EXISTING CONDITIONS. Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
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1 EXISTING CONDITIONS Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
2 EXISTING VIEWS WEST TO EAST Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
3 OVERSIZED GRATING & WALL SURROUND UNSIGHTLY CATCH BASIN AWKWARD CIRCULATION, OUTDATED HANDRAIL MATERIAL BLANK SOFFIT EXISTING MATERIALS AND SITE CONSTRAINTS Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
4 OPTION 1 A Focal point sculpture by NW artist, John Geise, uplit with colored, recessed LED fixtures B Existing plaza with donor brick pavers & pedestrian pole lights C Existing ramp & concrete planter walls D Existing steps with new stainless steel railings + 20 E Recessed planter with purple osier willow, surrounded by evergreen groundcover (at grade) F Low water wall, backlit with white LED s D G E A F +0 TW D G Splash plaza, flush with adjacent paving H Cast in place colored concrete bench with LED lighting at base I Removal of existing catch basin; stromwater diverted to rain garden J Rain garden K Existing, adjacent planters to be enhanced with plantings to complement fountain J -12 H I C RAMP K B K PLAN OPTION 1 Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
5 SECTION - OPTION 1 1 Recessed planter with dwarf willow 2 Water source (reservoir) for water wall 3 Splash plaza flush with existing plaza 4 Recessed rain garden with native rushes 5 Bench 6 Existing ramp and adjacent planters, beyond 7 Existing light fixture to remain 8 Reflective soffit LIRIOPE RUSHES DWARF PURPLE OSIER WILLOW SECTION OPTION 1 Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
6 BIRDS EYE VIEW WEST VIEW EAST VIEW EAST VIEW WEST VIEWS OPTION 1 Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
7 OPTION 1A A Focal point sculpture by NW artist, John Geise, uplit with colored, recessed LED fixtures B Existing plaza with donor brick pavers pulled eastward C Existing ramp & concrete planter walls D Existing steps with new stainless steel railings E At grade planter with grove of columnar trees & evergreen groundcover (i.e. birches, liriope, sedges) F Low water wall, backlit with white LED s D G E A F +0 TW D G Colored concrete splash plaza, flush with adjacent paving H Cast in place colored concrete bench with LED lighting at base I Removal of existing catch basin; stromwater diverted to rain garden J Rain garden K Existing, adjacent planters to be enhanced with plantings to complement fountain J -12 H I C RAMP H K K B NEW ALIGNMENT PLAN OPTION 1A Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
8 SECTION - OPTION 1A 1 Planter with columnar trees, contrasting groundcover 2 Water source (reservoir) for water wall 3 Splash plaza flush with existing plaza 4 Recessed rain garden with native rushes 5 Bench 6 Existing ramp and adjacent planters 7 Existing light fixture to remain 8 Benches (3), with modified brick paver edge and additional planting SEATING ELEMENTS SPLASH PLAZA WATER WALL ICE DANCE SEDGE SECTION OPTION 1A Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
9 BIRDS EYE VIEW WEST VIEW EAST VIEW EAST VIEW WEST VIEWS OPTION 1A Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
10 Water wall Water wall reservoir SPLASH PLAZA & TRENCH DRAIN Splash plaza Perimeter trench grate Rain garden Existing drainage Plaza stormwater drains to rain garden, overflow goes to storm drains Existing catch basin (to be removed) Fountain water is captured at perimeter trench drain, then cycled back to reservoir for waterwall * Note: Sculpture to have water jets directed to underside of arcs, as existing OPTION 1 FOUNTAIN CIRCULATION Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
11 OPTION 2 A Focal point sculpture by NW artist, John Geise, uplit with colored, recessed LED fixtures B Existing plaza with donor brick pavers & pedestrian pole lights C Existing ramp & concrete planter walls D Existing steps with new stainless steel railings E Water source integrated with bench design M H H 32 + M + 34 E F F Concrete water course with textured surfacing to create rushing sound G Raised, colored concrete plinth with infinity edge H Cast in place colored concrete bench I Existing catch basin cover raised and replaced with decorative grate +20 A G L +20 J At grade planters with soft ornamental grasses D D K Existing, adjacent planters to be enhanced with plantings to complement fountain J J K L New overlook point M Raised steel planters with sedges or rushes H +14 J I C RAMP K B K F PLAN OPTION 2 Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
12 SECTION - OPTION 2 1 Raised steel planters with sedges or rushes 2 Rushing watercourse 3 Shallow infinity edge pool 4 Raised steel planter, beyond 5 Bench 6 Existing ramp and adjacent planters, beyond 7 Existing light fixture to remain 8 Reflective soffit REFLECTIVE SOFFIT PLINTH COLOR & TEXTURE NEW HANDRAILS SECTION OPTION 2 Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
13 BIRDS EYE VIEW WEST VIEW EAST VIEW EAST VIEW WEST VIEWS OPTION 2 Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
14 Rushing watercourse Water source Shallow Infinity Edge Pool TRENCH DRAIN OPTIONS PAINTED STEEL PLANTER Raise & replace existing trench drain * Note: Sculpture to have water jets directed to underside of arcs, as existing FOUNTAIN CIRCULATION OPTION 2 Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
15 OPTION 1 PURPLE OSIER WILLOW RUSHES LIRIOPE WATER WALL REFLECTIVE SOFFIT SPLASH PLAZA OPTION 1A COLUMNAR BIRCHES RUSHES ICE DANCE SEDGE WATER WALL SEATING ELEMENTS SPLASH PLAZA OPTION 2 SOFT GRASSES RUSHES DECORATIVE DRAIN GRATE PAINTED STEEL PLANTER REFLECTIVE SOFFIT RUSHING WATERCOURSE PLANTING AND MATERIALS Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
16 OPTION 1 LIGHTING ALTERNATIVES Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
17 OPTION 2 LIGHTING ALTERNATIVES Bellevue College Fountain Renovation
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