PLANTER
9 Urban Design - Site Furnishings & Materials High Visibility Crosswalk Markings NOTE: 1. All Site Furniture to be Dark Gray finish. 2. The current intent for the Belmont Bridge project is to use the same Site Furniture family as the West Main Street Streetscape Project and East High Street Streetscape. Landscape Forms FGP Backed Bench 6 Length * CityMix concrete formula is proposed for all sidewalks, flatwork, curbs, and steps on the project.
10 GRAVES ST Urban Design - Pedestrian Plaza and Underpass CONCRETE STAIRS SCORED CONCRETE CROSSWALK SCORED CONCRETE PLAZA BIO-RETENTION PLANTERS CONCRETE STAIRS TO 9 TH STREET BOLLARDS AT PASSAGEWAY ENTRY 9 TH STREET LIMITS OF PEDESTRIAN PASSAGEWAY BELOW (APPROX. 93 LONG) ACCESSIBLE RAMP TO PEDESTRIAN PASSAGEWAY ALTERNATE SIDEWALK CONNECTION (ref. next slide) EXPANDED STAIRWAY WIDTH AT PASSAGEWAY ENTRANCE BIKE ACCESS RAMP PEDESTRIAN ACCESS RAMP MONTICELLO ROAD HIGH VISIBILITY CROSSWALK MARKINGS
11 Alternative Pedestrian Connection East Side EVERGREEN TREE (TYP.) SHADE TREE (TYP.) SHRUBS (TYP.) 5 WIDE SIDEWALK (TYP.) REMOVE PARALLEL PARKING PARKING
12 Corridor Roadway Sections
13 Corridor Roadway Sections
14 Railings: Bridge Parapet and Approaches 2 x 4 Elliptical leaning rail on ½ tapered steel bar stanchions mtd. to embed plate in parapet wall Axon View View from mall approach
15 Railings: Bridge Parapet and Approaches 2 1/2 x 6 Elliptical leaning rail on ½ tapered steel bar stanchions mtd. to embed plate in parapet wall 2.5 x 6 powder coated steel top rail powder coated steel rod powder coated steel plate 2.5 x 6 powder coated steel top rail powder coated steel rod powder coated steel plate Section Elevation
16 Railings: Stairs, Ramps and Mezzanine Perspective from Landing Perspective from Water Street
17 Railings: Stairs, Ramps and Mezzanine Stock stainless steel tube and cable mesh system ½ stl bar ptd. w/ railing and mounting brackets to be fabricated Axon of Railing and Brackets Stock Jakob Rope System w/ Frame Water St West
18 Railings: Stairs, Ramps and Mezzanine 3mm dia. ( gauge) powder coated steel plate 3mm dia. ( gauge) powder coated steel plate Axon of Railing and Brackets Stock Jakob Rope System w/ Frame Water St West
19 CSX Fencing EXPRESS BRIDGE PIERS TO GROUND PLANE THROUGH CRASH WALL( REF. ELEVEATION) 3D Rendering Looking East from Water St. Street
20 CSX Fencing Cable Net 98% Transparency Section View From Bridge Sidewalk
21 CSX Fencing: Application of Jakob System w/ curved tube frame Jakob Rope System w/ Frame
22 Walls Formed Precast Precast Panels - Modules Precast Concrete: Modular Panel System Blue Ridge Mountain Outcropping Intermittent Shadows Produced by Convex /Concave Faceted Panels Model Views
23 Walls Formed Precast Precast Concrete: Modular Panel System Cladding- Color and Texture Contrast Bridge Parapet- Precast Panels Medium Finish Fine Finish Intermittent Shadows Produced by Convex /Concave Faceted Panels Cladding- Color and Texture Contrast Model Views
24 Walls: South East Elevation Accessible Ramp From 9 th St. to Passageway Pedestrian Passageway Parking Sidewalk to Old Avon Street KEY PLAN
25 Walls: Abutment Elevations South Abutment Wall KEY PLAN
26 Walls: South West Elevation Parking Bio-Retention Stairs Planters To 9 th St. Pedestrian Passageway Bio-Retention Planters Sidewalk from 9 th St. to South St. /Old Avon Street KEY PLAN
27 Walls: North East Elevation Stairs to Mezzanine Level and 9 th St. Brick Clad Wall (To Match Existing Brick) Existing Passageway Sidewalk from 9 th St. to Water St. KEY PLAN
28 Walls: Abutment Elevations North Abutment Wall KEY PLAN
29 Walls: Selective Mural Locations Potential location for Mural West Pedestrian Passageway Flat and Beveled Modular Precast Panels Bio-retention Planter POTENTIAL MURAL LOCATIONS KEY PLAN
30 Pedestrian Passageway: South of Railroad East Pedestrian Passageway Key Plan Passageway Wall Finish Passageway Lighting
31 Paving: Mall Access Concrete Scoring Pattern To mimic mall granite pattern Scored Concrete Pattern Water St West
32 Lighting Pedestrian Walkway Lighting Types Note: The current intent for the Belmont Bridge project is to use the same Site Light Fixture family as East High Streetscape. Landscape Forms FGP Pedestrian Light
33 Lighting Site and Accent Lighting Types Recessed Wall Fixture at Parapet Recessed Handrail Fixture
34 Lighting Perspective Views Site and Accent View From Mall Looking South East
35 Lighting Site and Accent KIM Uplights View from Water Street with Pier Uplights Mall Looking East (w/art Installation)
36 Thank you.
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