Conceptual Master Plan - Emeryville Center of Community Life

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CONCEPTUAL DESIGN January 9, 2009 Emeryville Center of Community Life provide riparian habitat value. The creek/rain garden will transition into a special paving treatment referencing the creek in the sidewalk along 53 rd . 11. Multi-Use Terrace The Multi-Use Terrace is elevated above the fields with wide steps which provide both informal seating and a transition between the spaces. A half basketball court is scored into concrete paving, allowing for recreational use as well as informal seating or gathering. Trees planting areas provide shade. A fountain at the north end of the terrace celebrates Temescal Creek, and connects to the faux creek. Seating elements include seatwalls, seatpads, and the steps down to the fields. 12. Fields The High School Athletic Program includes a synthetic turf baseball, softball and soccer/football field ringed by a 12’ perimeter running track. The track will be synthetic rubberized material, meeting all current environmental and content standards. Permanent backstops, football goal posts, and dugout fencing will be provided as well as portable soccer goals. Bleachers will be moveable so they can be used for multiple sports. Netting which can be raised on poles or lowered when not in use will be provided for ball control, beyond the southeastern football end zone. A 12’ high vinyl-clad chain link fence will run adjacent to the 53 rd Street sidewalk, and approximately 75 feet into the site between the track and the faux creek. The exact height and extent of fence will be more accurately defined at a later stage of the design process. A similar fence will be provided behind the baseball diamond in the southwest corner and along the western perimeter. A field grooming machine should be included for future maintenance. 13. Streetscape Street trees in tree grates will be provided along the three perimeter streets. Decorative street lighting will be coordinated with tree locations. Scored, toned concrete paving will highlight entries. All work at the streets will comply with City of Emeryville standards, and San Pablo corridor design guidelines. 14. Play Areas Kindergarten and elementary school play areas will be located on grade. Play areas will be enclosed with 4-foot high ornamental iron fence and gates. Again, the exact height of the fence will be confirmed at a later time. Surfacing under play equipment will be rubberized safety material. Hard court surfaces will be concrete and asphalt. At this time, the intent is that the kindergarten and other elementary grade play areas will not be separated by a fence. Play areas will include apparatus areas for kindergarten and grade 1-6 students, plus basketball, tetherball and painted court games. Shade structures and seating will allow Outline Specifications- 8
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN January 9, 2009 Emeryville Center of Community Life for outdoor teaching and/or eating. Raised beds for vegetable garden will be provided. Drinking fountains will be on the building. Small outdoor play areas will be provided adjacent to the two Head Start classrooms. 15. Roof Deck Terraces Outdoor uses will be located on 2 nd floor and 3 rd floor terraces. The terraces on the second floor and outside the third floor art rooms will be designed with raised landscape planters, planted with ornamental trees and shrubs. Paving will be toned concrete with special Adecco treatment. The third floor roof terrace on the north end will also have basketball courts and seating. 16. Pool Area Existing pool will be refurbished with new concrete decking, shaded areas and other amenities provided as appropriate. Components 1. Fencing The site will be secured with a 7’ high ornamental iron fence and gates. The western perimeter edge of campus and a portion of 53 rd Street edge will require a 16’ tall vinyl clad chain link fence (see section on sports fields above). The K-6 play areas will be enclosed by a 4’ ornamental iron fence with gates. 2. Lighting Sports fields will be lit for night use with special cut offs to protect adjacent residents from light spill-over. Refer to section 16000. Ornamental light standards will be located along promenade and in courtyards. LED recessed lighting will be provided in planters, and at stepped terraces to fields. Soffit lights on buildings will infill lighting as needed. All site lighting will be on timer controls. 3. Landscape Plants will be well adapted to the Emeryville setting and selected for low water usage. Species native to Temescal creek riparian zone and the watersheds of the East Bay are preferred. Soil amendments, fertilizers and mulch will be consistent with “Bay-Friendly” landscape requirements. Minimum size for trees will be 24” box, shrubs will be 5 gallon and perennials and ornamental grasses will be1 gallon. Soil for roof deck planters will be a special light weight soil mix. Outline Specifications- 9
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PROJECT: EMERYVILLE CENTER OF COMMU
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Together we can Make it Happen!
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Where will the new center be?
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Land Use and Transportation
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What’s Happening at the New Cente
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The New Building Program
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Into a Welcoming Lobby
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for Family Celebrations and Communi
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A Place to Express Yourselves
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And your Musical Soul!
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Age-appropriate Classrooms
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Specialized Teaching Areas and Labs
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and Expression Through Movement
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