Yichen Wang Work Samples by Yichen Wang

Yichen Wang Work Sample

GSAPP Works 2014 - 2015

01 Learning from Food

Infographic and Reinvention of Kitchen 01 - 02

02 Art as Pacemaker

Artist Work/Live Community 03 - 04

03 Working Space

Sculpture, Pavilion and Bridge 05 - 06

Pre-GSAPP Works 2011-2014

04 Routine and Innovation Norman Civic Center 07 - 08

05 Sulphur Dell

ULI Hines Competition 09 - 10

05 Controversy and Choice Ara Pacis Museum 11 - 12

06 Lose and Quest

National Weather Museum 13 - 14

07 Re-visioning Revit Riverside Residence 15

08 Internship Works Callison, China 16

09 Other Works

Poster Design and Rendering 17 - 18

01 Learning from Food - Infographic of Food - Reinvention of Kitchen Columbia GSAPP AAD Studio Summer 2014 Instructor: Joaquim Moreno Individual Work

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Food is the research engine of the studio. The studio is arranged by two tasks. The first one is about researching the food from different scales politically, logically, and technologically. Coming up with the question about culinary formalism, performance, and topography, the goal is to interrogate the boundary between food and architecture. Then, a laboratory for taste will be invented as a new architecture. Instead of solving a problem by

an architectural method, it is an opportunity to raise the question about the possibility of the space of our domesticity. I propose, the place, juxtaposing the concept of spectacular, transforms the typical domestic kitchen into an urban scale.

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Ruling and Freedom - Infographic of Chinese traditional table

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Steamed BBQ Pork Bun Chive Dumpling

Customer

Shrimp W/ Spinach Dumpling

Bun, Dumpling, and Rice

Waiter

Sticky Rice W/ Chicken In Lotus Leaf Shrimp Dumpling

Yum Cha

Siu Mai Steamed Shanghai Dumpling

1234 Bun, Dumpling, and Rice

Layered Cake Malaysla Cake

Steamed Egg Custard Bun

Cake and Dessert

Custard Roll Sponge Cake Porkribs W/ Black Bean Sauce Steamed Beef Ball

Typical Floor Plan

Steamed Chicken Feet W/ Oyster Sauce Beef Tripe With Ginger And Onion

Meat Bean curd Skin Roll

Time

Consumption of Dim Sum / 2 mins 4 3 2 1 0 1 Time

2 Tea

Tea

Management and Methodology - Infographic of Steamer

tent top (exhaust smoking)

tent structure & trapeze

central control system

curtain system

performing area & seating stage

tent

The Circus Kitchen provides people with a place to appreciate cooking performance, encouraging everyone to celebrate food together. It is making cooking to be an event or a festival. The Circus Kitchen is arranged by four parts, including central stage, cooking area, seating area, and outer visiting circle. During the working time, the circus will be organized effectively for the different activities. Exploded Axon

Interior Perspective

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02 Artist Community

- New type of the artist work/live community Columbia GSAPP AAD Studio Spring 2015 Site: Paris, France Instructor: Lise Anne Couture Individual Work The project of creating a new type of artist accommodate aims to challenge the current situation of public/private residence, providing a different interpretation of artist living. I design the community by emphasizing on the relationship between public and different types of artists. The various spaces are intertwined to each other, creating the confused spatial situation intentionally. I mix the public and artist spaces from inside to outside to create unique and unexpected conditions for the insertion of site specific art and to engage with the adjoining public space.

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WORKSHOP

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ENTRANCE INFO

EXHIBITION

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FILM CLUB

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Photography Club Community Outdoor Performing Book Store

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Community Cafe Workshop Performing Art Stage

Studio Residence

Gallery Studio Outdoor Exhibition

Artist

Workshop Community Fashion Club Photography Club Film Club Performing Space / Show Cafe Open Space Exhibition Music Hall Performing Art Stage Performance and Show Fashion Show Reading Club Outdoor Exhibition Outdoor Performance Entrance Hall Shop Fashion Boutique Gallery Book Store Cafe

Artist

Public

Programmatic Analysis

Gallery Cafe Perspective

Main Entrance Perspective

Garden Entrance Perspective

03 Working Space - Painting Analysis - Pavilion Design - Bridge Design Columbia GSAPP AAD Studio Fall 2014 Site: New York City, NY Instructor: Michael Bell Individual Work

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Instead of researching site, program, or context, the studio attempts to seek the turning point of architecture. It is started from studying the “working space“ in a painting to translating the space to the architectural language. In order to create a pictorial space in the painting Supper at Emmaus by Caravaggio, I concentrate on creases in clothing. Those

creases indicate the four figures’ diverse motions and expressions. I use the various movements and tendencies to create four spacial experiences in the Central Park’s pavilion. Then, I utilize the unique language to propose a reply to the pedestrian bridge, which is connected to the seven train station and the Flashing park. The different spacial qualities and the in-between spaces are both crucial for the project.

a. Analysis of Supper at Emmaus

b. Sculpture

c. Pavilion

d. Bridge

Sequence and Process

Analysis of Space - Section

Four Spacial Experiences - Pavilion

Four Spacial Experiences - Bridge

04 Routine and Innovation

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- Norman Civic Center Design

THERMOPLASTIC WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE MEMBRANE FLASHING

SHEET-METAL PARAPET CAP SLOPED TO DRAIN ROOF SIDE

CONTINUOUS CLEAT

University of Oklahoma Studio Spring 2014 Site: Norman, OK Instructor: Nick Harm Individual Work

SHEET-METAL PROTECTION

SEAM PLATES AND FASTENERS MEMBRANE FLASHING DRAINAGE LAYER

THERMAL INSULATION

The studio aims to propose a public project in the new planning area at the center of Norman. In order to 2fulfill the different demands, I design a civic center with multi-functional spaces.

CONCRETE SLAB

W16 X 36 STEEL BEAM HANGING STIRRUP BOLT TO SUSPENDED CEILING

The complete construction document is required in the studio, which includes site plan, structure framing plan, HVAC plan, wall section and so on.

Detail 1

DETAIL

A9.1

2" THICK INSULATED GLASS

WINDOW FRAME FINISH FLOOR

CONCRETE SLAB

W16 X 36 STEEL BEAM

HANGING STIRRUP BOLT TO SUSPENDED CEILING

Norman C

Norma

SUSPENDED CEILING

3D SE AND D CURTAIN THERMAL INSULATION Project Number

PERFORATED STAINLESS STEEL PANELS

Date Drawn By

3D SECTION (SOUTHWEST CORNER) A9.1

DETAIL

Checked By

A9.1

Interior Perspective (Third Floor)

Interior Perspective (First Floor)

130'-8"

28'-0"

32'-0"

28'-7"

2 6.1

21'-0"

2'-3"

38'-0"

21'-0"

18'-0"

22'-11"

6'-8"

10'-2"

17'X24'

20'-2"

3'-5"

MECHANICAL ROOM

8'-5"

18'-11"

UP UP

AMPLE SPACE

28'-1"

0'-0"

12'-1"

1'-0"

23'-1

6'-8

6'-8"

3'-9

" 7'-0

2'-0"

9'-0"

24'-7"

1 6.1

9'-4" 13'-4"

BOOK STORE 19'X45'

39'-2"

10'-0"

11'-10"

3'-2" 3'-4"

4'-6 3/4"

7'-6"

UP 36'-0"

1'-4"

12'-9"

23'-4"

74'-0"

LOBBY AND INFORMATION

78'-7"

4'-0"

36'-0"

9'-1"

8" 3'-4" 6"

38'-0"

10'-4"

23'-1" 38'-0"

3'-4" 4"

32'-0"

8'-3"

3'-4" 1'-2 "

GUTTER

3'-8"

6'-8"

2 6.1

17'-8" 28'-0"

32'-0"

38'-0"

130'-0"

Norman Civic Center Norman, OK

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN A2.1

Project Number

SCALE: 1"=8'

04/20/2014

Date

Yichen Wang

Drawn By Checked By

Checker

A 2.1

First Floor Plan 1

28'-0"

32'-0"

38'-0"

FAN ROOM 60"x60" AIR INTAKE

60"x60" FA & RELIEF OUTLET

C AIR INTAKE

6" Ø 7"x10" 8" Ø

8" Ø

10"x10"

38'-0"

8" Ø

10"x10"

AHU #3

10"x10"

AHU #2 CONNECT TO FOUTH FLOOR

12"x12"

M1.3

8" Ø

12"x40"

12"x30"

12"x16" 10"x12"

7" Ø

8" Ø

FIRE DAMPER

8"x10" 6" Ø UP

8" Ø

10"x10"

12"x18"

7" Ø

12"x50"

12"x16"

7" Ø

12"x57"

12"x60"

12"x12" 7" Ø

7" Ø

38'-0"

6" Ø

9" Ø UP

9" Ø 12"x12"

9" Ø

12"x80"

12"x12"

12"x94" 8" Ø

8" Ø

11" Ø

8" Ø

11" Ø UP

10" Ø 12"x12"

12"x90"

OPEN TO ABOVE

7"x9" 6" Ø

12"x12"

12"x12" DN

7"x9"

12"x30" 6" Ø

12"x42"

6" Ø 7"x9"

6" Ø 6" Ø 7"x9"

28'-0"

6" Ø 6" Ø 7"x9"

32'-0"

6" Ø 6" Ø 7"x9"

8"x9"

6" Ø 7"x9"

32'-0"

7" Ø

12"x85"

12"x80"

12"x70"

12"x62"

12"x52" 6" Ø

12"x88" 8" Ø

12"x12"

12"x27"

8" Ø

12"x16"

36'-0"

6" Ø

38'-0"

5 W 21 X 44 Beam W 24 X 94 Beam

THIRD FLOOR PLAN - HVAC

m2/sec

OFFICE

6000

84000

7000

PUBLIC SPACE

3209

115524

19254

ZONE 1

OPEN

2'-0"

SCALE: 1"=8'

GENERAL NOTES: 1. DUCTWORK AND PIPING PENETRATIONS THROUGH RATED WALLS TO BE CONSTRUCTED PER APPROPRIATE U.L. DESIGN. REFER TO DETAILS ON ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. 2. USE ONLY PLENUM RATED MATERIALS IN RETURN AIR PLENUM ABOVE ALL CEILINGS. 3. ALL DUCT SIZES INDICATED ON THE PLANS ARE FREE AREA DIMENSIONS. WHERE DUCTWORK IS INDICATED TO BE LINED. INCREASE SIZES TO COMPENSATE FOR LINER. 4. INSTALL MANUAL BALANCE DAMPERS IN ALL SUPPLY RUNOUTS TO SUPPLY GRILLES NEAR THE MAIN DUCT OR DISCHARGE PLENUM. 5. COORDINATE THE FINAL LOCATION OF EACH TERMINAL UNIT WITH OTHER TRADES SUCH AS FIRE SPRINKLER, FIRE ALARM, LIGHTING, CABLE TRAYS, ETC. SO THAT THE TERMINAL UNIT MAY BE PROPERLY SERVICED.

HEIGHT VOLUME COOLING AIR VOLUMN

Norman, OK

Duct

PLAN NOTES: 1. VARIABLE VOLUME TERMINAL UNIT (VAV) MOUNTED ABOVE THE CEILING. 2. MANUAL DAMOER. 3. DUCT UP THRU FLOOR ABOVE. INSTALL FIRE DAMPER AT FLOOR. PROVIDE ACCESS DOORS IN DUCT AND CHASE. 4. ACOUSTICALLY LINED TRANSFER AIR DUCT.

ZONE 2

Norman Civic Center

Duct

7 1/2" 2"

AREA

1'-0"

M1.3

PROGRAM

THIRD FLOOR PLAN - HVAC

Project Number

04/20/2014

Date

Yichen Wang

Drawn By

Checker

Checked By

Ceiling

M 1.3

Sprinkler head

1 M1.3

DETAIL SCALE: 1"=1'

Third Floor Plan - HVAC 1

GUTTER

28.00

PARAPETS

32.00

5 38.00

68'-1" 65'-3"

ROOF INSULATION INSULATION SLOPE

SLOPE

59'-6"

40'-0"

26'-0"

14'-6"

SLOPE

2'-0" 0'-0"

1-1 SECTION A6.1

GUTTER

SCALE: 1"=8'

PARAPETS 38.00

36.00 68'-1"

ROOF INSULATION INSULATION

65'-3" SLOPE SLOPE

59'-6"

40'-0"

Norman Civic Center

26'-0"

Norman, OK

SECTION 14'-6"

Project Number

04/20/2014

Date

SLOPE

Yichen Wang

Drawn By

SLOPE

0'-0"

2-2 SECTION A6.1

SCALE: 1"=8'

Checked By

Checker

A 6.1

Section

- 2014 ULI Competition Spring 2014 Site: Nashville, TE Instructor: Nick Harm Team work with Leah Lee Schroeder (architecture), Amber Lee Conwell (architecture), Ana Ruiz (urban planning), Balaji Sridharan (MBA)

Green Green roof roof

Green Green wall wall

Solar panel Solar panel

C C

RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL

A BRIDGE FOR

COMMUNITY

A BRIDGE FOR

COMMUNITY

SU SU

LEED Platinum: Neighborhood Development Plan Smart Location & Linkage:

RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL

27/28pts.

Preferred Locations, Brownfield Remediation, Access to Quality Transit, Bicycle Facilities, Housing and Jobs Proximity, Site Design for Habitat or Wetland and Water Body, Restoration of Habitat or Wetlands and Water Bodies, Long-Term Conservation Management of Habitat or Wetlands and Water Bodies

38/41pts

Neighborhood Pattern & Design:

Walkable Streets, Compact Development, Mixed-Use Neighborhoods, Housing Types and Affordability, Reduced Parking Footprint, Connected Circulation Network, Transit Facilities, Access to Civic & Public Space, Access to Recreation Facilities, Visit-ability and Universal Design, Community Outreach and Involvement, Local Food Production, Tree-Lined and Shaded Streetscapes

OFFICE OFFICE

12 11

OFFICE OFFICE RETAIL RETAIL

OFFICE RETAIL OFFICE RETAIL Green Infrastructure & Buildings:

5TH AVENUE Affordable rental CROSs-SECTION 15% Market Firmly rate rental 3%ideals that make Nashville a place to be; the new sustainable rooted in the development brings a strong sense of civic pride, a rich artistic culture, and a distinct focus Market rate for-sale 11% on healthy living. Promoted through open public spaces, where people can interact; bike Office 16% Firmly in the idealsthroughout that make the Nashville a place to be;easy the new sustainable sharing, with rooted ample greenways neighborhood; and accessible options Retail 26% development bringsSulphur a strongDell sense of civica pride, richa artistic and a distinct focus for healthy eating; becomes bridgeafor diverseculture, community. on healthy living. HotelPromoted through 14% open public spaces, where people can interact; bike sharing, with ample greenways throughout the neighborhood; and easy accessible options Structured for healthyparking eating; Sulphur7% Dell becomes a bridge for a diverse community. Surface parking 8% Total 1,835,239 SF

Services 33 31 Visitor Center

HISTORY & CULTURAL HERITAGE EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE LOCATION HISTORY &MUSIC CULTURAL CITY HERITAGE EXISTING NEIGHBORHOODS INFRASTRUCTURE THRIVING LOCATION MUSIC CITY THRIVING NEIGHBORHOODS AVAILABILITY OF SKILLED INDUSTRIAL LABOUR CHEAP LAND AVAILABILITY SKILLED AUTOMOBILEOF INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL LABOUR EMPLOYMENT CHEAP LAND TOURISM AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY HEALTHY LIVING EMPLOYMENT TOURISM HEALTHY LIVING

32 34 Research Clinic & Healing Garden 33 35 Sulphur Dell Offices 34 Bow Truss Building 35 Community Fitness Center 36 Tennessee Education Association 37 Metro Social Services Residences 22 Cumberland Townhomes 38 23 Sulphur Springs Senior 39 Wellness Center & Living

RACIAL SEGREGATION SPRAWL LACK OF PUBLIC TRANSIT RACIAL SEGREGATION NATURAL HAZARDS BASEBALL SPRAWL GAMES ARE APRIL LACK OF PUBLIC TRANSIT THROUGH AUGUST NATURAL HAZARDS BASEBALL GAMES ARE APRIL THROUGH AUGUST DOMESTIC AND GLOBAL COMPETITION IN AUTOMOBILE PRODUCTION DOMESTIC AND(24.7%) GLOBAL OBESITY RATE COMPETITION IN AUTOMOBILE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COST OF PRODUCTION CHRONIC DISEASES OBESITY (24.7%) URBAN BLACKRATE HOLE (PARKING DIRECT ANDAREAS) INDIRECT COST OF CHRONIC DISEASES URBAN BLACK HOLE (PARKING AREAS)

S S O O

41 2 French Lick Apartments 42 26 District 19 Lofts TO GALLATIN

PHASE ONE

14,000

age 67) & (age 54) Jackson (age 31)

Pedestrian Pedestrian

Bioswale Bioswale

Bike Lane Bike Lane

Music Bike Music Way Bike Way

Permeable Permeable Pavment ParkingParking Pavment

Bike Lane Bike Lane

Affordable rental Market rate rental Market rate for-sale Office Retail Hotel Structured parking Surface parking

3% 0% 0% 31%

Future BRT Station

TO GALLATIN

Proposed Roads Future BRT Station Arterial Streets Existing Stops CollectorBus Streets Local Streets Proposed Roads

Total 772,934 ArterialSF Streets

Collector Streets Local Streets

B B

PEDESTRIAN & BICYCLE CIRCULATION

VEHICULAR & TRANSIT CIRCULATION

PEDESTRIAN & BICYCLE CIRCULATION

VEHICULAR & TRANSIT CIRCULATION

14,000

Preserved Buildings

PHASE TWO

Major traffic routes Strategic area

Music City Center Calvary Cemetery

500ʼ

250ʼ

500ʼ

Retail/Commercial Total build-out: 3,034,342 SF

New and Future Construction Preserved Historic Preserved Buildings New and Future Infill

250

Residential Single Family/ Townhomes Residential Multi-Family Hotel

PHASE THREE

Residential Single Family/ Townhomes Retail

RUNNING

Residential Multi-Family Public/Office/Healthcare Recreational Hotel Parking Structure Retail

Public/Office/Healthcare Mixed-Use Office/Retail Recreational Mixed-Use Residential/Office/Retail Parking Structure Mixed-Use Office/Retail Mixed-Use Residential/Office/Retail

Demolished Buildings

Tristan (age 26) Has recently graduated with Tristan (age 26) his master’s in Physical Thera-

py and recently received a job Has recently graduated with at the Clinic Research Centre. his master’s in Physical TheraDuring the Baseball season he py and recently received a job acts as the teams on spot physiat the Clinic Research Centre. cal therapist. During the Baseball season he acts as the teams on spot physical therapist.

Martin & France (ages 28) Martin & France Commute from Franklin (ages 28) the weekends and enjo

ing the shared bike sys Commute from Franklin ride to the various even the weekends and enjo the Farmer’s Market’s ing the shared bike sys shopping, to local live ride to the various even Champions Plaza, and the Farmer’s Market’s Riverside cafes. shopping, to local live Champions Plaza, and Riverside cafes.

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Vanderbilt Children's Hospital

TO LEBANON AIRPORT

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36” diameter Schuward Oak Live/Work

12” diameter River Birch

926

2,103

551

351

2,103

551

31,054

3,392

766

TOTAL AVERAGE PER YEAR

31,054

3,392

766

5TH AVENUE

TREE IMPACT Townhomes

TREE CANOPY

5TH AVENUE AFTER ROAD DIET

TREE IMPACT

TREE CANOPY

5TH AVENUE AFTER ROAD DIET

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351

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5TH AVENUE

MUSIC BIKE WAY

142009

PUBLIC SPACE

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PUBLIC SPACE

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BUILDINGS TYPOLOGIES

142009

Greenway Greenway

926

14,565

Proposed trees Existing trees

Bioswale Bioswale + Schomard + Schomard Oak Oak

14,565

RIVER FRONT SECTION Existing trees

Greenway Greenway

326

Increased by 53%

Pedestrian Pedestrian

326

1,915

BEHAVIOUR MAP AVERAGE DAY Increased by 53%

Bike Lane Bike Lane

1,915

14,386

Greenway

ntial 36” diameter ide res ntial ide res Schuward Oak

14,386

Pedestrian + Permeable Pavers

Pedestrian

36” diameter MixedRed Use Maple

Bioswale + Schomard Oak

36” diameter Red Maple

Electricity/Resources Conserved (kw/h) Electricity/Resources Conserved (kw/h)

Starpath Electricity free bike path

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Greenway

per tree

CO2 Reduced (pounds) CO2 Reduced (pounds)

Bioswale Bioswale + River +Birch River Birch

(gallons) Stormwater Retained (gallons) B

LAND USE

Vehicular Vehicular

Stormwater

Native Nashvilleper tree

numberinof people district - 4,497 Total numberTotal of people the districtin- the 4,497

Greenway

Native Nashville

FIGURE GROUND

Bioswale Bioswale + Red Maple + Red Maple

numberinof people district - 17,863 Total numberTotal of people the districtin- the 17,863

REGIONAL CONNECTIVITY

LAND USE

Starpath Starpath Electricity Electricity free bike free path bike path

FIGURE GROUND

TO MURFREESBORO

Vehicular Vehicular

TO FRANKLIN

Bike Lane Bike Lane

REGIONAL CONNECTIVITY

Bioswale Bioswale + River +Birch River Birch

TO MURFREESBORO

Pedestrian Pedestrian

TO FRANKLIN

Hotel

Bike Lane

250ʼ

0ʼ

Retail/Commercial

Calvary Cemetery

Retained BEHAVIOUR MAP GAME DAY

Bioswale + River Birch

SPRINTING

LP Field University of Tennessee

Vanderbilt Children's Hospital

0ʼ

Total build-out: 3,034,342 SF Preserved Historic

Strategic area Attractions

New and Future Construction Green Public Space New and Future Infill Demolished Buildings New and Future Green Public Space

The Parthenon

Leveraged IRR 22.9% Current Site Value $100.8 mil Leveragedsite IRRvalue 22.9% Projected $1,030 mil Current Site Value $100.8 mil Projected site value $1,030 mil

Existing Bus Stops

66% 0% 0% 0%

Major traffic routes

Places of interest

JOGGING

The Parthenon

Just recently relocated and has opened his small business in the Sulpher Dell Offices off on 4th Street. He loves to run and enjoys jogging along the Riverside to the Music City Bikeway. The convenience to healthy foods and good entertainment is a huge plus for him.

Vehicular

52% 0% 0% 0%

Existing greenway Existing bike lanes Future bike lanes Pedestrian improvements Existing greenway Elephant paths Existing bike lanes B Bike share station Future bike lanes B Future Bike share Pedestrian improvements Elephant paths SF Total 476,169 B Bike share station B Future Bike share

Music City Center LP Field University of Tennessee

Bioswale + Red Maple

33%

Places of interest

Mkt rental Str-d P Surface P 148,483 SF 133,624 SF118,786 SF

Vehicular

15% 0%

Total: 101pts

Attractions

43 2 Stockyard Plaza Live/Work Lofts

seball fans that to Sulphur Dell eing able to walk d sit in the Beer e listening to music ckyard Restaurant. e “aging in place” spects.

Innovation & Design Process: 5/6pts WATER RECYCLING CISTERN Regional Priority Credits: 3/4 pts

W W T T

40 2 Riverfront Condos

250,000 SF

Affordable rental Market rate rental Market rate for-sale Office Retail Hotel Structured parking Surface parking

Bioswale Bioswale

Flood Break Flood Break Sysvtem Sysvtem

Beer Garden Beer Garden

5TH AVENUE CROSs-SECTION

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WATER RECYCLING CISTERN

28/31 pts

Certified Green Buildings, Optimize Building Energy Performance, Indoor Water Use Reduction, Outdoor Water Use Reduction, Building Reuse, Historic Resource Preservation and Adaptive Reuse, Minimized Site Disturbance, Rainwater Management, Heat Island Reduction, Solar Orientation, Renewable Energy Production, Infrastructure Energy Efficiency, Wastewater Management, Recycled and Reused Infrastructure, Solid Waste Management, Light PolluWATER RECYCLINGtion CISTERN Reduction

Bike Lane

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05 Sulphur Dell

MUSIC BIKE WAY

142009

MUSIC BIKE WAY

Green roof

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COMMUNITY

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WATER RECYCLING CISTERN

Lodging

7th

e. Av

12 15 Embassy Suites Hotel Restaurants & Nightlife Attractions

Future BRT Station

Leveraged IRR 22.9% Current Site Value $100.8 mil Projected site value $1,030 mil

Existing Bus Stops Proposed Roads Arterial Streets Collector Streets Local Streets

A 5th Avenue section

14 17 Music City Beer Garden

33 31 Visitor Center

22 Riverfront Public Access Point

15 18 Line-Drive Bowling Alley

32 34 Research Clinic & Healing Garden

0ʼ

250ʼ

500ʼ

1,000ʼ

20 Farmerʼs Market Live Music 17

34 Bow Truss Building

55 Sculpture Garden & Metal Workshop

21 Dell Smoothies 18

35 Community Fitness Center

66 Music City Bikeway

22 Music & Sounds Bar 19

36 Tennessee Education Association

77 Sulphur Spring Bottom Park

20 23 Sub Shop

88 Stockyard Plaza & Water Park

21 24 Nashʼs Organic Food Cafe

B Bike way upgrade

9 Nashville Sounds Ballpark f Jefferson Bridge Play Park 10

37 Metro Social Services Residences 23 Sulphur Springs Senior 39

Shopping

Wellness Center & Living

28 26 Champions Plaza

E River front section

11 9 Urban Farm

2 27 Farmerʼs Market

40 2 Riverfront Condos

F Public space view

12 Community & Day Care Center

30 28 Whole Foods Grocery

41 2 French Lick Apartments

13 Boys & Girls Club

31 29 Northend Bookstore

42 26 District 19 Lofts

14 State Library & Archives

32 30 Riverfront Shoppes

43 2 Stockyard Plaza Live/Work Lofts

PHASE ONE Retail/Commercial

NSIT CIRCULATION

Office 1,240,239 SF

533,523 SF

Market rate for sale Affordable rental Hotel 355,734 SF 253,953 SF

250,000 SF

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Martin & Francesca (ages 28) Tristan (age 26) Has recently graduated with his master’s in Physical Therapy and recently received a job at the Clinic Research Centre. During the Baseball season he acts as the teams on spot physical therapist.

Commute from Franklin on the weekends and enjoy using the shared bike system to ride to the various events from the Farmer’s Market’s great shopping, to local live music in Champions Plaza, and to the Riverside cafes.

Ping (age 20) Is a young handicapped math major that goes to Vanderbilt. He uses the BRT as his primary transportation and enjoys the nightlife entertainment and accessible neighborhood.

Meredith (age 65) Meredith has moved to the Sulphur Springs Senior Wellness Centre, because of its active community. She loves the proximity to the river because she loves to kayak and she enjoys taking her grandchildren to the Stockyard Plaza waterpark.

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Sergio (age 67) & Christina (age 54) Lorelai (age 36) Is a street musician that frequently plays her guitar in the Champions Plaza. She lives in the District 19 Lofts affordable housing unit and works at the Boys & Girls Club.

Long time Baseball fans that have retired to Sulphur Dell and enjoy being able to walk to games and sit in the Beer Garden while listening to music from the Stockyard Restaurant. They love the “aging in place” community aspects.

Jackson (age 31) Just recently relocated and has opened his small business in the Sulpher Dell Offices off on 4th Street. He loves to run and enjoys jogging along the Riverside to the Music City Bikeway. The convenience to healthy foods and good entertainment is a huge plus for him.

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