Landscape Architecture LDE362 Hunter Rand / Hargrove

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The Ribbon Downtown Phoenix is a lively and diverse area that never sleeps. There are always events from concerts to baseball games. Downtown Phoenix is where all the adjacent cities that make-up the Valley join, creating a focal point. Whether traveling from the North, East, or West side of the Valley, there is a pleasant experience transitioning into the jungle that is Downtown. The South side however has a buffer, the warehouse district, preventing an inviting transition into the area. The goal is to revitalize this once prominent area and invite the adjacent neighborhoods.

Context Jefferson St

Madison St

Jackson St Railroad

7th St

5th St

4th St

3rd St

2nd St

1st St

1st Ave

Central Ave

Buchanan St

Dudley Ventures

B

Office

Parking

4-Level parking

B

Talking Stick Resort Arena

Parking

1st St

Central Ave

Master Plan

Retail B

B

Jackson St

A A.C.T

A

Hotel

A Gallery

The Croft Downtown

Events on Jackson

A Apartments

CCBG.

U-Haul

Retail

Legend’s Bar

Razor Emporium

Office

2nd St

OIC

3rd St

Khalsa Sevak’s Art Studios

KOI Education

Buchanan St 25 0

100 50

150

The Master Plan for the new vision of the Warehouse District shows a collection of spaces utilized for outdoor activity. It is designed to get people to react within the environment and question their role as a Phoenician. There are various parks throughout the site including a larger ribbon of green space which replaced existing vehicle parking. Alongside this greenbelt are a skylight looking down at Central Avenue, a graffiti park for local artists, and a playground for all ages. Tying these spatial elements is a red interactive ribbon which ties the knot on the buffer between South Phoenix and Downtown, connecting all adjacent municipalities and cities into the center of the Valley.

Elevation

A

B

Perspective

Facing Southwest Entrance to the Green Ribbon Park on the intersection between 2nd St and Jackson St.

Facing Northwest Jackson Park on the intersection of the railroad tracks and 3rd St.

LDE 362: Spring 2017 Landscape Architecture II

Student: Hunter Rand Instructor: Allyce Hargrove


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