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Table of Contents University of Washington Leschi Waterfront Reactivation Proposal

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Low Income Housing Institute Tiny House Village Introduction Encampment Moving Feasibility Studies Licton Springs Ramp Assembly Enterprise Day of Service

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Architects Without Borders Mt. Gerizim & Little Drops Nyahururu, Kenyan Orphanage

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Northeastern School Work Air-Rights Development Research Studio Air-Rights as Transit Oriented Development Thesis Downtown Boston Association Walkability Study Future-Use Building Studio

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University of Washington Leschi Waterfront Reactivation Site Analysis

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Leschi Park (above), as well as the waterfront, are located adjacent the proposed site Site Portion A Site Portion B providing easy access to local green spaces.

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GreenofSpace The site is composed two portions that can be split along parcel lines, as shown in the graphic in the upper left corner. The two portions are currently zoned for different uses. The built portion of the proposed project would be Figure 4exclusively - Site Strengths developed on portion A, while portion B would be developed to serve as a public park space. Portion B is zoned for open space uses, but is currently being use as a parking lot. The park would be created as a public benefit f all Seattleites, and increase publically accessible views on the waterfront.

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Assignment 2A: The Leschi Buffer KƌĂŶŐĞ - The project site is situated within Seattle’s central area, but is visually distinct from the neighboring central district due to its geography and the irregular street grid. 'ƌĞĞŶ - ůƵĞ As Central District melts into Leschi, you see the street grid transition to follow the contour lines within the preserved green spaces.

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- The water is a prominent edge for the Leschi neighborhood as development was physically restricted.

- There is a heavy amount of traffic along Lakeside Avenue. It is primarily automobile, but also includes bicycle riders and joggers.

The street is not a main pedestrian street.

- The neighborhood of Leschi abuts Lake Washington, which forms a natural edge.

- The project site includes green space, waterfront, residential homes, and commercial area, but each flow seamlessly into one another, without distinct boundaries.

- Docks along Lake Washington fuction as a fluid barrier as the lake is not completely blocked from view, but does obstruct access.

- Yesler Way is a strong historical axis to the site. Although the street does not continue across the park presently, it is the location of the old Yesler Cable Car. - There is a disintigration of the heavy grid of the Central District as the street typology conforms to the topography.

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- The terrain of Leschi creates a barrier between the Central Area and the lake.

Our site is situated where the park flattens out towards the lake.

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X.O PRIVATIZATION OF WATERFRONT

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Leschi Park Redevelopment

This image shows one of the few “publically accesible” areas in the area

Perpetuating the feeling of exclusivity that characterizes Leschi is the general lack of public space along the waterfront. The area directly surrounding the site has been largely privatized. Indeed even the officially designed public space is not conducive to public use. As shown in the photo above, this meager space reseved for ‘public access’ is only accessible after walking through a private parking lot. Further, our site includes an area designed for park uses, but that is currently being used as a parking lot, which does not take advantage of the potential benefits for improving Leschi’s public realm.

Our proposed development aims to make better use of waterfront spaces for public enjoyment.

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University of Washington Leschi Waterfront Reactivation Design Proposal

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The above final site plan for Option 2 displays the various entries for pedestrians, residents, commercial users, and drivers to access the site. The plaza will be perminantly accessable to the public, thus reactivating the waterfront for all people.

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As mentioned on the prior pages, Option 1 has proven to be unviable due to the large number of required underground parking stalls. Option 2 asks the City’s Incentive Zoning Program to grant the project an additional 10 feet of variance (20 feet total above the maximum height allowed by current zoning).

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Georgetown Village June 2017

Tiny House Villages Introduction The Tiny House Village model for providing safe access to vulnerable homeless people is a model that Seattle’s Low-Income Housing Institute developed. As an Intern and Project Coordinator for LIHI, I worked on a diverse range of projects using and leveraging my architectural background to gain experience with the villages. In so doing I learned more first-hand what the struggles homeless individuals face, from high-level political and policy

related issues that systemically entrench vulnerable people into a cycle of homelessness and poverty, to the pragmatic real everyday challenges individuals with diverse needs have.

By building the homes to be under 120 sqft. the structures bypass permitting requirements that would otherwise make them cost prohibitive. Although the structures are modest, the classified ‘emergency shelter structures’ have enough insulation to keep residents safe.

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The Tiny House Model has been extremely successful at providing an alternative resource to address a great need. Many cities are looking to LIHI with the hopes of replicating these successes across the globe.

My experience with this program has taught me the pressing issues that organizations will face if more we don’t improve housing policy in a equitable manner for an often overlooked demographic.

-Costs -Costs $2,200 $2,200 per house. per house.

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Building Section (left) & Plan (right) of Tiny House Construction Floor Plan Floor Plan SCALE: 1/2” SCALE: = 1’-0” 1/2” = 1’-0”

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Low Income Housing Institute Potential Encampment Relocation Site Analysis Data Set

SCL Gasworks Substation

Port of Seattle

Magnolia Bluff

Bellevue Substation

ExComcast Site

North Crown Hill

Address:

3830 4th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98105

2570 21st Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199

3800 W Dravus St., Seattle, WA 98199

210 Bellevue Ave. E., Seattle, WA 98102

1132 N 128th St. Seattle, WA 98133

8030 15TH Ave. NW, Seattle, WA 98117

"Tsubota Steel Site" 1819 15th Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119

Neighborhood

Wallingford

Interbay

Briarcliff

Capitol Hill

Haller Lake

Whittier Heights

Interbay

Transportation

Nearest bus stop (travel time to stop and distance):

NE 40th St & Latona Ave NE (NE 40th Elliott Ave W & W Galer St (Stop # St & Latona Ave NE N & N 130th St (Stop # 7000 -15th S bound) Ave NW & NW 80th St (Stop # 1434013870 - N bound) - SE bound) 22nd Ave W & Thorndyke Ave W (Stop #West 31400 Viewmont - N bound) Way W & W Dravus St (Stop Bellevue # 21030 Ave E- & NE bound) Thomas St (Stop # Aurora 13420 Ave - S bound) Stop # 29421 - W bound) .1 miles - 3 minutes (46 ft elevation)

.2 miles - 5 minutes - (85 ft elevation)

.2 miles - 4 minutes - mostly flat

262 ft. - 1 minute - flat (across street) .1 miles - 2 minuts - mostly flat

.1 miles - 2 minutes - mostly flat

.2 miles - 3 minutes - mostly flat

Routes

Metro 26, 31, 32

31, 33

19, 24

47, 8, 10, 43, 578, 590, 592, 594, 595 E Line, 345

15, D Line, 40, 45

19, 22, 32, 33, D Line

Walk Score:

70% = Very

48% = Car Dependent

49% = Car Dependent

97% = Walkers Paradise

80% = Very Walkable

85% = Very Walkable

70% = Very Walkable

Transit Score:

76% = Excellent

51% = Good

34% = Some

88% = Excellent Transit

49% = Some Transit

54% = Good Transit

50% = Good Transit

Travel time to stop & distance

Which Buses are at Which Stops

Accessibility (hill, quality of sidewalk, qualitative)

Close proximity to Burke Gilman Trail Difficult - few sidewalks, bike trail, and Good - High quality sidewalks despite Good- Plenty of sidewalks, decent up staircase, medium quality sidewalks hills hills quality

Difficult - Poor Quality Sidewalks and infrastructure barriers (Overpasses and turning lanes)

Difficult - Alley access and no Difficult - No sidewalks on N side of street, good sidewalks on S side of street sidewalks

Hygiene Resources

Nearest Laundramat (travel time and distance):

Seattle Laundry Service, 4522 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105: 1.1miles 20min bus ride

Interbay Cleaners, 1827 15th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119 1.6miles ~21min via bus

Interbay Cleaners, 1827 15th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119 2.5miles ~25min via bus

Crystal Clean Laundry, 1718 Bellevue Ave E, Seattle, WA 98122 .

2miles ~5min walk

Aurora Clean Express Laundromat, Lunar Laundry, 700 NW 65th St, 1202 N 155th St, Shoreline, WA 98133 Seattle, WA 98117 ~1.4 miles ~18min 1.5miles ~12min via bus via bus

Queen Anne Laundry Room, 8 W Boston St, Seattle, WA 98119 ~2.

1miles ~30min via bus

Proximity to closest Urban Rest Stop (time/miles):

Ballard URS ~4miles ~40min by bus

Down Town 4.4miles ~40min via bus

Down Town 5miles ~55min via bus

Down Town .7miles ~10min via bus

Ballard 5miles ~40min via bus

Ballard ~1.4miles ~16min via bus

Down Town ~2.7miles ~30min via bus

Safeway (3 min walk **no bus**, .2 miles) Safeway (11 min, 1.2 miles) 8340 15th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98117 516 1st Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119

Sharon: u district URS, Elizabeth Gregory Home Food Resources

Trader Joe's (16 min bus ride, .8 miles) 4555 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105

QFC (14 min walk *no bus*, .6 miles) 1600 W Dravus St, Seattle, WA 98119 Albertsons: (22 min by bus, 1 mile) Albertsons (15 min bus ride, .8 miles) 2550 32nd Ave W, Seattle, WA 98195 2550 32nd Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199

QFC (11 min walk **no bus**, .4 miles) 417 Broadway E, Seattle, WA 98102 *There is also a City market nearby (4 min walking, .2 miles)

Albertsons (3 min walk **no bus**, .2 miles) 13050 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA 98133

Convenience Store (name and distance):

College Inn Easy Shoppe (14 min bus ride, .6 miles) 1406 NE 40th St, Seattle, WA 98105

AMPM (9 min walk *no bus*, .5 miles) 3201 20th Ave West, Seattle, WA 98199 AMPM (25 min bus ride, 1.3 miles) *no other good locations without 3201 20th Ave West, Seattle, more walking than above* WA 98199

J's Quick Stop (5 min bus, .3 miles) 1618 Bellevue Ave # 3, Seattle, WA 98122

7-Eleven (15 min bus, .7 miles) 300 N Choice Deli and Grocery (16 min bus, 125th St, Seattle, WA 98133 AMPM (18 min bus, 1.3 miles) 14424 1.3 miles) Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98133 6415 8th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107

Notes

-Lots of grocery stores in a one mile radius, but nothing super close

**it seems like busing might be difficult **These two stores are the closest here but most things are in walking ones in the area, everything else is distance over 2 miles away

-Lots of grocery stores in the area, maybe not as accessible by bus?

**lots of food resources, easily accessible

Grocery Store (name and distance):

Mercer Mini Mart (9 min, 1 mile) 405 W Mercer St, Seattle, WA 98119

Service Provider Resources

Mental Health Chaplaincy (40 min bus ride, 3.7 miles) 15 Roy St, Seattle, WA 98109 Community Psychiatric ClinicWallingford (hour bus, 3.9 miles) 4120 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103

Community Health Psychiatric Clinic (20 min bus, 1.1 miles) 2329 4th Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 Kaiser Permanante Behavioral Health Services (8 min walk *no bus*, .4 miles) 1730 Minor Ave, Seattle, WA 98101 *it doesn't seem like there is a clinic Community Psychiatric Clinic (40 min that serves homeless people specifically, but these facilities might bus, 2.8 miles) 11000 Lake City Way NE, Seattle, WA 98125 work

NAMI Seattle (16 min bus, 1.1 miles) 802 NW 70th St, Seattle, WA 98117

Mental Health Chaplaincy (12 min bus, 1.4 miles) 15 Roy St, Seattle, WA 98109

Food Resources (food bank, etc.):

Ballard Food Bank (27 min bus, 2 miles) University Food Bank (18 min bus ride 5130 Leary Ave NW, Seattle, WA 1 mile) 5017 Roosevelt Way NE, 98107 Seattle, WA 98105

Ballard Food Bank (hour bus, 2.7 miles) 5130 Leary Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107 Queen Anne Food Bank at Sacred Heart (35 min bus, 3.8 miles) 232 Warren Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109

Immanuel Community Services (8 min bus, .5 miles) 1215 Thomas St, Seattle, WA 98109 Salvation Army Food Bank (10 min bus, .5 miles) 1101 Pike St, Seattle, WA 98101

North Helpline (46 min bus ride, 2.7 miles) 12736 33rd Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98125 Hopelink (18 min bus ride, 2.6 miles) 17837 Aurora Ave N, Shoreline, WA 98133

Ballard Food Bank (16 min bus, 1.7 miles) 5130 Leary Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107

Queen Anne Food Bank at Sacred Heart (15 min, 1.5 miles) 232 Warren Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109

FQHC Clinics:

Neighborcare Health at 45th Street Neighborcare Health at Ballard (16 min bus ride, 1 mile) (29 min bus, 2.3 miles) 1629 N 45th St, 1st Floor, Seattle, WA 1753 NW 56th St #200, Seattle, WA 98103 98107

Neighborcare Health at Ballard (50 min bus, 2.6 miles) 1753 NW 56th St #200, Seattle, WA 98107

Neighborcare Health at Boren (7 min bus, .5 miles) 98121, 1930 Boren Ave, Seattle, WA 98101

Neighborcare Health at St. Vincent de Paul - Aurora (6 min bus, .5 miles) 13555 WA-99, Seattle, WA 98133

Neighborcare Health at Ballard (14 min bus, 1.5 miles) 1753 NW 56th St #200, Neighborcare Health at Ballard (2.6 Seattle, WA 98107 miles, 19 min)

Blessed Sacrament (*provides food services- Sunday Dinner/food bank*) (17 min bus, 1.1 miles) 5050 9th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105

Church of the Ascension (23 min bus, 1.3 miles) 2330 Viewmont Way, Seattle, WA 98199, Seattle, WA 98199 *service in Tent City 5, Operation Nightwatch-- might be willing to donate food or clothes, etc* Magnolia Presbyterian Church (22 min bus, .9 miles) 3051 28th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199 ** Service with Mary's place/ Night Watch/ Ballard Food Bank, might be open to helping residents

Church of the Acension (10 min bus, .9 miles)) 2330 Viewmont Way, Seattle, WA 98199, Seattle, WA 98199 *service in Tent City 5, Operation Nightwatch-- might be willing to donate food or clothes, etc* Magnolia Presbyterian Church (13 min bus, .8 miles) 3051 28th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199 ** Service with Mary's place/ Night Watch/ Ballard Food Bank, might be open to helping residents

Immanuel Lutheran Church (8 min bus, .5 mile) 1215 Thomas St, Seattle, WA 98109 **they have a food bank, community meal, recovery program, and hygeine program!** All Pilgrims (11 min bus, .5 miles) 500 Broadway E, Seattle, WA 98102 ** community suppers, 'Same Love Garden'-- they might be willing to donate food from this garden to the camp

Lots of churches/synagogues in the aream but I can't find one that seems to be service focused. It seems like they might supply resources/ volunteers to other organizations, but don't have their own programs.

Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church (8 min bus, .7 miles) 2400 NW 85th St, Seattle, WA 98117

**Circle of Friends is awesome! **It seems like there are a lot of resources in the proximity of this site

**There are a lot of churches within walking distance-- none of them seemed to have their own food bank but they were all involved with other organizations to address homelessness in some kind of way so they might be good neighbors/ advocates ** Again, busing seems complicated.

Often times it seems like it would be easier to walk because the routes to nearby areas are not direct at all.

**there are other private clinics that are closer but might not be accessible to residents because of cost or insurance barriers **I worry that a lot of the food/health resources are a long ways away-**also near Seattle Central College! It residents might be deterred from the would be cool to see if residents site for this reason. could take classes here **near Shoreline community college

Elementary School

Cascadia Elementary School, 4400 Interlake Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103 1.6miles ~16min via bus

Catharine Blaine Elementary School, 2550 34th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199 1.7miles ~24min via bus

Catharine Blaine Elementary School, 2550 34th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199 .6miles 15min walk 8min via bus

Lowell Elementary School, 1058 E Northgate Elementary School, 11725 Mercer St, Seattle, WA 98102 .7miles 1st Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98125 1.1 miles ~15min via bus ~16min walk

Middle School

Hamilton International Middle School, Hamilton International Middle School, 1610 N 41st St, Seattle, WA 98103 1.1 1610 N 41st St, Seattle, WA 98103 miles 10min via bus 4.3miles ~29min via bus

Hamilton International Middle School, 1610 N 41st St, Seattle, WA 98103 5.2miles ~1hour via bus

Edmond S Meany Middle School, Seattle, WA 98112 1.8miles ~15min via bus

Robert Eagle Staff Middle School, Whitman Middle School, 9201 15th 1330 N 90th St, Seattle, WA 98103 2.3 Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98117 .6miles miles ~18min via bus 13min walk 8min via bus

High School

Roosevelt High School, 1410 NE 66th St, Seattle, WA 98115 2.1miles 24min via bus

Ballard High School, 1418 NW 65th St, Seattle, WA 98117 2.7miles ~29min via bus

Ballard High School, 1418 NW 65th St, Seattle, WA 98117 3.6miles ~46min via bus

Garfield High School, 400 23rd Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 2.2miles ~30min via bus

Ingraham High School, 1819 N 135th St, Seattle, WA 98133 .6mile ~15min walk

Ballard High School, 1418 NW 65th St, The Center School, 305 Harrison St, Seattle, WA 98117~1mile 8min via bus Seattle, WA 98109 ~1.9miles ~17min via bus

Retail/Substation

IG1 U/45 : General Industrial

Residential

MR

C1-65 : Commercial 1

Parking & Residential

Mental Health Resources:

Faith Based Org:

Notes

Circle of Friends (11 min walk, *no bus* .5 miles) 1100 NE Campus Pkwy #200, Seattle, WA 98105

Mental Health Chaplaincy (29 min bus, 2.2 miles) 15 Roy St, Seattle, WA 98109

Queen Anne Lutheran Church (20 min, .9 miles) 2400 8th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119

*seems like a lot of the churches in the area connect to serve food and offer other services to the homeless

Education Whittier Elementary School, 1320 NW 75th St, Seattle, WA 98117 .5miles 9min walk

Coe Elementary School, 2424 7th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119 ~1.6miles ~21min via bus McClure Middle School, 1915 1st Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119 ~2.1miles ~30min via bus

Daycare Centers Zoning Site Zoning:

Vacant (Industrial)

Warehouse

Square Footage King County Parcel Viewer

4206900275

2325039046 ***

2864600180

2925049055

1926049181

458000040

7666201595

7666201560

Size Total (in sf):

12,039

41,582

55,321

11,640

62,000

6,780

17,360

Size Usable (in sf):

10,400

15,000

9,200

4,400

25,500

4,700

17,360

2,640

86.39%

36.07%

16.63%

37.80%

41.13%

69.32%

100.00%

3.35%

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Site Efficiency

Approximate number of Tiny Houses:

SOAPS & SODA's:

Parks/Green Space

14 min, .8 miles Gasworks

Bayview Playground 12 min walk, .4 miles

Discovery Park (18 min, .8 miles

near Volunteer Park 20 min bus, .9 miles

Bitter Lake Playfield 7 min walk, .4 miles

Magnolia Public Library, 2801 34th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199 .5miles ~9min walk

Capitol Hill Branch Library, 425 Harvard Ave E, Seattle, WA 98102 .

4miles ~10min walk

Broadview Public Library, 12755 Greenwood Branch of the Seattle Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98133 Public Library 8016 Greenwood Ave N, .6miles ~15min walk ~8min via bus Seattle, WA 98103 None within feasible distance

near Greenlake!

near Ship Canal

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Seattle Public Library (17 min bus, 1 Magnolia Public Library, 2801 34th mile) 5009 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199 1.2miles ~30min walk ~30min via bus WA 98105 **pros **cons

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Andrew Cunningham

Worked with a team within the organization to create a report and feasibility study for 2 homeless encampments that are nearing the end of their original 2-year zoning agreements. Identified a short list of potential sites from all city surplus land. Worked with encampment stakeholders to select preferred sites.

The site analysis criteria for the respective sites were determined after a number of meetings with various stakeholders including Seattle Po-

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lice, Share & Nickelsville, encampment residents. Efforts were then taken to create map documents to communicate site & neighborhood conditions at the potential sites.

The report was consolidated into a presentation which was given to the City of Seattle Human Services Devision.

After the stakeholders identified prefered sites, our organization lobbied the city to procure these sites for the agreed upcoming moves.

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September 13, 2017

Port OKs homeless camp near bridge

By JOURNAL STAFF

SEATTLE — The Low Income Housing Institute said yesterday that the Port of Seattle has agreed to host Tent City 5 at 1601 15th Ave. N., near the Magnolia Bridge.

Sharon Lee of LIHI said in a press release, “We have a new partner, the Port of Seattle, working with us to end homelessness.”

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Andrew Cunningham

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Low Income Housing Institute Licton Springs Ramp Accessibility The homes are small enough to not require permitting and therefore are modest structures. Encampment hygiene facilities reside in a separate building that requires a minimal degree of permitting. In order to meet city-based permitting requirements, the hygiene facility had to have an accessibility ramp the hygiene buildings are required to have ramps, turning radius minimums, and grab bars in order to be compliant. Licton Springs is not the first encamp-

ment to have a ramp to its hygiene facility, but by serving a low-barrier encampment with tremendously vulnerable residents, the accessibility need was greater.

In order to secure the permit for the already constructed shower facility of the operating camp, a simple design was chosen, and the surround community was tapped to find donated labor (supported by a local carpentry program). The permit was granted so the residnets

could have access to critical hygiene services. The ramp meets all ADA accessibility standards and is used frequently by residents.

Labor Sources -Local Labor Union -Pre-Apprentiship programs & education programs (Sawhorse Revolution, Tulalip Tribes, Wood Tech, Renton Tech, Church Communities)

Plan for preferred design of Hygiene Facility Ramp (below)

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East Elevation

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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony (left) Completed Ramp (right)

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Low Income Housing Institute James Rouse Day of Service Build

Volunteers at Site with streamlined construction process (above)

Much of the building for the Tiny House Villages takes place offsite by partner organizations. One such planned build that I coordinated and executed was the Enterprise Day of Service with Seattle Vocational Institute & Enterprise Community Partners. Partnering with other organizations to provide variable labor, materials, tools, and donations for the encampments also serves to engage other community-based partnerships. In organiz-

ing this volunteer event for various organizations to give back to their communities, volunteers were able to take action against local problems in their backyards.

At the build, we employed new streamlined construction processes and project management to enable a radically more efficient build.

An unprecedented 8 Houses were constructed by 8 different volunteer groups in a single day as part of the annual James Rouse Day of Service.

Completed POD Design Tiny Home (left) Volunteers at Day of Caring (right)

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The simplified building design and construction process has enabled relatively un-skilled individuals to be able to quickly assemble Tiny Houses. This development is going to help LIHI ramp up Tiny House building production to increase the supply of emergency shelter as the housing affordability crisis grows.

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Architects Without Borders Project Gerizim & LittleDrops Orphanage Nyahururu, Kenya

v Site Location in Gerizim, Kenya (above) Elecation of Dormitory Structure (below)

Rendering of Dormitory Cluster (below)

DORMITORY ELEVATION

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Site Plan (below right) Envrionmental Strategies Diagram (below)

Typical Dormintory Plan (below)

DORM SECTION / PASSIVE DESIGN

Rendering of Classroom Cluster (below)

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BDCL Design Intl.

Junliang Masterplan Competition Site Plan 2 1 central park 2 high speed train station

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Pedestrian 步行系统 The two north/south streets and the southernmost east/west street are developed as pedestrian dominated areas. Paving and landscaping are designed to bridge the gaps between building faces and establish a seamless pedestrian experience.

In addition to the street network a series of cuts are made through the blocks that establish a more intimate and complex network of movement. These pedestrian axes link important places within the city center.

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提供可以替代机动车的自行车系统，设置公用自行车 存放点方便存取使用。 我们也希望此系统可以扩展到临近街区，得到广泛引 用，从而使人们的出行更绿色、环保、健康。

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Central Greenspace Rendering (above)

Block â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Chopâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Rendering (above)

Aerial Site Rendering (below)

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Northeastern University Air-Rights Development Research Publication In the penultimate studio to my Arch. thesis, I selected the topic of Air Rights Development and created a research publication on the architectural issues surrounding the stalled development on the urban corridor of I-90 (The ‘Pike’). A number of air-rights development projects had taken place on this dense corridor between Boston neighborhoods, and yet 13 developable parcels remained a number of years after the 2008 financial crisis in a city with strong real-estate value.

The Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) had particular interest in this development. To understand the challenges better, I looked at historical development of air-rights development and existing project, economic conditions and feasibility, technical construction and design considerations, as well as typological reasons.

The culmination of this studio resulted in the realization that airrights development is inherently challenging and expensive if the

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project is taking place over an active highway. In that political conditions don’t exist to subsidize private development for risky but profitable projects, it became apparent that additional funding mechanisms were likely needed to tip the needle in favor of Air-Rights Development. By coupling public infrastructure development with Air-Rights projects, the potential for great public benefit exists. As our cities require infrastructure investment, Transit-Oriented Development is increasingly important for urban vitality and environmental sustainability.

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Developable Air-Rights Parcels available from the BRA (above)

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thesis project

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Andrew Cunningham Northeastern University

425.753.6656 cunningham.andrew@me.com ARCunningham.com 703 Bellevue Ave. E, Apt 317 Seattle, WA 98102 Air-Rights as TOD M. Arch. Thesis thesis project

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Sky Lobby (key commercial space) -1 floor 40,000 sqft.

Station Plan with Gauntlet Track Design (below)

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975 sq.ft.

1,971 sq.ft.

-VMS Space -VMS Admin -Leasable Office Space -Seminar Space -Gallery -Wifi Lounge

North Elevation

1/8” = 1’-0”

Section C C

1/8” = 1’-0”

Administrative Offices

Gallery VMS Leasable Space

Atrium

VMS Leasable Space

VMS Leasable VMS Leasable

VMS Leasable Space

South Elevation

1/8” = 1’-0”

Section B

Space

Space

East Elevation

West Elevation

1/8” = 1’-0”

1/8” = 1’-0”

Section C

Street Perspective

East Elevation

West Elevation

1/8” = 1’-0”

1/8” = 1’-0”

Ground Floor Total: 21,775 sq.ft.

Reception Retail Space

Retail Space

2,326 sq.ft.

1,230 sq.ft.

2,400 sq.ft.

720 sq.ft.

1,866 sq.ft.

368 sq.ft.

427 sq.ft.

1,053 sq.ft.

2,326 sq.ft.

-Retail 1 -Retail 2 -Cafe -Kitchen -T Stop -Bike Storage -Reception -Print Shop -Fabrication Shop

MBTA Station Cafe

VMS Storage

Print Shop

/ Fabrication

Bike Storage

Machine Shop

Loading Dock

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10

26

20

50

100

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