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Buda City Park Schematic Design Presentation April 4, 2017

Agenda City Park Schematic Design

Vision and Goals

Circulation and Parking

Activity Lawn

Amphitheater

Playground and Water Play

Site Hydrology

Materials Planting

Architecture

Trails East Side Park Improvements

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Buda City Park


Vision and Goals City Park will serve as Buda’s signature park and recreation area. A larger trails system will connect City Park to adjacent green spaces, thereby leveraging their shared amenities and creating an expanded recreational network. 236

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Maximize event and program opportunities.

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Improve City Park’s identity as Buda’s central gathering place.

S TAGECOAC H PARK

C IT Y PARK

Creatively express the character of Buda.

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BR ADFIELD VILL AGE

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150’

300’

Illustrative Site Plan GARISON PA R K

S TA G E C O A C H PA R K

W AT E R T R E AT M E N T FACILITY

Pond

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ACTIVITY LAWN

O n i o n

C r e e k

Garis

Potential Disc Golf Area

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TRAILS

Trail Connection to School

Pavilion

Amphitheater Social Games

BUDA E L E M E N TA R Y S C H O O L

Playground

San Antonio Street


Entry Feature

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125’ 150’ 250’ 300’

Circulation and Parking DE SIGN P R IN C IP L E S :


1

Provide adequate parking for large festivals

2

Collect and filter stormwater from parking lots

3

Provide multiple parking areas for convenient access

4

Design drives for park visitors and maintenance vehicles

5

Ensure ADA accessibilty

Parking Capacity 1,119 total spaces within a 5-minute walk from City Park

C I T Y PA R K

406 Spaces at City Park

Legend Legend

Site Boundary

Site Boundary 5-Minute Walk Railroad 1/4-Mile Radius 5-Minute Walk Parks Creeks 10’Contours Parks N N

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200’

400’

200’ 400’ 0’ SCALE: 1”=400’-0”


Vehicular Circulation

215 SPACES

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Garis

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15 8 SPACES

O n i o n

4 0 6 T O TA L PA R K I N G S PA C E S 3 3 SPACES 33 S PA C E S

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125’ 150’ 250’ 300’

O n i o n

C r e e k

G A R I S O N

R O A D

Pedestrian Circulation

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125’ 150’ 250’ 300’

Site Program GARISON MEMORIAL PA R K

S TA G E C O A C H PA R K

W AT E R T R E AT M E N T FACILITY

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Trails

C r e e k

Amphitheater

O n i o n

O n i o n

C r e e k

Garis

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Activity Lawn

Pavilion Lawn Social Games BUDA E L E M E N TA R Y S C H O O L

Playground

San Antonio Street


Entry Feature

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125’ 150’ 250’ 300’

Activity Lawn DE SIGN P R IN C IP L E S :


1

Accommodate for festival crowds

2

Allow for passive recreation

3

Provide overflow seating for amphitheater

Activity Lawn

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50’

100’

Activity Lawn


Gariso

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Section through Swale

ACTIVITY LAWN

PROMENADE


BERM

SWALE

PA R K I N G

Swale and Berm Design


Perspective


Amphitheater DE SIGN P R IN C IP L E S :


1

Provide seating and standing room for large concerts

2

Design for optimum comfort, keeping in mind sun angles, shade and comfortable seating

3

Use low maintenance strategies for planting and hardscape materials

4

Design for flexibility of use

5

Provide for all back-of-house needs for electrical, set-up and take-down

Amphitheater

# of people

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40’

80’

Amphitheater


Gariso

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Section through Amphitheater

SLOPED LAWN S TA G E


PAT H

ACTIVITY LAWN

Playground and Water Play DE SIGN P R IN C IP L E S :


1

Provide opportunities for all age groups

2

Separate age groups

3

Design areas for parental supervision

4

Work with existing topography

5

Provide opportunities for challenging, interactive play

6

Design with low maintenance in mind

7

Provide for safety and inclusivity

Playground

BIG KIDS LITTLE KIDS


WATER PLAY

Play Concept The water play features are meant to evoke the water patterns and morphology of Onion Creek

M E A DO W

Little Kids The meadow represents the youngest kids at the playground; first growth. The meadow provides open visibility for safe adventuring and seeking out new friendships, while still remaining in view of parents.

Imagination Discovery Adventure Confidence Interaction


ONION CREEK

FOREST

Big Kids The forest represents the older kids at the playground. The forest provides more opportunities to hide and climb and take on risks, enabling new skills and independence.

Leadership Independence Reasoning Challenge Risk

Little Kids


Big Kids


Water Inspiration FLOOD

WAT ERFA L L

SPRINKLE

SEEP MIST SPLASH


Water Play FLOOD

WAT ERFA L L

SPRINKLE

SEEP MIST SPLASH


Interactive Water Feature


Perspective at Playground


Site Hydrology DE SIGN P R IN C IP L E S :


1

Strategically direct, collect and filter stormwater

2

Provide for low maintenance planting

3

Provide retention areas

G A R I S O N

R O A D

Water Flows

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125’

250’

Planting DE SIGN P R IN C IP L E S :


1

Maximize biodiversity

2

Design based on ecological analysis

3

Use native or adapted low maintenance species

4

Reflect the landscape of central Texas

5

Use planting to illustrate the dynamic beauty of the landscape

Planting


Materials DE SIGN P R IN C IP L E S :


1

Use durable, long-lasting materials

2

Provide for low maintenance

3

Represent the character of Buda

Lighting

Sculptural pole

Wood and steel bollard

Steel bollard

Wood bollard

Low bollards


Rustic wood pole

Multi-directional poles

Modern wood pole

Modern steel pole

Site Furnishings

Bike racks

Grills

Dog waste station

Trash / recycling

Stone picnic table

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Hardscape

Broom-finished concrete

Concrete

Gravel

Permeable paving

Asphalt

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Architecture | Main Pavilion


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42' - 8" PATIO

PLAN N

1 LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN

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O 4’ 8’ 123' - 0" OVERALL

40' - 0" STAGE WALL

30' - 0"

19' - 10" TRELLIS

16 ’

PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

DONNA CARTER TEXAS REGISTRATION NUMBER #8207

THIS DOCUMENT IS RELEASED FOR THE PURPOSE OF INTERIM REVIEW. IT IS INCOMPLETE AND MAY NOT BE USED FOR REGULATORY APPROVAL, PERMIT, OR CONSTRUCTION.

18' - 6" ENTRY

BUDA CITY PARK BUDA, TEXAS 78610

MULTI-USE AREA 32' - 0"

140' - 2" OVERALL

BUDA PARKS AND TRAILS

PATIO SIDEWALK

10' - 0"

15' - 0" ENTRY

56' - 0" COURT AREA

PAVILION FLOOR PLAN

30' - 0"

13' - 6" TRELLIS

89' - 6" PATIO

Architecture | Main Pavilion ISSUE DATE: 21 MARCH 2017

BASKETBALL COURT

32’ N

1/8" = 1'-0"

CARTER  DESIGN

ARCHITECTURE  PRESERVATION  PLANNING

A S S O C I A T E S

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INTERIOR VIEWS




Architecture | Main Pavilion ISSUE DATE: 21 MARCH 2017

A S S O C I A T E S

CARTER  DESIGN


Architecture | Restroom Pavilion

CARTER  DESIGN A S S O C I A T E S



Architecture | Restroom Pavilion

N O 1’ 2’

5’

10’

CARTER  DESIGN A S S O C I A T E S



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RESTROOM INTERIOR VIEWS




Architecture | Restroom Pavilion ISSUE DATE: 14 MARCH 2017

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STAGING AREA / STORAGE

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UP

PLAN N

1 1/8" = 1'-0"

BREEZEWAY

DRESSING ROOM

STAGE STAGING AREA / STORAGE

UP

O 1 ’ 2’ 5’ 10’

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BUDA CITY PARK BUDA, TEXAS 78610

TOILET


TOILET PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION



MECH. / ELEC.

AMPHITHEATER PLAN

Architecture | Amphitheater ISSUE DATE: 15 MARCH 2017

STORAGE

UP

CORRIDOR

DRESSING ROOM

Preliminary Cost Estimate Site Preparation $753,826 Utilities $466,000 Site Amenities & Furnishings $255,900 Signage & Entry $40,000 Trails $33,000 Landscape $677,144 Roads & Parking $622,961 Architecture $1,000,000 Subtotal $4,762,428 Soft Costs $1,121,843 Approximate Total for City Park

$5,884,271

Garlic Creek Trail $303,660 East Side Park Improvements $359,000
