First Draft of the Bend O' the River Master Plan

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BEND O’ THE

RIVER

PUBLIC WORKSHOP 3: LISTEN PRESENT DRAFT MASTER PLAN


Meeting Outline: 1. Public Engagement Summary 2. Site Contamination 3. Site Design Frameworks 4. Architectural Character 5. Draft Plan Walkthrough


1. Public Engagement Summary: Process Context Precedents Programming







Botanical Gardens NEAR TEXAS TRIANGLE



Site Context


PUBLIC MEETING 1, EDUCATE: POLLING HIGHLIGHTS


80% of respondents said they would visit

Botanical Gardens monthly or more frequently


Education, Beautiful Scenery, and Events were voted primary purposes for the site


Recreational activity most desired on the site is Walking Trails


PUBLIC MEETING 2, BUILD: OVERVIEW AND FINDINGS


Meeting 2 Design Elements: PASSIVE Programs ACTIVE Programs GARDEN Themes


Build Your Botanic Garden




PASSIVE programs: Self-generated Require no administration Walk-up and do Unscheduled Often dawn to dusk


PASSIVE RECREATIONAL SPACE


PICNICS


SAND BEACH


NATURE PLAYGROUND


PUBLIC ART


BIRD WATCHING


ACTIVE programs: Require administration Scheduled / Programmed Involve registration


EVENT SPACE


COMMUNITY SPACE


COFFEE | LUNCH | DRINKS | DINNER


CANOPY WALK


GARDEN THEMES (gardens within the garden)


BOTANICAL GARDEN (?)


NATIVE BOTANICAL GARDEN


POLLINATOR BOTANICAL GARDEN


SENSORY BOTANICAL GARDEN


FORMAL BOTANICAL GARDEN


FLORAL BOTANICAL GARDEN


ART BOTANICAL GARDEN


2. Site Contamination






Contamination Percentage of Contaminated Site, Top 4’ of Depth







COST COMPARISON: Option 1: Full Removal $2.5 to 3 million up-front No monitoring costs afterward Option 2: Cap-and-Cover $1.2 million up-front $5,000 annually for monitoring Additional costs for repair as needed


3. Site Design Frameworks: Circulation and Access Site Constraints



Site & Citywide Trail


Citywide Trail Option 1


Dallas Botanic Garden & City Trail


Alternative?


Citywide Trail Option 2a


Citywide Trail Option 2b




Citywide Trail Option 2a


First Phase


Future Phases as Funding Allows


Primary Path and Gardens


Secondary Path System


4. Architectural Character


Existing Site: Expansive Field


Proposed Architecture: Interior and Exterior


Responds to Flatness of Site


Site Walls, Wood Frames, Shed Roofs


Event and Classroom Buildings


Lone Oak Barn, Round Rock


Chapel at Caliber Oaks, Salado


ASU Campus Building (Lake Flato Architects)


Dallas Botanic Garden (Lake Flato Architects)


Existing Site: Horseshoe Lake


Existing Site: River Edge


Bird Watching, Canopy Walk


Access to Layers of the Forest


5. Draft Plan


Natural Topography


Preserve Habitat


Native / Nature Walk


Nature Walk Zones Site


Tree Removal / Contamination Zone


Nature Walk Zones Site


Draft Master Plan


PARKING

DROP OFF ENTRANCE PAVILION

Entry / Parking / Event / Plaza


Entry / Parking / Event / Plaza


PAVILION

FOOD GARDEN

KID’S GARDEN

Entry / Parking / Event / Plaza


Entry / Parking / Event / Plaza


Plaza / Pavilion / Restaurant / Cafe


Garden Collections Entrance


Garden Entry / Walk to River


Entry / Parking / Event / Plaza


Event Space


Event Space Social


Event Space to River


PAVILION

Gardens Collections


LANDMARK

LANDMARK

PAVILION

Gardens Collections


Gardens Collections


Garden Collections


Garden Collections


Gardens to River


WETLANDS

PRESERVED FOREST

GARDENS

Preserved Forest / Gardens


CANOPY WALK / BIRD TOWERS

ECOLOGY LANDMARK

Preserved Forest / Gardens


Preserved Forest / Gardens


Preserved Forest / Gardens


Preserved Forest / Gardens



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