Toward a Unified Vision: Shockoe Bottom THE SHOCKOE ALLIANCE OCTOBER 26, 2018

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Toward a Unified Vision: Shockoe Bottom THE SHOCKOE ALLIANCE OCTOBER 26, 2018

ULI VA Task Referencing the Rose Fellows suggestions and the multitudes of plans for the area, identify where plans for Shockoe Bottom reflect a shared vision and where diverging ideas need to be reconciled. Jeff Geiger - Hirschler Fleisher Sal Musarra - Kimley Horn Lynn McAteer - Better Housing Coalition Andrew Moore - Glave & Holmes Architecture Adena Patterson - McGuire Woods Kate Harrigan - 3North Architects Andrew Bleckley - Cite Design Daphne Berkowitz - Colliers Wood Revercomb - Markel-Eagle Jane Milici - ULI Virginia

Survey of Selected Studies ULI VA Methodology Review and summarize selected plans to identify and graphically represent recurring land use themes and patterns Plans and studies considered: Cultural Context and Thematic Study / Dutton Report A Community Proposal for the Shockoe Bottom Memorial Park Richmond Riverfront Plan Shockoe Economic Revitalization Strategy Master Plan Richmond 2000-2020 The Pulse Corridor Plan Shockoe Valley Streets Improvement Project Richmond Downtown Plan SmithGroup Lumpkin's Jail Site Plan

Survey Initial Categories: Land Use Zoning Infrastructure Connectivity/Access Green Space Blue Space Historical/ Cultural Assets Train Shed/ Main Street Station Farmers Market Housing Economic Development Result: an extensive overview (but with many holes-- several plans evaluated the area from different perspectives)

Focus: Select Key Plans Studies including proposed land use plans representing a range of stakeholders and interests and dissimilar study area limits

Focus: Land Use Commonalities Among Key Plans Economic Markets, mixed use retail Innovation Economy District Residential Mixed use housing Urban Village Cultural / Institutional Outdoor museum Entertainment / Cultural District Heritage District Nodal and Corridor Mixed-use Neighborhood Mixed-use Institutional Use n/a n/a Cultural site Different language, but compatible ideas in similar areas

Agreement: Unified Descriptions Economic Corridor / Commercial Focused Mixed Use: Technological and creative employment hub Retail 5+ stories Medium to high density development Residential Focused Mixed Use: Variety of housing types Infill development provides connectivity to neighborhood retail and open space 2 6 stories Medium to low density development Cultural / Institutional / Entertainment: Indoor and outdoor museums Commemorative public spaces Varying building height and development density

Agreement Maps Baseline Agreement Areas Interpreted Agreement Areas

Baseline Agreement Areas Agreement between all land use plans when maps are layered upon each other

Interpreted Agreement Areas Agreement between plans and plan narratives when they are analyzed for intent and compatibility

Composite Map Interpreted Agreement map with additional points and paths of interest

Supplemental Map Expanded Areas of Influence

Toward a Unified Vision: Shockoe Bottom MISSION AND VISION STATEMENTS

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND (DRAFT) Richmond s history began in Shockoe. This place tells the globally-significant and complex American story of the contradictions between the ideal of personal freedom, the reality of American slavery, and the struggle for economic justice. Over the centuries the area has evolved, buffeted by social, cultural, and economic forces; and yet, it endures as a testament to the power of place that must be preserved and protected for the future.

Key Elements of a Unified Plan

THE SHOCKOE ALLIANCE: Guidance and Implementation of the Plan MISSION STATEMENT The City of Richmond s Shockoe Alliance is charged with guiding design and implementation of concepts and recommendations for the future of Shockoe as a holistic area rooted in history and informed by those with shared interests to advance these efforts in support of the mission. The Shockoe Alliance aims to strike a balance between preservation, interpretation, restoration, and development, using Shockoe s wealth of cultural and historical memory to maximize its impact on the contemporary community in the form of economic development, recreation, and education.

VISION STATEMENT Our vision is to promote awareness and understanding of the significant history of Shockoe through sensitive memorialization, interpretation, preservation, and education, with honesty and authenticity, while embracing the opportunity to define Shockoe as a vital asset of Richmond s cultural heritage, historic character, dynamic growth, and unique sense of place. SUB-PRINCIPLES OF THE VISION A Unique Sense of Place An Equitable Community An Environmentally Sustainable Community A Safe, Highly Connected, Efficient, Multi-modal Transportation Network A Vibrant Center and Economically Sustainable Functioning Neighborhood

VISION STATEMENT A Unique Sense of Place Highlights the significant stories and history of this area through artful, sensitive and community driven methods Develops a mix of uses for a vibrant, livework-play neighborhood Creates unique public spaces for unstructured and programmed community gatherings Fosters high quality architecture and site design integrating the historic character of place, appropriately scaled, with forwardthinking design that is uniquely Richmond Establishes an urban form that is both authentic and unique to this place

VISION STATEMENT An Equitable Community Develops an equitable mix of market-rate, work-force, and affordable housing types with a range of options for home ownership and rental lifestyles to foster a mix of incomes and a diverse, inclusive multi-generational community.

VISION STATEMENT An Environmentally Sustainable Community Adapted to the Shockoe watershed, considering the opportunities and challenges it presents in the modern urban environment Developed as an historical ecodistrict that is intentional in design to be healthful, clean, beautiful, and an innovation center for clean air and water practices and technologies.

VISION STATEMENT A Safe, Highly Connected, Efficient, Multi-modal Transportation Network Establishes a safe, highly connected, pedestrian-centered community Integrates reliable, efficient transit options Integrates public amenities with strong connectivity to the riverfront, open spaces, residential neighborhoods, and local destinations Balances land use with multimodal transportation system solutions

VISION STATEMENT A Vibrant Center and Economically Sustainable, Equitable, and Inclusive Functioning Neighborhood Generates a destination for new business and promotes growth of existing businesses Attracts a mix of compatible and complimentary uses to create a vibrant center with a variety of housing, services, retail, office and entertainment uses to attract residents and business Maximizes efficient land use through use of integrated parking solutions and reduction in surface parking lots Provides opportunities for culturally significant development to flourish in Shockoe and enhance the economic development with community assets such as museums, public art, memorials, walking tours, cultural programs, and other interpretive elements.

Toward a Unified Vision: Shockoe Bottom ROSE FELLOWSHIP ULI VIRGINIA CITY OF RICHMOND